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eWeLight #8026
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Could you provide the data/database.db entry of this device? |
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The device is not a router, nor a mains device. It's a LED strip controller for controlling warm/cold white LED strips running between 5-24V |
I think it's a clone of this controller: |
You can use a |
Using the following converter code makes the device work fine.
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I thought it worked fine, but increasing brightness works, but when going to a lower value the light turns off completely until you raise the brightness or turn the light off/on. Any idea on this? |
It seems only to go wrong when you send a set command with state and brightness in one JSON. I don't know if it's even "allowed" by zigbee2mqtt. |
could you provide the debug log of both without the state and with? See this on how to enable debug logging. |
I will do that, probably Friday or Saturday. |
On october second I upgraded to the latest version. I did some testing today with different packages and now seems to keep working. Also the parsed messages are all the same, so correct.
This is the final (temporary) converter I use (YSR-MINI-01_wwcw.js):
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I have an unsupported eWeLight device.
But zigbee2mqtt doesn't show a model name.
I tried adding an external converter:
This doensn't work, probably because there is no model name.
Is there an other way to indentify a zigbee device with the herdsman converters?
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