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Addition of an end point for PM2.5 particulate matter concentration to the Arduino core built in Zigbee library. If possible, also the addition a general-purpose endpoint with a concentration cluster as specified in ZCL (e.g. page 4-53 V8 ZCL specification) - to monitor other gases and pollutants like CO, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, gas, voc, etc.) This would give more options for a complete air quality / environmental monitoring which would work well with existing CO2, temperature, humidity and pressure endpoints.
Alternatively this has to be done in Arduino using built in ESP-IDF functions which is more resource intensive and also beyond some people's abilities or available resources.
Additional context
The Zigbee library for the Arduino core is very useful for testing and rapid setting up of custom devices and prototypes. Growing its capabilities would be appreciated by many people.
I have checked existing list of Feature requests and the Contribution Guide
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Related area
Zigbee
Hardware specification
ESP32 C6 and H2 and any other 802.15.4 SOCs
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Implement Zigbee in Arduino #10135
Describe the solution you'd like
Addition of an end point for PM2.5 particulate matter concentration to the Arduino core built in Zigbee library. If possible, also the addition a general-purpose endpoint with a concentration cluster as specified in ZCL (e.g. page 4-53 V8 ZCL specification) - to monitor other gases and pollutants like CO, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, gas, voc, etc.) This would give more options for a complete air quality / environmental monitoring which would work well with existing CO2, temperature, humidity and pressure endpoints.
ZCL_V8.pdf
Describe alternatives you've considered
Alternatively this has to be done in Arduino using built in ESP-IDF functions which is more resource intensive and also beyond some people's abilities or available resources.
Additional context
The Zigbee library for the Arduino core is very useful for testing and rapid setting up of custom devices and prototypes. Growing its capabilities would be appreciated by many people.
I have checked existing list of Feature requests and the Contribution Guide
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: