Closed goodsale closed 2 months ago
Maybe the device doesn't report that, post the device diagnostic, you can download it from the device page in your home assistant.
I think your devices doesn't report the id 40
value in initialization however I think it will do if the state changed of it later after you add and the device state changed localtuya may actually catch the change report and store it in HA however if the device reconnect or integration reloaded the state will gone again.
I would suggest you to add 0
in manual DPS this will enable restore old state form Home Assistant at initialization. then trigger the dpid by change the mode for once.
close edit: if there's more questions feel free to ask.
LocalTuya Version
Master - test last version
Home Assistant Version
last
Environment
What happened?
I have a zigbee remote control that allows you to manage an alarm.
The remote control has several buttons
I can't manage PID 40 in homeassistant, I can't get the correct value.
I tried configuring it as a sensor, as an alarm, as a multiple value but nothing.
Is there a possibility to have insertion status?
Steps to reproduce.
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Diagnostics information.
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