How I got it working - WZ-M100 Tuya Presence Sensor (TS0601 _TZE204_7gclukjs)

[OzMike63 (Michael Moore)]

Absolutely brilliant! Instantly turned two pieces of plastic (albeit cheap!) junk into great presence sensors. How can I buy you a cup of coffee (or two!)?

[llc84]

@BenGlossop

#104: DPToAttributeMapping( Unknown what this attribute is at this time

[New device support]: TS0601 _TZE204_7gclukjs · Issue #21738 · Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt · GitHub here you’ll find the answer to your question! code 104 is presence while 1 is movement!

[nwithan8 (Nate Harris)]

Works like a charm, in combination with Fixt’s guide for default settings, thanks!

[aWanderer]

Damn… I threw mine away a couple months ago hehe
Nice work all!

[djXone (Michal)]

Can someone convert this to zigbbe2mqtt?

[BenGlossop]

There are a couple good resources available, this one is probably a good place to start - [New device support]: TS0601 _TZE204_7gclukjs · Issue #21738 · Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt · GitHub

There are some other resources I’ve linked to in my original post which you can use for context and guidance.

[antani]

Did you guys figure out how the fading time works?

We have a similar sensor model in this thread and we couldn’t exactly identify how the fading time works. It’s set to a minimum of 30 seconds by default and this can’t be changed. But I was able to configure a slider which should affect the timing yet I couldn’t see any difference changing the settings.

ZHA custom quirk to work with Tuya TS0601 _TZE204_dapwryy7 occupancy sensor

Hi everyone I recently bought this occupancy sensor Tuya TS0601 _TZE204_dapwryy7 but it shows no available controls on ZHA. I tried with some custom quirk following this guide here (it’s my first quirk integration - not sure if I’m doing it wrong): and tried loading this custom quirk Since my device was not listed on the python script I added this new line to the code (“_TZE204_laokfqwu”, “TS0601”), [2] Deleted the existing paired device, rebooted and re-paired the device but unfortuna…

[Peter_Polacek (Peter Polaček)]

Hi all … have someone done replacement for esp8266 and esphome?

[BenGlossop]

I didn’t spend much time on the fading time attribute as it seemed to work basically out of the box. I spent time figuring out which configuration of values worked best for reliability in my setup but nothing more than that. I have fading time set to the minimum and this works great for me. Note my sensor is used in a bathroom not a living space.

[antani]

Thanks for your reply.
So what’s the minimum fading time after you leave the room?

On mine it seems to have a minimum of 30 seconds by default.

[BenGlossop]

With fading time set to 1000ms, the total fading time is around 15-20 seconds. I just increased the fading time to 10000ms which increased the total fading time to 1 minute and 50 seconds, far longer than I was expecting.

It seems the fading time may not be linear. I was expecting to see 10 seconds of additional fading time on top of the base 15-20 seconds.

[Freacly]

Anyone can tell me which ones of the shared quirks in this thread is the besto working one with most available entitys?

[OzMike63 (Michael Moore)]

Hi Ben, I’ve had previous success, as you know, including adding another presence sensor to your code but just tried to add 2 more, both of which are
“_TZE284_iadro9bf” “TS0601” so the “MODELS_INFO” line now reads:

        MODELS_INFO: [
            ("_TZE204_7gclukjs", "TS0601"),("_TZE204_dapwryy7", "TS0601"),("_TZE284_iadro9bf", "TS0601")
            ],

but all I get is the Firmware entity (which was the only thing at initial install. Did I miss something?
Cheers
Mike