Gledopto Zigbee RGB controller

Devices & Integrations
#76

I have two different Gledopto controllers, the CW/CC & RGB-CCT version. Both DTH don’t show the firmware, only the option for checking the firmware. Can’t tell you…

Strang that the Hue Candle isn’t showing the firmware either.

Only bulb I see the firmware is the Ikea Tradfri GU10s.

PS I changed the DTH so the Gledopto controller can show “real” Warmwhite, 2000K. I noticed that the LED strip wasn’t that nice WW at 2700K, the CW led was also dim on.

At 2000K the WW leds are on & the CW leds are off.

Grtn Ben

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#77

Has anyone tried pairing the gledopto after fw upgrade 24.20?
Mine failed like som many other on the 24.11 fw… (i have not been home in a while so wonder if the upgrade did anything?..

#78

@tpmanley - Last we talked, a couple months ago (Re: RGBgenie - ZigBee 3.0 RGBW Controller - v2 & v3 Hub dont see it?), you said there was going to be a change in the firmware so that these types of devices can be discovered easier. Is that still the plan and if so is there any timeline? If I had to guess this device and the RGBgenie that I’ve been working with are doing the same thing. After talking to the rep for that product they told me a customer got it working on SmartThings but most can’t (assuming different firmware versions).

#79

I have a V3 SmartThings hub - latest firmware 000.024.00022 and the RGB+CCT LED Controller (model #GL-C-008) when looking at the SmartThings Webapp.

I was able to pair by “finding” it with the classic app and then saving it. The newest SmatThings app wouldn’t find it. Weird? When I opened up the “new app” the “THING” was there. I changed it as many suggested by changing the driver to ZLL RGBW Bulb. Now able to control the strip. Sweet!

However, is there anyway to do animations with the thing? Or is this all I get? Any help would be appreciated!

-W

#80

Unfortunately using that device type gets it working (a little quirky since white might be reversed) doesn’t enable any other features. Is there any info in the manual for your device that says it does the other stuff? If so possibly a custom DTH might unlock the extras.

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#81

Sorry for the delayed response. The fix we discussed is in the next firmware and we’re starting a customer beta for that firmware soon. See here for more info: Hub Firmware 25.x Beta. I will look into adding something about this to the release notes since it doesn’t appear to be mentioned currently.

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#82

Here is a detailed guide on how to connect the Gledopto products to SmartThings: https://www.reddit.com/r/Gledopto/comments/ahkva0/how_do_gledopto_products_work_with_smartthings/

#83

Those instructions will only work for people who happened to be on the same shard as the author.

#84

The fix for the Gledopto products are now live in the v000.025.00015 beta version!

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#85

Yes, I was able to add my device now and it is working great with the Beta. The only change I needed to make was to change it from a dimmer, to a RGB light that changes colour, which I did at http://graph.api.smartthings.com/.

#86

Different people are on different cloud “shards,” so that link will only work for some accounts.

Instead, use https://account.smartthings.com and you will automatically be directed to the correct shard for your account. :sunglasses:

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#87

Can you do me a favor? Going to the account settings and then to my devices and to your controller. I’d be really curious to see what is listed under model, manufacture, and product ID in the raw description.

Rgbgenie ZW-3004
#88

Model GL-C-008

Manufacturer GLEDOPTO

endpoint ID 0C

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#89

Here from a RGB-CCT controller:

Data * application: 01

  • endpointId: 0B
  • manufacturer: GLEDOPTO
  • model: GLEDOPTO

Raw Description 0B C05E 0210 02 07 0000 0003 0004 0005 0006 0008 0300 00

#90

And from the CW/WW ctrlr:

Data * application: 01

  • endpointId: 0B
  • manufacturer: GLEDOPTO
  • model: GLEDOPTO

Raw Description 0B C05E 0220 02 07 0000 0003 0004 0005 0006 0008 0300 00

PS How can one see the firmware version of Gledopto?

#91

You don’t have a manufacturer or product ID or firmware version listed in the raw description anywhere? For example I’m using a RGBgenie controller and I get this from the raw description:

zw:Ls type:1101 mfr:0330 prod:0201 model:D002 ver:1.03 zwv:4.61 lib:03 cc:5E,55,6C,98,9F sec:72,86,26,33,2B,2C,71,70,85,59,73,5A,7A role:05 ff:8600 ui:8600

(This is the Z-Wave version of their controller, hence the zwv which I’m assuming is Z-Wave version)

#92

No, this is all there is…

That’s for the 2 Gledopto controllers I have. A Tradfri bulb is better documented.

Data * application: 11

  • endpointId: 01
  • manufacturer: IKEA of Sweden
  • model: TRADFRI bulb GU10 W 400lm

Raw Description 01 C05E 0100 02 08 0000 0003 0004 0005 0006 0008 0B05 1000 04 0005 0019 0020 1000

Firmware * Current Version: 0x12214572

  • Target Version: 0x12214572
  • Last Updated: N/A
  • Last Checked: 2019-02-06 11:09 PM CET
#93

I just received the 2ID version which pairs as a Thing on the beta hub firmware and I set it to the ZLL RGBW bulb which enables both color and white leds, but the on/off control only controls the color leds. No way to turn off the white leds. I realize this new controller is brand new but wondering if anyone has figure it out. Thanks

Data * application: 01

  • endpointId: 0B
  • manufacturer: GLEDOPTO
  • model: GL-C-007
    Raw Description 0B C05E 0210 02 07 0000 0003 0004 0005 0006 0008 0300 00
#94

Any timeline on when this v25 firmware will be released to public?

#95

My understanding is that the 2ID RGBW should show up as 2 Things, and you can control RGB and White individually. It’s possible that ST can only see one of the SSIDs (read that somewhere), so with this hub, only RGB will work.

I assume this setup will draw more power when both RGB and W are on, so the max length of the strip that can be controlled would be shorter.

So I’m trying to figure out what controller and strips to buy for the deck. It sounds like an RGBW strip should be used with a RGBW controller and a RGB WW and CW should be used with a RGB+CCT controller?

What happens when you hook up a RGBW strip to a RGB+CCT controller? Can you still dim the white color properly?

PS. The v25 firmware is out. Can someone confirm it fixes the issues with the controller not pairing?