Problem with Zigbee stick CC2652R

[steinbock1966]

I have successfully flashed my Zigbee stick CC2652R and plugged it into my Raspberry Pi4.

When I enter the command ./start.sh start in the terminal I get the following message:
No Texas Instruments USB device found.
No Zigbee adapter found. Not starting Zigbee2MQTT.
Starting the containers
ct-smart-home-master_mqtt_1 is up-to-date
ct-smart-home-master_nodered_1 is up-to-date
After you made yourself familiar with the setup, it's strongly suggested to secure the services. Read the "Security" section in the README!

Why is that, what can I do so that the stick is recognized?

Greetings
Stephan

[8xiom]

Please see #57 and the issues 47 & 52 for hints how to solve this issue. Got my CC2652R working by looking at these.

[steinbock1966]

I did 57, 47 and 52,
unfortunately the Stick is still not recognized!

[steinbock1966]

I have successfully flashed my Zigbee stick CC2652R and plugged it into my Raspberry Pi4.
When I enter the command ./start.sh start in the terminal I get the following message:
No Texas Instruments USB device found.

If I enter the command "ls -l / dev / serial / by-id" in the terminal I get the following result:
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Jul 16 12:03 usb-1a86_USB_Serial-if00-port0 -> ../../ttyUSB0

My configuaration.yaml is:
Home Assistant integration (MQTT discovery)
homeassistant: false

allow new devices to join
permit_join: true

enable frontend
frontend:
serial:
port: / dev / ttyUSB0
experimental:
new_api: true

MQTT settings
mqtt:
MQTT base topic for zigbee2mqtt MQTT messages
base_topic: zigbee2mqtt
MQTT server URL
server: 'mqtt: // localhost'
MQTT server authentication, uncomment if required:
user: my_user
password: my_password

advanced:
channel: 25
network_key: GENERATE
rtscts: false
network_key: GENERATE

My docker-compose.yml is:
version: '3.6'

services:
nodered:
image: ghcr.io/ct-open-source/ctnodered:latest
volumes:
- ./data/nodered:/data
- / etc / localtime: / etc / localtime
depends_on:
- mqtt
restart: always
network_mode: "host"
environment:
- TZ = Europe / Berlin

mqtt:
image: "eclipse-mosquitto"
ports:
- "1883: 1883"
- "9001: 9001"
volumes:
- ./data/mqtt:/mosquitto
- / etc / localtime: / etc / localtime
restart: always
environment:
- TZ = Europe / Berlin

zigbee:
image: koenkk / zigbee2mqtt
volumes:
- ./data/zigbee:/app/data
- / run / udev: / run / udev: ro
- / etc / localtime: / etc / localtime
devices:
- "/ dev / ttyACM0: / dev / ttyACM0"
- "/ dev / ttyACM1: / dev / ttyACM1"
- "/ dev / ttyUSB0: / dev / ttyUSB0"
restart: always
privileged: true
ports:
- 1881: 1881
environment:
- TZ = Europe / Berlin

Where is the error that my stick does not work?

Thanks
Stephan

[8xiom]

You also need to adjust the bash script start.sh because it only recognizes sticks with vendor ID from Texas Instruments. I simply omitted that part in the script (quick & dirty solution), then it worked. See #48 for the details and much more.

[steinbock1966]

Can I download the changed start.sh and use it to replace my start.sh?

[8xiom]

Can I download the changed start.sh and use it to replace my start.sh?

You should have a look at start.sh yourself and adjust it to your needs. For me, just tweaking the if-clause in the start section of start.sh (changing condition "$device == "False"" to whatever condition which is never fulfilled) did th job. Of course this might not work as expected if no stick was found. Use at your own risk!