Split from STM32WB55CGU6 Example for Home Automation as that question is answered, and this is a new question.
Hi everyone,
This thread on using the STM32WB55CGU6 for home automation is really helpful . I’ve been working on a related project where we combine the wireless features of the WB55 with control hardware to enable room-level automation particularly in rental or multi-unit properties.
In another thread, I saw a great discussion about the “Home Automation Profile H.A 1.2 with Zigbee Pro” and the real-world behavior of clustering, association, and network stability community.st.com. That got me thinking: has anyone tried integrating the WB55 coordinator setup with external power-switch hardware to manage actual device loads?
Specifically, I’m curious how people handle things like startup sequencing, default off-state behavior, and firmware-level interlocks when wireless commands control physical switches.
