Hi, Currently I would like to commission a thread device via MatterSupport. When I call MatterAddDeviceRequest API, it returns "Failed to perform Matter device setup setup: Error Domain=HMErrorDomain Code=18 "Pairing Failed" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Pairing Failed, NSUnderlyingError=0x282786e20 {Error Domain=HAPErrorDomain Code=15 "(null)"}}". As Log, I found I always get error while calling [THClient storeCredentialsForBorderAgent:activeOperationalDataSet:completion:]. It will return error "Invalid parameter sent to server..." so that I also get error log "CHIP Accessory Server failed to obtain Thread credentials for selected extended PAN ID... Error: (null)" in following. Logs: error 17:59:05.714183+0800 MatterExtension Client: -[THClient getConnectionEntitlementValidity]_block_invoke - Error: (null) error 17:59:05.714695+0800 MatterExtension -[THClient storeCredentialsForBorderAgent:activeOperationalDataSet:completion:]_block_invoke:646: - Response: Error Domain=ThreadCredentialsStore Code=4 "Invalid parameter sent to server..." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=<private>} error 17:59:05.715346+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced Server: -[CTCSXPCService listener:shouldAcceptNewConnection:]_block_invoke - XPC Connection invalidated error 17:59:05.747498+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced ThreadCommissioningService is Enabled error 17:59:05.748245+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced Server: -[CTCSXPCService checkEntitlements:connection:] - Entitlement Check is successful for the key : <private> error 17:59:05.749249+0800 homed Client: -[THClient getConnectionEntitlementValidity:]_block_invoke - Error: (null) error 17:59:05.750575+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced Server: -[CTCSXPCService checkEntitlements:connection:] - Entitlement Check is successful for the key : <private> default 17:59:05.750705+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced Request to fetch active dataset record with xpanid <private> default 17:59:05.751315+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced nw_path_evaluator_start [AC0FC426-242F-40D0-945A-27682116B6EE <NULL> generic, attribution: developer]path: satisfied (Path is satisfied), interface: en0[802.11], ipv4, dns error 17:59:05.752692+0800 homed [1263984240/1] CHIP Accessory Server failed to obtain Thread credentials for selected extended PAN ID... Error: (null) error 17:59:05.754467+0800 homed Invalidating XPC connection. error 17:59:05.754694+0800 homed Client: -[THClient connectToXPCService]_block_invoke - CTCS XPC Client is invalidated. error 17:59:05.755485+0800 CoreThreadCommissionerServiced Server: -[CTCSXPCService listener:shouldAcceptNewConnection:]_block_invoke - XPC Connection invalidated May I get an advice?? Thanks

I am using a Matter Device to do the OTA test with iPhone 8 Plus, HomePod mini, and the Home App. however, there is some abnormal behavior. The problem is that: The Matter device in the pop-up message is still the old firmware version after the OTA upgrade successfully. A few minutes later, the firmware version is updated in the device info but Apple Home still pop-up that a new firmware version is available for the Matter device with the same new version. When I restart the HomePod mini, no more updates are available for my device. is the HomePod cached the firmware version? The firmware version display format is incorrect? I remember the firmware format is in string e.g. 1.6.138. I could confirm this issue happened on HomePod mini V17.4. example: The old firmware version of the Matter device should be 251689472 in number and 1.5.122.0 in string. The new firmware version of the Matter device after OTA should be 1.6.138.0 in string and 268470784 in number (OTA upgrade with new firmware version) **Please let me know if more information is needed. ** Environment: iPhone 8 Plus, IOS 16.7.5 Apple HomePod Mini V17.5

I am working on an app for a home automation device. If I were using HomeKit exclusively I could add custom services or custom characteristics on standard services and these things would all be reported to my app via HomeKit. There is sample code from Apple that demonstrates how to do this. When a Matter device is commissioned using HomeKit you might expect custom clusters and/or custom attributes in a standard cluster would be translated to appropriate HomeKit services and characteristics, but this doesn't appear to be the case. Is there a way to have HomeKit do this? If not it seems I would need to use Matter directly rather than via HomeKit to access custom features. But if I commission the device using Matter in my app then I understand a new fabric is created and the device would not show in the Home app. Maybe the user needs to commission the device twice, once with my custom app and once with the Home app? That seems like a poor user experience to me. Perhaps that is the price paid for using a cross-platform standard? Is there a better way to get the same level of customization using Matter that I am able to get using HomeKit?

