hue-motion-sensor.yaml

#
# Blueprint to control a light (or lights) using a Philips Hue SML001
# motion sensor connected to Home Assistant via ZHA
#
# Home Assitant configures the sensor to be an Occupancy Sensor at boot,
# setting the Occupied to Unoccipied time and sensitivity of the sensor.
# I used to use HA timers to do this, but Blueprint is now much more simple :-)
#
# Additionally the sensor can be disabled using a oneof two entities.
# I usually link this to a TV state, as I do not want my lights going on & off
# while sitting in the Lounge watching TV.
# I also use an input_boolean to enable me to disable all my occupancy sensors.
#

blueprint:
  name: Occupancy Detection Settings (SML001)
  description: |
    The sets the sensor attributes when Home Assistant boots
  domain: automation
  input:
    occupancy_entity:
      name: Occupancy Sensor
      description: "The occupancy sensor to use for this automation"
      selector:
        entity:
          domain: binary_sensor
          device_class: occupancy
    ieee_id:
      name: Occupancy Sensor Zigbee IEEE ID
      description: "The zigbee network id of the sensor"
      selector:
        text:
    sensitivity:
      name: Sensitivity of sensor
      description: |
        Set how sensitive we want the sensor to be: 0 = least sensitive

        NOTE: Restart Home Assistant on changing this value
      default: 2
      selector:
        number:
          min: 0
          max: 2

#
# The automation
#
variables:
  ieee_id: !input ieee_id

# Trigger mode
mode: single

# Trigger
trigger:
  # When HA starts
  - platform: homeassistant
    event: start

# Actions
# TODO: Figure out how to get ieee address of sensor from entity
action:
  - alias: "Update settings"
    sequence:
      # Set device sensitivity
      - service: zha.set_zigbee_cluster_attribute
        data:
          ieee: "{{ ieee_id }}"
          endpoint_id: 2
          cluster_id: 0x0406
          cluster_type: in
          attribute: 0x0030
          value: !input sensitivity