Just wondering if this Tuya soil moisture monitor(QT-07S) is able to be paired straight to smartthings without using a Tuya gateway and of course has edge drivers that work.
Want to make sure before purchasing it.
Thanks in advance
It probably will work with this driver.
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Was it a question?
Driver is needed to pair the device straight to smartthings without any other gateway.
You answered my question.
No gateway needed.
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I’ve done my best following through all the content, installing the edge driver, etc. I can’t get this working. I’m really not certain of all the settings that are required… the screens here look slightly different than the ones I see on my Android phone in Smartthings. Like which profile to select… I’ve tried Generic and “Humidity and Temperature sensor” along with setting generic data points to 3,5 and 1,2,3… I get no data back.
I’m pretty new (obviously) to this edge driver implementation stuff… could use a step by step procedure once the driver has been set.
Can you take a screen shot of the settings.
Mine in setting is set to profile normal using data points 5,3,15 8 if that helps.
These setting were set when paring the device.
Have you tried to delete the device and repair it?
From the profile you are, you should select the profile +battery.
Or simply remove and pair the device again, it should select the right profile automatically.
In the settings, keep manufacturer in blank or change it to _TZE200_myd45weu
Thanks to you both… once I deleted the device and re-paired, it started working. At least I have values reporting for Temp, Humidity and Battery… I did change the data points and manufacturer as above but the data values didn’t change so I guess it defaulted to the right bits… now to figure how accurate they are and screw with the offsets I guess. I question both temp and humidity, showing 77F and 90%, when it’s 80F in the house and the soil is barely barely moist…
After some testing, comparing soil temp with my Thermapen, turns out the temp value is spot on! And leaving the probe open to the air after wiping it down well with a dry paper towel, it reports 0% humidity and in water it reports 100%… the range though of soil needing water and that which just got watered, is way up in the 85-95% window it seems, as in: if humidity <= 85% then water. Does that sound reasonable?
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