In my RequestHandler.swift, this is extension of MatterAddDeviceExtensionRequestHandler After commission device is completion. I call getBaseDevice method in the MTRDeviceController. func controller(_ controller: MTRDeviceController, commissioningComplete error: Error?, nodeID: NSNumber?) { if error != nil { os_log(.default, "TrinhVM: commissioningComplete error -> \(error!.localizedDescription)") } else { os_log(.default, "TrinhVM: commissioningComplete ->\(nodeID)") chipController.getBaseDevice(1, queue: DispatchQueue.main, completionHandler: { chipDevice, error in if chipDevice == nil { os_log(.debug, "Status: Failed to establish a connection with the device") } else { os_log(.error, "Status: Success to establish a connection with the device: \(chipDevice?.description ?? "")") let onOff = MTRBaseClusterOnOff(device: chipDevice, endpointID: 1, queue: DispatchQueue.main) // Send the "on" command to the device onOff?.on { error in let resultString: String if let error = error { resultString = String(format: "An error occurred: 0x%02lx", error._code) } else { resultString = "On command success" } debugPrint(resultString) } } }) } } It's working well, the status is always "Status: Success to establish a connection with the device". And I can control the lightbulb here with chipDevice (chipDevice is MTRBaseDevice). But, after the commission device has finished in the extension, get back the application scheme. I call method: chipController.getBaseDevice(1, queue: DispatchQueue.main, completionHandler: { chipDevice, error in if chipDevice == nil { os_log(.debug, "Status: Failed to establish a connection with the device") } else { os_log(.error, "Status: Success to establish a connection with the device: \(chipDevice?.description ?? "")") let onOff = MTRBaseClusterOnOff(device: chipDevice, endpointID: 1, queue: DispatchQueue.main) // Send the "on" command to the device onOff?.on { error in let resultString: String if let error = error { resultString = String(format: "An error occurred: 0x%02lx", error._code) } else { resultString = "On command success" } debugPrint(resultString) } } }) It's always show timeout error . Mdns: Resolve failure (src/platform/Darwin/DnssdImpl.cpp:476: CHIP Error 0x00000074: The operation has been cancelled) OperationalSessionSetup[1:0000000000000015]: operational discovery failed: src/lib/address_resolve/AddressResolve_DefaultImpl.cpp:119: CHIP Error 0x00000032: Timeout Creating NSError from src/lib/address_resolve/AddressResolve_DefaultImpl.cpp:119: CHIP Error 0x00000032: Timeout (context: (null)) "Failed to establish a connection with the device Optional(Error Domain=MTRErrorDomain Code=9 \"Transaction timed out.\" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Transaction timed out.})" I don't know why the same method, works in RequestHandler.swift but not in AppScheme. Any support for this issue. Thank and best regards.

Hi, I am working on developing a MATTER device, for which I am using iPhone and Homepod mini. How do I capture the debug logs from Homepod Mini

Greetings! I've added a Matter accessory via the Apple Home app. In my app, I'm attempting to commission this device and add it to my fabric. However, when I try to open the commissioning window, I receive an error stating, MTRBaseDevice doesn't support openCommissioningWindowWithDiscriminator over XPC. It appears that opening a commissioning window via an XPC connection is not yet supported. Is there another method to commission the device? Can I retrieve the setup payload from the MTRBaseDevice object or the shared MTRDeviceController? Here's the simplified version of my code: var home: HMHome // HMHome received via HMHomeManager var accessory: HMAccessory = home.accessory[0] // my Matter-supported accessory let deviceController = MTRDeviceController.sharedController( withID: home.matterControllerID as NSCopying, xpcConnect: home.matterControllerXPCConnectBlock ) let device = MTRBaseDevice( nodeID: accessory.matterNodeID as NSNumber, controller: deviceController ) device.openCommissioningWindow( withDiscriminator: 0, duration: 900, queue: .main) { payload, error in if let payload { // payload not received } else if let error { // I'm getting here "Error Domain=MTRErrorDomain Code=6 "(null)"" // and "MTRBaseDevice doesn't support openCommissioningWindowWithDiscriminator over XPC" logged in the console print(error) }

To be able to paire a matter device on ios I need to installed on my iPhone the matter client developper profile as indicate on the apple documentation Adding Matter support to your ecosystem | Apple Developer Documentation (To test your app on the iOS or macOS device that initiates the pairing, download the developer profile now, then install it.) When I do that it works perfectly. Otherwise the documentation says that the profile is only needed for development but when I want to use my app from the apple store (validate by Apple) and when I remove the profile it doesn't work anymore. What do I have to do to paire Matter device on iphone without the Matter client developer profile.

Added the MatterExtension for MatterAddDeviceExtensionRequestHandler as new Target. Everything is automatically generated. But still only the default MatterAddDevice pickerView is displayed instead of MatterAddDeviceExtension?! func play() { Task { let homes = [MatterAddDeviceRequest.Home(displayName: "my Home")] let topology = MatterAddDeviceRequest.Topology(ecosystemName: "MyEcosystemName", homes: homes) let request = MatterAddDeviceRequest(topology: topology) do { try await request.perform() print("Successfully set up device!") } catch { print("Failed to set up device with error: \(error)") } } } Entitlements: Matter Allow Setup Payload = YES .plist is set up: NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription NSBonjourServices:

On iOS 16.0, I added accessories via the MTRDeviceController class in the Matter.framework, and it worked fine. But when I will phone upgrade to the latest version of the iOS (iOS 16.1.1), after I call "MTRDeviceController" class "pairDevice: onboardingPayload: error:" method. I get an error like this: CHIP: [BLE] BLE:Error writing Characteristics in Chip service on the device: [The specified UUID is not allowed for this operation.] According to the error message, I guess that the characteristics of a certain Bluetooth cannot be read and written. After trying to verify it, I find that the characteristics uuid of the Matter accessory: "18EE2EF5-263D-4559-959F-4F9C429F9D12" cannot be read. So, my question is what can I do in iOS 16.1.1 to make my app work as well as it does on iOS 16.0.

Does anyone know if this is even supported at the moment? I've tried pairing a sample light application based on Silicon Lab's EFR32 but it's unable to find the OTBR on the network. [module](GitHub - SiliconLabs/matter: Matter is creating more connections between more objects, simplifying development for manufacturers and increasing compatibility for consumers, guided by the Connectivity Standards Alliance.) I'm also using the RaspberryPi 4/RCP combination as directed by Silicon Lab's documentation. I have no problems pairing the devices to the OTBR directly through its chiptool interface but Home isn't discovering the Thread network or showing me options to add the OTBR devices. I'm currently running iOS 16.1 beta on my iPhone and I'm using a HomePod Mini which is on version 16.0 and has the HomeKit Matter Support profile installed.