@iquix that’s excellent information! With your example of a Tuya device handler, the Tasmota resource, and the information I have already reverse-engineered, I will get to work and try my best to get a basic device handler together. I am pretty sure I will hit some additional roadblock before I can come up with something useful - prepare for more questions!
Hello. I have a Tuya Siren that I would love to get working with Hubitat, but writing a driver from scratch is beyond me. But I am able to help test or tweak one. If you do manage to get one working (or nearly working) I would appreciate your sharing it on this forum. Many thanks. Peter
Hello again. After a bit of study, I have made an attempt to create my own driver. I think I have a skeleton of one. I have focussed on trying to simply switch on the siren, experimenting with different parameters to the zigbee.command() method.
I have a question of anyone: please would you share how to determine what cluster, command and data is appropriate for the Tuya siren?
I’ve tried using that driver you suggest ‘as is’ and it does not work with my Tuya siren. I have also delved deep into it and found the "zigbee.command"s it uses, and tried them in my simplified driver, and they do not work there either. So I now intend following Matvel’s advice and get a sniffer.
Thanks, but I am struggling on which code to change and to what. My Tuya alarm is a different manufacturer, a different model, and uses different clusters. And for all I can see, it may also be using different commands and payloads. The sniffer seems a way to understand what is happening, if I disconnect it from HE, and connect it back to my Tuya ZigBee hub (that combination works).