My wired and wireless IP network is solid. However, I've noticed that my Zigbee network is not resilient when the Zigbee coordinators are rebooted/power cycled. Some keypads do not respond for hours after a power cycle, leading me to believe that some devices are connected to coordinators a fair distance away. Perhaps some coordinators were moved around the house after the initial configuration.
There are 5 EA-1s, 2 CA-1s, 1 EA-5 acting as coordinators. I would like to determine the affinity that a Zigbee device has for a coordinator, and then change the association to be closer to its nearest coordinator, if that makes sense.
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Hi all,
End user here using 2.10.6.
My wired and wireless IP network is solid. However, I've noticed that my Zigbee network is not resilient when the Zigbee coordinators are rebooted/power cycled. Some keypads do not respond for hours after a power cycle, leading me to believe that some devices are connected to coordinators a fair distance away. Perhaps some coordinators were moved around the house after the initial configuration.
There are 5 EA-1s, 2 CA-1s, 1 EA-5 acting as coordinators. I would like to determine the affinity that a Zigbee device has for a coordinator, and then change the association to be closer to its nearest coordinator, if that makes sense.
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