
Put the plugin in pairing mode (see Add a new device), then reset the device:

For a bulb, you should find between 1 and 3 new devices in your DomoticZ Device list:
If the device is not in the certified devices database, the pairing takes a little longer: the plugin discovers what the device can do before creating the widgets.
Press the pairing button 4 times (fast).
Power it off for a few minutes. Then switch it on: it sends a Device Announcement to start the pairing process.
The Ikea remote controls and the motion sensor don’t send their commands to the coordinator: they send them to a Zigbee group, created when you pair them with a bulb or an outlet. To see their events in DomoticZ, the coordinator must be a member of that group:
From then on, each action on the remote or the motion sensor is visible on its widget, and you can use it in Blockly, dzVents or Lua scripts.
A step-by-step example is given in Ikea remote control as a pure remote. For more details on groups, see Group Management.
See Ikea remote control as a pure remote for the step-by-step approach, including the Left/Right buttons.
Here is the method to get a Widget associated in DomoticZ and then to get it updated.
ATTENTION: Once reset, the switch controls group 0x0000 (which is also used by Xiaomi plugs and switches). You might have to do some cleanup in the group membership, if you want to avoid the tiny switch controlling an unexpected plug.
Pair it with the coordinator
Make sure that the coordinator is a member of group 0000
zigatePartOfGroup0000) in the WebUI Settings (advanced settings, Group management section), then restart the plugin.To add devices to the group
Pair it with the coordinator
Pair it with a bulb
Add the coordinator to the group created by the Motion sensor, as described above.
From then on, every time the motion sensor turns on the light, you also get the motion widget On.
You might want to align the Time setting of the Motion sensor with the Reset Time of the Motion widget in DomoticZ.
When an IKEA Fyrtur blind is purchased, it comes in a package which contains the blind, a wireless remote controller and a wireless repeater. All three are connected together out-of-the box, and the remote controller can be used to control the blind. Additional blind(s) can be purchased, and added to the remote controller by following the IKEA instructions.
You can factory reset blind/remote/repeater, and pairing all three together gives you the out-of-the box functionality back.
To use the blind, the blind remote and the repeater with the plugin:
After steps 1-3, the remote can be used by receiving the button presses in DomoticZ, and using DomoticZ scripting to control the blind with the blind widget.
With the following additional steps, the remote controls the blind(s) directly, through a group, and DomoticZ scripting is not necessary:
680ae2fffeaae6cb in this example.Unbind the remote from its default group 0000:
curl -X PUT -d '{"sourceIeee":"680ae2fffeaae6cb", "sourceEp": "01", "groupId": "0000", "cluster": "0102"}' http://127.0.0.1:9440/rest-z4d/1/unbinding-group
Bind the remote to the group containing the blind(s), using the Group id from the previous step. We use group id 0002 in this example:
curl -X PUT -d '{"sourceIeee":"680ae2fffeaae6cb", "sourceEp": "01", "groupId": "0002", "cluster": "0102"}' http://127.0.0.1:9440/rest-z4d/1/binding-group
Test that the remote controls the blind(s), and that the blind DomoticZ widget controls the blind. If you need to read the remote button presses from its DomoticZ widget, add the coordinator to the same group as the blinds (Coordinator (in the group) in Group Management).
If you need to redo the grouping of the remote, it is best to remove it from the plugin (remove the DomoticZ widget), pair it again (step 3 of the first list) and bind it to the group again.
Ikea devices can be updated over the air by the plugin. See Upgrading device firmware, and IKEA: downloading the whole catalogue for the Tools/ikea-ota-download.py helper.