network.provisioning.accessoryPaired (Accessory paired)

network.provisioning.accessoryPaired: Accessory paired

network.provisioning.accessoryPaired · device scope · message query permission Alarm

What it does

Reported when an accessory pairs successfully. msgType is network.provisioning.accessoryPaired. Subscribe to capabilityEvent via setMessageCallback for real-time push; pull and push use the same payload shape. Common fields are in Receive device messages and the shared event payload conventions.

Reported fields

Fields inside outputData. Root-level localTime and other platform fields are shared; when both root localTime and outputData.localTime appear, follow the live device payload.

Name	Description	Type	Required
`sn`	Accessory serial number	`text`	no
`mac`	MAC address	`text`	no
`localTime`	Local time	`text`	no
`pid`	Accessory product ID	`text`	no

Example

{
 "msgType": "network.provisioning.accessoryPaired",
 "deviceId": "TESTGW000012345",
 "productId": "56WGTET2",
 "outputData": { "sn": "ACC0001", "mac": "AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF" },
 "time": 1673406989,
 "localTime": "20230111T111629",
 "alarmId": "116257862023505xxxx"
}

Minimum permission

The administrator does not need an extra permission on a device they bound. A shared device needs the alarm-message permission. A bound sub-user does not. A sub-account needs Alarm. List and search APIs filter out events you are not allowed to see. Provisioning.