Aqara Vibration Sensor DJT11LM

This documentation was generated from: aq1_vibration_sensor.json

AttributeValue
status Bronze
product Aqara Vibration Sensor DJT11LM
modelid lumi.vibration.aq1
manufacturername LUMI

1. ZHAVibration

Endpoint: /sensors

Top level attributes

AttributeDatatypeDescriptionAccess
id String Identifier of the resource, unique within an endpoint. R
lastannounced ISO 8601 timestamp Timestamp of the last power-cyle or rejoin. R
lastseen ISO 8601 timestamp Timestamp of the last communication. R
manufacturername String "LUMI" R
modelid String "lumi.vibration.aq1" R
name String Name of the resource. RW
swversion String Firmware version of the device. R
type String "ZHAVibration" R
uniqueid String Unique identifier of the resource. R
swversion String Firmware version of the device. R
type String "ZHAVibration" R
uniqueid String Unique identifier of the resource. R

Config attributes

AttributeDatatypeDescriptionAccess
on Bool When true the sensor is enabled in rules.

Default: true

RW
reachable Bool When true the device is assumed to be operational. R
pending Array Pending tasks to configure the device. R
battery UInt8 The current device battery level in 0–100 %.

Default: 0

R
temperature UInt8 The current device temperature in °C. R
sensitivity UInt8 The sensor sensitivity.

Default: 1

  • low — 21
  • medium — 11
  • high — 1
RW
sensitivitymax UInt8 The maximum sensor sensitivity.

Default: 21

R

State attributes

AttributeDatatypeDescriptionAccess
orientation Array[3] The orientation in degrees [X, Y, Z].
Where X, Y, Z can be in range -90–90.
R
tiltangle UInt16 The current tilt angle.

Default: 0

R
vibration Bool True when vibration is detected.

Default: false

R
vibrationstrength UInt16 The strength of the detected vibration.

Default: 0

R
lastupdated ISO 8601 timestamp Timestamp when state was last updated. R

Example output

{
  "config": {
    "battery": 95,
    "on": true,
    "pending": [],
    "reachable": true,
    "sensitivity": 1,
    "sensitivitymax": 21,
    "temperature": 2800
  },
  "lastseen": "2020-12-29T22:03Z",
  "manufacturername": "LUMI",
  "modelid": "lumi.vibration.aq1",
  "name": "Vibration Sensor",
  "state": {
    "lastupdated": "2020-12-29T22:02:50.534",
    "orientation": [
      81,
      1,
      9
    ],
    "tiltangle": 84,
    "vibration": false,
    "vibrationstrength": 11
  },
  "swversion": "20180130",
  "type": "ZHAVibration",
  "uniqueid": "00:15:8d:00:02:af:95:f9-01-0101"
}

Known Issues

Sticky Parents

Almost all Xiaomi end-devices stick to their parent after pairing. The parent is the device which repeats the signal, it can be a router or the coordinator.

Once a parent is cut from power or otherwise lost, the end-device won’t automatically search for a new parent and appears to be offline.

→ Best practice for pairing is therefore to pair the device at the place where it’s gonna be installed to force it to select a good parent. It’s also advisable to power off all routers which aren’t powered all the time, so that they aren’t considered as parent when pairing.