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Lidl HG06467 #

Model	HG06467
Vendor	Lidl
Description	Melinera smart LED string lights
Exposes	light (state, brightness, color_hs), linkquality
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Notes #

Pairing #

Factory reset the LED string by holding the “F” button for 5 seconds. When you let go of the button the LED string should blink slowly After resetting the LED string will automatically connect.

While pairing, keep the string close to the adapter.

Trigger effects #

Controls the 16 build-in effects of the LED string. An effect expects 3 parameters: speed, colors and effect. To trigger an effect send a message to zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/set with payload {"effect": {"effect": EFFECT, "speed": SPEED, "colors": COLORS}}. Description:

• SPEED should be a number between 1 and 100.
• COLORS is an array of JSON objects containing r, g, b. Note: some effects support multiple colors
• EFFECT is a string, below is a list of possible values and the amount of colors it supports

  |     effect             |     # colors    |
  |------------------------|-----------------|
  |     steady             |     1           |
  |     snow               |     1           |
  |     rainbow            |     0           |
  |     snake              |     6           |
  |     twinkle            |     2           |
  |     firework           |     2           |
  |     horizontal_flag    |     3           |
  |     waves              |     3           |
  |     updown             |     2           |
  |     vintage            |     1           |
  |     fading             |     1           |
  |     collide            |     1           |
  |     strobe             |     5           |
  |     sparkles           |     3           |
  |     carnaval           |     6           |
  |     glow               |     6           |
  

  Example message payload #

  {
   "effect": {
       "effect": "snake",
       "speed": 100,
       "colors": [
           {
               "r": 255,
               "g": 0,
               "b": 0
           },
           {
               "r": 0,
               "g": 255,
               "b": 0
           },
           {
               "r": 0,
               "g": 0,
               "b": 255
           }
       ]
   }
  }
  

Device type specific configuration #

How to use device type specific configuration

• color_sync: Synchronizes the color values in the state, e.g. if the state contains color_temp and color.xy and the color_temp is set, color.xy will be updated to match the color_temp. (default: true)

• transition: Controls the transition time (in seconds) of on/off, brightness, color temperature (if applicable) and color (if applicable) changes. Defaults to 0 (no transition). Note that this value is overridden if a transition value is present in the MQTT command payload.

• hue_correction: (optional) Corrects hue values based on a correction map for matching color rendition to other lights. Provide a minimum of 2 data sets in the correction map. To build a map:

  • choose one of your other lights to be the color reference
  • send a sample color to both lights (reference and non-reference)
  • modify hue value for non-reference light until it color matches the reference light
  • take note of the in and out values, where
    • in is the hue value you sent to your reference light
    • out is the hue value you had to dial your non-reference light to
  • repeat with a few other sample colors (4-5 should suffice)

  Example correction map:

    hue_correction:
        - in: 28
          out: 45
        - in: 89
          out: 109
        - in: 184
          out: 203
        - in: 334
          out: 318
  

Exposes #

Light #

This light supports the following features: state, brightness, color_hs.

• state: To control the state publish a message to topic zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/set with payload {"state": "ON"}, {"state": "OFF"} or {"state": "TOGGLE"}. To read the state send a message to zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/get with payload {"state": ""}.
• brightness: To control the brightness publish a message to topic zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/set with payload {"brightness": VALUE} where VALUE is a number between 0 and 254. To read the brightness send a message to zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/get with payload {"brightness": ""}.
• color_hs: To control the hue/saturation (color) publish a message to topic zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/set with payload {"color": {"hue": HUE, "saturation": SATURATION}} (e.g. {"color":{"hue":360,"saturation":100}}). To read the hue/saturation send a message to zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/get with payload {"color":{"hue":"","saturation":""}}. Alternatively it is possible to set the hue/saturation via:
  • HSB space (hue, saturation, brightness): {"color": {"h": H, "s": S, "b": B}} e.g. {"color":{"h":360,"s":100,"b":100}} or {"color": {"hsb": "H,S,B"}} e.g. {"color":{"hsb":"360,100,100"}}
  • HSV space (hue, saturation, brightness):{"color": {"h": H, "s": S, "v": V}} e.g. {"color":{"h":360,"s":100,"v":100}} or {"color": {"hsv": "H,S,V"}} e.g. {"color":{"hsv":"360,100,100"}}
  • HSL space (hue, saturation, lightness){"color": {"h": H, "s": S, "l": L}} e.g. {"color":{"h":360,"s":100,"l":100}} or {"color": {"hsl": "H,S,L"}} e.g. {"color":{"hsl":"360,100,100"}}

Transition #

For all of the above mentioned features it is possible to do a transition of the value over time. To do this add an additional property transition to the payload which is the transition time in seconds. Examples: {"brightness":156,"transition":3}, {"color_temp":241,"transition":1}.

Moving/stepping #

Instead of setting a value (e.g. brightness) directly it is also possible to:

• move: this will automatically move the value over time, to stop send value stop or 0.
• step: this will increment/decrement the current value by the given one.

The direction of move and step can be either up or down, provide a negative value to move/step down, a positive value to move/step up. To do this send a payload like below to zigbee2mqtt/FRIENDLY_NAME/set

NOTE: brightness move/step will stop at the minimum brightness and won’t turn on the light when it’s off. In this case use brightness_move_onoff/brightness_step_onoff

{
  "brightness_move": -40, // Starts moving brightness down at 40 units per second
  "brightness_move": 0, // Stop moving brightness
  "brightness_step": 40 // Increases brightness by 40
  "hue_move": 40, // Starts moving hue up at 40 units per second, will endlessly loop (allowed value range: -255 till 255)
  "hue_step": -90, // Decrease hue by 90 (allowed value range: -255 till 255)
  "saturation_move": -55, // Starts moving saturation down at -55 units per second (allowed value range: -255 till 255)
  "saturation_step": 66, // Increase saturation by 66 (allowed value range: -255 till 255)
}

Linkquality (numeric) #

Link quality (signal strength). Value can be found in the published state on the linkquality property. It’s not possible to read (/get) or write (/set) this value. The minimal value is 0 and the maximum value is 255. The unit of this value is lqi.