[APP][Pro] Tuya Zigbee App

Hello all,

I am trying to add an OXT double dimmer to Homey. It is possible with holding for 10sec button that is on device. I am using Tuya Zigbee application. It should be added as two different devices but in adds only one. Means that I can only control one electrical circuit. Any idea how to do this to have two separete devices for the same dimmer module.

Link to the device details:

I have the same issue. I bought 60+ OXT 2 channel devices and Homey sees only 1 channel. Tried to do “interview” but did not help. Any ideas?

Hi all,

One of my two TS0601 soil sensors doesn’t report temperature anymore, only humidity. The other does both. They have served me well so far until the batteries in one of them died. Since then, no more soil temperature, only soil humidity. The device is _TZE204_myd45weu TS0601 (pic of device). I have tried repairing the device but that doesn’t bring the temperature back. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Paul

Try interviewing the device. Keep it awake by shortly pressing the pair button every 2 seconds or so.
https://tools.developer.homey.app/tools/zigbee

Done. Still no temperature value. Humidity is still working fine, as is battery condition.

You need to view the interview data to view if it’s there.
Interviewing doesn’t help to suddenly show the data when paired.
Ultimately you should bring it up on github ( see 1st post )

Hi JvdMeulen,

I suggested interviewing it, because interviewing did “unlock” color settings for Lidl lights for example, which were unavailable at first…
With that in mind, it could possibly bring back the temperature capability of Paul’s sensor.
But it’s obviously not exact science or always giving results.

If that’s true, that is magical i’d say.
Maybe Athom changed something, but when i added hardware based on a identifiction .. that is where you define the what the device is capable of. Not based on an interview.
I’m curious how the interview changes (or could change) what you define in device.js
( not trying to be smart, but really curious on how that works)

Interviewing doesn’t show me the 64% humidity. No value is 64, but that’s what it’s reporting. It does change the humidity value if I stick it into some other soil, so it seems to be a real result of a measurement. Temperature is still zero after interviewing (twice). I have another one of these sensors, I bought 2 at the same time. That other sensor works fine, reporting both temperature and humidity. Taking the batteries out and sticking them back in doesn’t help either (batteries ran out and after swapping batteries the temperature was gone). So unless there are any other ideas, I guess I’ll just have to live with only humidity for this sensor. Thankfully that’s its main purpose. Temperature is nice to have.
Thanks for your suggestions @Peter_Kawa and @JvdMeulen !

Hi, Is it possible to add this remote to homey via Tuya zigbee?

Please refer to the first post in this topic for guidance on how to request new device support.

@mats_nygren And there is a better place for that device to request support

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Hi Dylan Good morning, how nice that you are working on a better improved version of the Tuyau ZigBee app.
I hope that all the people who were waiting for their devices to work within Homey are satisfied now that every function of their device is working or going to be soon.

I’m going to try it out by uploading it and install it wit CLI and let you know if there are any problems.

Thanks again for all your effort and
Best regards Peter.

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Very good Dylan :+1:t2::+1:t2::+1:t2:

Keep up the good work :flexed_biceps:t2:

Best regards Peter.

tuya zigbee motion sensor with the below interview even exists in the app does not operates as nor motion neither luminance is captured.

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Hi , @Eftychis_Georgilas,
please read the first post of this thread.

Lite version with more than 150+ drivers intégration is done

You can try et tell me if its works

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The solution that I’ve found for my Tuya Zigbee Sensors ( 2 PIR, 1 temp + Humidity, 1 Rain Sensor) is a Tuya Zigbee hub with Matter and connecting them via matter, it’s not perfect having a second Zigbee mesh at home but at least all the devices are working locally.

a newbie in Homey and my first message in the forum ! many thanks for everyone in the forum, very helpful and very informative ! it saves my way setting up those very ‘ad hoc’ Tuya devices.

Lonsonho QS-Zigbee-D02-TRIAC-2C-LN dimmer switch module (TS110E, _TZ3210_pagajpog). paired with the Tuya app for Homey, the module only performs on/off, the dimmer is in the app interface but the outcome is invisible, and the maximum brightness trimmed half. I did some dignostic tests as below :

TEST 1 - bottomline, paired Tuya Gateway + Typa Life app
1.1 a 25W Philips incandescent bulb (test bulb) works fine with a good dimming range
1.2/ a 10.5W (1050 lumens) Philips LED bulb works fine with a good dimming range

TEST 2 - bench test, paired Homey Pro + Tuya app for Homey
2.1/ a 25W Philips incandescent bulb (test bulb) has no dimming range, max light level trimmed half
2.2/ a 10.5W (1050 lumens) Philips LED bulb has no dimming range, max light level trimmed half

TEST 3 - installation, paired Homey Pro + Tuya app for Homey + 4x LED bulbs
3.1/ 4x10.5W (1050 lumens) Philips LED bulb in the ceiling installation, all bulbs have no dimming range, max light level trimmed half
(4x10.5W=42W may reach the capacitive limit of this basic dimmer module)

did I miss something here ? or, did I stretch it too much ? please help !

cheers, Ernest