Controlling devices directly via Zigbee™
Yandex hubs with Zigbee support Zigbee 3.0. With this technology, you can connect smart home devices directly.
What is supported
For smart devices from different vendors on the same wireless network to interact, they need a standard communication language. The Zigbee Cluster Library (ZCL) fills that role. It's a set a of features and operations that devices in a Zigbee network can perform.
Clusters are groups of related attributes and commands supported by devices. For example, there are clusters for temperature measurement, light control, and more.
What we currently support:
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If a device transmits the Device ID and attributes over the protocol correctly, it connects right to the smart home platform.
What restrictions apply
For some Device IDs, there is a restriction on clusters that can be added to the respective devices. Clusters that are not included in the list of allowed ones currently are not supported by these devices.
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The restrictions do not apply to other Device IDs. Devices will connect if there is at least one supported cluster.
How to add support for your device
Support for additional clusters and non-standard specifications to work with hubs directly is provided by the Yandex development team.
To apply to add your device to the platform, fill out the form below:
Zigbee™ is a trademark of the Connectivity Standards Alliance.