I’m an inexperienced user and I’m trying to pair the TS0601 device, _TZE200_cpmgn2cf, but although I managed to do it in the DeConz application (with limited information), I don’t see it in the Phoscon App.
even though the topic is narly an year old i found it through searching.
i relied on this information as well and now fighting with the tuya version of those thermostats… are there any updates in the topic?
as writers above me has written, i also have the problem that they are detected in deCONZ but deCONZ has no information about them…
Hello can you give me the device manufacture name, something like _TZE200_vzekyi4c ?
I will be able to say if the device is supported, can be added, need a complete DDF, or is totally unknow.
PS : need to be see in deconz or phoscon, you can’t trust the device box/brand, so much clones.
Heureka, it seems to work! at least the radiators are connected through the app and are working when i control them via the app.
Even tough the it seems like it got some childhood problems, so for example through zigbee it does not recognize the percentage of charge on the batteries and the temprature is different compared to the sensor in the room, but this is i think more owed to the radiator itself. But i will test it for a few days and then look on how the ddf is working
Good Question. as you may have recognised i am a newbie in phoscon home automation.
this is out of homebridges protocol: turning off:
[Hue] Wohnzimmer Heizung: homekit target heating cooling state changed from 1 to 0
[Hue] homebridge-GW: request 2426: PUT /sensors/31/config {“mode”:“off”}
[Hue] homebridge-GW: request 2426: /sensors/31/config/mode: api error 6: parameter, mode, not available turning on
[Hue] Wohnzimmer Heizung: homekit target heating cooling state changed from 0 to 1
[Hue] homebridge-GW: request 2429: PUT /sensors/31/config {“mode”:“auto”}
[Hue] homebridge-GW: request 2429: /sensors/31/config/mode: api error 6: parameter, mode, not available
the devises has thos modes yes, but what i dont get your point, sorry as told i am a complete newbie. so at least turning them down to a level where they never have to do things (5°C) seems to do the job as well.