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Update Zigbee2MQTT readme with LED blink disable instructions and verified metrics

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1. Open the Zigbee2MQTT dashboard and click **Permit join (All)** at the top right.
2. Go to your physical Ecowitt WS90 weather station and **double-press the physical CAL button** on the bottom of the sensor array.
3. The LED on the weather station should flash, indicating it is in pairing mode (active for 3 minutes).
4. Within a few seconds, the weather station will appear in the Zigbee2MQTT dashboard. You can rename it there (e.g. to `weather_station`).
4. Within a few seconds, the weather station will appear in the Zigbee2MQTT dashboard. You can rename it there (e.g. to `Shelly WS90`).
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## 5. Verify Metrics flow
## 5. Heartbeat LED Blinking (How to Disable)
* **Home Assistant:** The weather station will be automatically discovered via the MQTT integration. You can verify it under **Settings > Devices & Services > MQTT**.
* **Prometheus:** Home Assistant will automatically expose the new weather station entities. You can query them in Prometheus or Grafana (e.g. `homeassistant_sensor_temperature_celsius` or similar entity-based metrics).
By default, the weather station's LED flashes briefly every ~8.8 seconds to indicate it is transmitting data.
* **To disable the blinking:** Press the physical **CAL button** on the bottom of the sensor package **exactly 3 times** in quick succession. This toggles the heartbeat LED mode.
* **To enable the blinking again:** Press the **CAL button exactly 3 times** again.
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## 6. Verified Metrics Flow
The weather station successfully reports metrics. You can query them in Prometheus or display them in Grafana:
| Metric Name | Description | Verified Value Example |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| `homeassistant_sensor_temperature_celsius` | Outdoor Temperature | `30.8` °C |
| `homeassistant_sensor_humidity_percent` | Outdoor Humidity | `29.0` % |
| `homeassistant_sensor_pressure_kpa` | Atmospheric Pressure | `97.8` kPa |
| `homeassistant_sensor_illuminance_lux_lx` | Ambient Light Level | `80.0` lx |
| `homeassistant_sensor_battery_percent` | Sensor Battery Level | `100.0` % |
> [!NOTE]
> **Wind/Rain/UV Data:** The Shelly WS90 custom edition transmits advanced meteorological data (wind speed, wind direction, rain, and UV index) over manufacturer-specific Zigbee clusters. Depending on your Zigbee2MQTT version and device configuration, these may not be fully parsed out-of-the-box. If you require advanced wind/rain/UV metrics, integrating the device via **Bluetooth (BTHome protocol)** using a BLE proxy (e.g. an ESP32 or the SLZB-MR1U's Bluetooth proxy capability) is the recommended alternative.