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Blue Series mmWave Presence Sensing Dimmer • Configuration Settings • Home Assistant (ZHA)

ZHA has its Zigbee cluster configuration in the "Manage Zigbee Device" section of the user interface. This document shows you where to find them

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Written by Eric Maycock
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First, navigate to the device in Home Assistant and click on the three-dot menu in the "Device Info" section.

Select "Manage Zigbee Device"

From there, click on the "Clusters" tab, then "Clusters" drop down and choose InovelliVZM32SNmmWaveCluster (id: 0xfc32 Type: in) for most mmWave specific settings, and InovelliVZM31SNCluster (id: 0xfc31 Type: in) for most of the other device settings.

This should allow you to see and select the different "Attributes" of the cluster. From here you can choose an attribute and click "READ ATTRIBUTE" to see what it currently is. Please use the tables below to reference what the attributes are called in our documentation compared to what they might be called in the documentation:


Cluster 0xFC31 InovelliVZM32SNCluster

Attribute Name

ID (Hex)

ID (Dec)

Documentation Name

Values / Range

light_on_presence_behavior

0x006E

110

Light On Presence Behavior

0: Disabled
1: Auto On/Off when occupied (default)
2: Auto Off when vacant
3: Auto On when occupied
4: Auto On/Off when vacant
5: Auto On when vacant
6: Auto Off when occupied

mmwave_room_size_preset

0x0075

117

Room Size

0: Custom (User-defined)
1: X-Small (X: −100–100, Y: 0–200, Z: −100–100)
2: Small (X: −160–160, Y: 0–280, Z: −100–100)
3: Medium (X: −210–210, Y: 0–360, Z: −100–100)
4: Large (X: −260–260, Y: 0–400, Z: −100–100)
5: X-Large (X: −310–310, Y: 0–460, Z: −100–100)


Cluster 0xFC32 InovelliVZM32SNmmWaveCluster

Attribute Name

ID (Hex)

ID (Dec)

Documentation Name

Values / Range

mmwave_height_min

0x0065

101

mmWave Height Minimum (Floor)

Range: −600..600 (default −600)

mmwave_height_max

0x0066

102

mmWave Height Maximum (Ceiling)

Range: −600..600 (default 600)

mmwave_width_min

0x0067

103

mmWave Width Minimum (Left)

Range: −600..600 (default −600)

mmwave_width_max

0x0068

104

mmWave Width Maximum (Right)

Range: −600..600 (default 600)

mmwave_depth_min

0x0069

105

mmWave Depth Minimum (Near)

Range: 0..600 (default 0)

mmwave_depth_max

0x006A

106

mmWave Depth Maximum (Far)

Range: 0..600 (default 600)

mmwave_target_info_report

0x006B

107

mmWave Target Info Report

0: Disabled
1: Enabled

mmwave_stay_life

0x006C

108

mmWave Stay Life

Range: 0..3600 (default 300)

mmwave_detect_sensitivity

0x0070

112

mmWave Sensitivity

Range: 0..2 (default 2)

mmwave_detect_trigger

0x0071

113

mmWave Trigger Speed

Range: 0..2 (default 2)

mmwave_hold_time

0x0072

114

mmWave Detection Timeout

Range: 0..4294967296 (default 30)

mmwave_version

0x0073

115

mmWave Firmware Version

Range: 0..4294967296 (Read Only)

Special mmWave Commands

There are a couple commands that are specific to the mmWave module. These commands are shown below. You can send the commands by clicking the "Commands" tab in the same "Manage Zigbee device" screen.

Cluster 0xFC32 – Commands

Command Name

ID (Hex)

ID (Dec)

Documentation Name

Values / Description

mmwave_control_command

0x00

0

mmWave Control Instruction

id (Number):
0 – Reset mmWave Module
1 – Generate Interference Area
2 – Obtain Interference Area
3 – Clear Interference Area
4 – Reset Detection Area
5 – Clear the Stay Area

For example, if you would like to generate the interference area (as described in this article), select the mmwave_control_command, select command 0x0001 and click on "Issue Zigbee Command".

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