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Vibration Sensor

https://joshmccarty.com/how-to-increase-sensitivity-on-aqara-vibration-sensor-with-home-assistant-zha/

I recently purchased an Aqara vibration sensor, but the default sensitivity wasn’t working for my application. The sensor was connected to Home Assistant via the Zigbee Home Automation (ZHA) integration using a GoControl HUSBZB-1. I didn’t see an obvious way to change the sensitivity on the sensor, but fortunately I came across a forum post with the instructions.

In Home Assistant, go to Configuration > Integrations and configure the Zigbee Home Automation integration.

Click/tap on Devices and open the device for the vibration sensor.
On the device screen, click/tap on Manage Cluster. In the dialog that opens:

How I made my doorbell smart

The Problem

I have a simple door entry phone that buzzes when someone rings the bell and lets me 'buzz' them in. I would like some smarts. Firstly I want to be able to notify and automate when someone rings and secondly I would like to be able to buzz people in.

Entry phone systems vary throught the world and so it is unlikely this write-up will work for you, so I have spelt out the general principles I used and the steps I took.

The ingredients:

Raspberry Pico W
ESP home installed on the above

The hacky, not-reccomended, may break in future solution would be this

  - name: 'family'
    platform: bayesian
    prior: 0.83
    probability_threshold: 0.86
    observations:
      - entity_id: 'device_tracker.nmap_person1'
        prob_given_true: 0.95
        prob_given_false: 0.125

	blueprint:
	name: Bayesian Numeric Probability
	description: Creates a sensor which holds the numeric probability value from a bayesian binary_sensor
	domain: template
	source_url: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/HarvsG/6810cb930cee094a902578577eb98796/raw/6305d13cf26b14ccced5ad093ae51cb5cbbe7027/bayesian_probability_sensor.yaml
	input:
	bayesian_binary_sensor:
	name: Bayesian sensor
	description: The binary_sensor to have its probability monitored
	selector:

	blueprint:
	name: Match Outside Colour Temperature Kelvin
	description: When a light turns on or the sun elevation changes match the outside
	colour temperature. It will apply to any bulb that supports color temperature.
	It triggers whenever a bulb turns on, on sun elevation changes and every 5 minutes.
	domain: automation
	input:
	target_lights:
	name: Lights
	description: The primary lights to be controlled

	blueprint:
	name: Match Outside Colour Temperature
	description: When a light turns on or the sun elevation changes match the outside colour temperature. It will apply to any bulb that supports color temperature. It triggers whenever a bulb turns on, on sun elevation changes and every 5 minutes.
	domain: automation
	input:
	target_lights:
	name: Lights
	description: The lights to be controlled
	selector:
	entity:

	# This config enables micro wake word 2 the 'use micro wake word' toggles between it and streaming audio to HA for wake word detection
	# Replies come through the terrible on-device speaker
	substitutions:
	name: m5stack-atom-echo
	friendly_name: M5Stack Atom Echo

	esphome:
	name: ${name}
	name_add_mac_suffix: true
	friendly_name: ${friendly_name}

	blueprint:
	name: Toggle Scenes
	description: Trigger this automation from another automation using This will allow you to use a single trigger to toggle a scene on or off. A timeout variable is given, after which the trigger will activate the scene irrespective of the state of the last toggle.
	domain: automation
	input:
	scene_input:
	name: Scene to be toggled
	description: This is the scene that will be turned on and off
	selector:
	entity: