This is all explained in detail in the documentation.
Once it’s done flash Zigbee2Tasmota Tasmota firmware to your ESP82xx board or device, and you need to configure the system for communication between the Zigbee module and ESP8266. Normally, C2530 firmware is flashed through CC Debugger tool, but in this case, you don’t need to purchase extra hardware since Z-Stack firmware flashing can be performed through any ESP8266 board running CCLib instead. Note that C2531 based device won’t work since they are connected over USB. Zigbee to WiFi Gateway Prototype running Tasmotaīasically all you need is ESP82xx hardware connected to a Texas Instruments C2530 based Zigbee device over a serial. More specifically, the Z2T (Zigbee to Tasmota) concept allows you to make your own Zigbee to WiFi bridge by combining Z-Stack-firmware on CC2530 and Tasmota firmware on ESP8266 / ESP82xx hardware. Tasmota Zigbee SupportĪ piece of more important news is that Tasmota now supports Zigbee. So the first news is that the project has recently been renamed from Sonoff-Tasmota to just Tasmota, and documentation has been moved from Github Wiki to Github.io. It was initially designed to run on devices from ITEAD Studio Sonoff family but now supports more products, boards, and modules from other brands such as Shelly, Wemos, Blitzwolf, and others. Sonoff-Tasmota is a popular open-source firmware designed to run on ESP8266 hardware for home automation projects.
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