Hi everyone, I’ve been tinkering with these HKWL-MS03W’s for a few days.
@jssting and @The_DuFF - do you mind giving a bit of an explanation of the differences between Tamper Switch, Reed Switch and Reed Switch Multitrigger? I’m trying to do some mucking about, but I honestly don’t have an idea what those different things are - I had assume it was one switch
I haven’t worked out the tamper switch option.
Normally a tamper switch would be a detection of the cover being removed or similar.
If you have a look at @zacnut 's photo of the senor 12/2019 - At 5 oclock there is an SMD labled SW1.
I was thinking this might be a reed switch, (sensitive to a magnet) - but it is not. @jssting - can you please advise how you managed to get tamper to trigger?
From what I was able to get traced, there is only one switch directly on the ESP side, the reset switch. The other switches are on the MCU side and only sends through a triggers as a serial stream when the device is moved or motion is triggered. I was able to look at the streams to see which streams are sent in alignment with specific events
Thank you i must have something wrong in the config or something. i am new to this.
My sensor has a toggle button in the config as if its acting as a switch?
How are people finding the battery life on this thing? I’m still playing around with its config a bit but so far the battery seemed to not last long at all, maybe a week.
I have a hue sensor that I put up outside probably 2 years ago now and still seems to have plenty somehow.
Your mileage may very due to the traffic in the area. Mine lasted about a month initially, but that included playing around with the device a lot. I have actually got some rechargeable batteries and a charger from Ebay for $20, which last around a month but mine is in a high traffic area.
Can you provide an example how your matching the mqtt messages that are received when motion is detected? I have my genio motion sensor successfully flashed and can see the data being sent to HA. My goal is to turn a light on for 2 minutes when motion is detected. Thanks for any help
Hi Dormani,
I have taken a different approach with my sensor. I have basically decided that any triggering would constitute movement, so I updated my Tasmota rule to just publish “sensor_Triggered” (regardless of the reason for triggering) and added a off delay on my sensor. My sensor config below:
- platform: mqtt
state_topic: "GenioPIR/tele/PirSensor"
device_class: motion
name: "External Entry PIR Sensor"
off_delay: 20
value_template: >-
{% if value == 'sensor_Triggered' %}
{{'ON'}}
{% else %}
{{'OFF'}}
{% endif %}
This means the sensor will trigger and then automatically reset state after 20 seconds.
Any tips on how to get it to flash over tuya convert. i dont get mine to bite.
I get sending
smartconfig complete
then resending smartconfig packets
a bunch of stars
and then back to smartconfig complete.
could this be bacuse of the firmware update tuya sent out. is there a way of checking if the device have been updated. it have been connected to their cloud before?