Individual Binding: You are binding one Zigbee product to another

Group Binding: You are binding one Zigbee product to a group of other Zigbee products (ie: used for 3+ bound devices)

An Inovelli Blue Series Switch paired directly to Home Assistant (ZHA).

Target Zigbee device(s) or smart bulb(s) paired to the same ZHA network.

Both devices must share compatible clusters (e.g., OnOff and LevelControl for dimmers).

Open Home Assistant and navigate to Settings -> Devices & Services.

then

then

Select your Zigbee Home Automation (ZHA) integration card and click Devices.

Locate and select your Inovelli Blue Series Switch.

Click the three dots under the device info panel and select Manage Zigbee Device.

Under the Clusters dropdown, select:

Inovelli_VZM31SN_Cluster (Endpoint ID: 1, ID: 0xfc31, Type: in)

Under Attributes, select smart_bulb_mode (Parameter 18).

Enter 1 in the Value field and click Write Attribute.

Go to Settings -> Devices & Services -> ZHA -> Devices.

Select your Inovelli Blue Series Switch.

Click the three dots and select Manage Zigbee Device.

Navigate to the Clusters tab at the top and select change cluster -> LevelControl Endpoint ID 2 (Out).

And do the same as above for OnOff Endpoint ID 2 (Out)

Navigate to the Bindings tab at the top.

Select your target device under Bindings.

Click Bind for each selected cluster.

Navigate to Settings -> Connectivity.

Select Zigbee

Select Groups

Select Create Group

Select the devices to add to the group

Create a group name and group ID

Navigate to Settings

Select Devices & Services

Select ZHA

Select the Switch to Bind to the Group

Click the three dots and select Manage Zigbee Device.

Select Bindings

Select the Switch to Bind to the Group

Select the Group and endpoints to bind and click Bind (OnOff 0x0006 and LevelControl 0x0008)

Test your binding by pressing up on your light switch (your bulb should turn on), pressing down on your light switch (bulb should turn off) or holding up/down on the switch (bulb should dim up/down) - NOTE: If your bulb is not dimming, please make sure you have your switch set to dimmer mode and not on/off.