I need help with wall thermostat BSEED Zigbee TS0601; _TZE204_5toc8efa.
I’ve been scouring the internet all day and installing all the drivers I could find, but unfortunately, the thermostat still isn’t working properly. I have an Aotec hub.
Finally, I have five drivers to choose from:
Default clusters
Personal Tuya Devices -main
Zigbee Device config MC
Zigbee Thing
Zigbee Thing MC
Unfortunately, none of them work properly. I really only need one function: requesting the gas furnace to be turned on for heating. Can anyone advise me on how to use this thermostat?
Maybe could someone add this particular model to a existing driver?
Hi, @MarcinR
Can you share the information about the clusters provided by the driver “Zigbee Thing MC”? I believe that’s where Mariano (the developer) exposes this information. In your screenshot, we can only see the “server clusters” at the bottom. Knowing which clusters are supported by this device can help us identify which driver can help.
Did you try any driver in Mariano’s channel called like “Zigbee Thermostat Mc” or similar? The ones you listed above seem to be only to provide information about the device itself, not to support its functionality.
Thanks for your reply. I’ve included all the information provided by “Zigbee things MC” below. I have all the Mariano drivers and any others I could find installed on the hub, but in the “change driver” section, I only see the ones I listed. I couldn’t find many mentions of “TS0601+_TZE204_5toc8efa” online, and I assume that’s the cause. Thanks in advance for any help.
I saw in the post of the “Personal Tuya Devices” driver that you need to select the corresponding profile for it to work. Did you try the one for the thermostat?
Additionally, since there is limited information available about this specific device, I am unsure which states/commands it should accept, such as “on”/“off” or “open/close”, as this cluster appears to be generic.
I think we can ask for @w35l3y’s help since he seems to have more experience with Tuya devices that use this cluster. Could you help us determine if your driver can help the user, please?
If you want to use the generic driver I developed, you will need to search on the internet for the specific datapoint used by this device to represent that functionality.
Once you find the right datapoint, just inform it in the settings of the paired device and it should work.
For example, you searched on the internet and found out that the heating mode is represented by setting the value 1 for the datapoint 25 and changing it to 0 would turn it off.
Then, create a generic switch using the datapoint 25 and it should work.
