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FYI, the is a new PR with an alternative variant of this as a separate file -> https://github.com/zigpy/zha-device-handlers/pull/2419

Be warned that this new zigpy-espzb is in very early development and before this is including in ZHA by default it will be very difficult to migrate away so do...

> My assumption is the following: > > * **we need 2 ESP32, one with zigbee capabilities (who would've thought that?)** Two SoC solution is way it used in Espressif...

> Two SoC solution is way it used in Espressif reference hardware design but it is not a must as zigpy only need a serial connection. > > You could...

> Alternativly you could instead design different kinds of ESP32-H2 to PHY Ethernet boards using a UART-to-Ethernet bridge/converter chip to basically make a network-attached serial adapter for connection using serial-over-IP...

> If i get it the correct way, then to test basic functionality i should be able to connect an FTDI usb serial adapter (or any other usb to serial...

> I tried it with rebooting (now actually with an esp32-h2) and i still get an error that it failed to deserialize the command @ss89 can I suggest maybe consider...

> Hi, I would like to add my question to this topic, as it's closely related. I want to use a single ESP32-C6 as a Zigbee Coordinator and connect it...

FYI; can get related tips from this step-by-step manual for zigpy-blz (see this link to "_Home Assistant BLZ Radios Integration Guide_"): * https://github.com/bouffalolab/zigpy-blz/blob/main/docs/Home_Assistant_BLZ_Radios_Integration_Guide_1.0.0.pdf @lhespress suggest maybe consider copying some of...

FYI, a zha/zigpy developer (puddly) has now begun working on a new experimental feature to make it easier for developers and testers to try external radio types in Home Assistant's...