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ZHA troubleshooting Zigbee OTA upgrades of device firmware #35884

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Document basic troubleshooting/resolving ZHA problems with Zigbee OTA upgrading if device OTA firmware does not start or fail.

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  • New Features

    • Added a section on troubleshooting Over-The-Air firmware upgrades for Zigbee devices, highlighting battery life and device activation.
    • Introduced a new subsection for Zigbee network visualization, enabling users to assess device connections and troubleshoot issues.
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    • Improved clarity and organization throughout the ZHA integration documentation for better user understanding.

Add new sections under troubleshooting about resolving ZHA problems with Zigbee OTA upgrading of device firmware not starting or failing.
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The changes in the pull request enhance the documentation for the Zigbee Home Automation (ZHA) integration in Home Assistant. Notable additions include a section addressing issues with Over-The-Air (OTA) firmware upgrades for Zigbee devices, emphasizing battery life and device readiness. Additionally, a new subsection on Zigbee network visualization is included to help users assess device connectivity. Minor adjustments throughout the document improve clarity and organization, while the overall structure remains consistent.

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source/_integrations/zha.markdown Added sections on OTA firmware upgrade issues and Zigbee network visualization; minor adjustments for clarity.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ZHA
    participant ZigbeeDevice

    User->>ZHA: Initiate OTA firmware upgrade
    ZHA->>ZigbeeDevice: Check battery status
    ZigbeeDevice-->>ZHA: Battery sufficient
    ZHA->>ZigbeeDevice: Wake up device
    ZHA->>ZigbeeDevice: Start firmware upgrade
    ZigbeeDevice-->>ZHA: Upgrade successful
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586-593: Enhance the organization and emphasis of the OTA upgrade section.

While the content is valuable, consider these improvements for better readability and user safety:

  1. Add a prominent warning box at the start of the section using the existing warning template:
{% warning %}
- OTA updates can take up to 10 minutes and generate significant network traffic
- Battery-powered devices require at least 70% battery life
- Multiple simultaneous updates are not recommended
{% endwarning %}
  1. Organize the content into clear subsections with headers:
  • Prerequisites
  • Troubleshooting
  • Network Considerations

Line range hint 594-605: Consider adding more context for technical terms.

The network visualization section is well-structured but could be more accessible to non-technical users. Consider:

  1. Adding a brief introduction explaining what network visualization means in simple terms:
The network visualization feature provides a visual map of how your Zigbee devices communicate with each other. This can help you identify devices that might have connection problems or need to be relocated for better performance.
  1. Including a simple diagram or screenshot showing an example of the visualization.
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