Driver request for Moes Switch (TS0601 / _TZE200_uenof8jd)

Devices & Integrations
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​Hi everyone!

​My electrician just finished installing a new Moes switch, but it currently pairs as a generic Zigbee Thing with no controls available.
​I have used the SmartThings Advanced Web page to pull the raw JSON data. Here are the exact fingerprints for the device:
​Manufacturer Code: _TZE200_uenof8jd
​deviceModel: TS0601
​Current Driver: Zigbee Thing
​Does anyone know if this specific Tuya fingerprint is already supported in one of @Mariano_Colmenarejo’s drivers, or perhaps in the Personal Tuya Devices driver?
​If a channel link is available for this model, please share it so I can enroll my hub. Thank you so much for the help!

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​Hi everyone, and thanks for the help so far!

​I managed to dig into the SmartThings Advanced Web Page and finally extracted the exact device fingerprints and keller info for my MOES switch. It turns out it’s a newer hardware revision.

​Here are the details from the IDE (also attached a screenshot):

​Manufacturer Code: _TZE200_uenof8jd

​Device Model: TS0601

​Under Advanced Info: TuyaEF00 / Cluster 0xEF00

​An electrician has hardwired the switch for power only (no load wires attached to any physical lights), so my goal is to use it purely as a wireless controller to trigger my SmartThings lighting routines over the network.

​From what I could gather about this specific hardware variant (uenof8jd), it operates as a 2-gang switch but uses non-standard Tuya Datapoints for the relays:

​Switch 1 (Gang 1): Datapoint 24 (DP 24)

​Switch 2 (Gang 2): Datapoint 25 (DP 25)

​@w35l3y – would it be possible for you to add this fingerprint to your excellent Personal Tuya Devices driver so the two switch endpoints can be exposed properly?

​Thank you so much!

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3

Put an IKEA BILRESA Scroll Wheel on top of it and call it a day.

Alternatively, sell it and buy one of these.

4

Haha, I know, Tuya can really be a pain! Since the switch is already physically mounted on the wall by the electrician, I’m holding out hope that @w35l3y can work his magic on it. Otherwise, I might actually have to look into that IKEA wheel! Thanks again for the help, Andreas.