Blinds Open/Close Reversed - how to fix?

[Krishna]

I'm using a HE C5 running platform version 2.4.3.158.

I don't know how this happened, but for some reason the open/close states of my study room blinds have gotten reversed with respect to their actual states. So when I tell HE (directly or through Alexa) to open the blinds, it closes them, and vice-versa. This only happened to my study room blinds (screen shot below), and not to other blinds. I'm using a Zigbee Tuya AM43 Blinds Drive in case it matters.

Is there anyway to fix this in the settings? I've tried changing various settings, but to no avail.

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[kkossev]

Hi Krishna,

You are using an old version of the driver - please update to the latest version :

[RELEASE] Zemismart Zigbee Blind Driver

We would like to express our gratitude to Amos Yuen, the original author of the Zemismart Zigbee Blinds driver, for his valuable contribution to the Hubitat community. As the original repository is no longer available, the driver has now been relocated to its new home in the Hubitat Community GitHub repository: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HubitatCommunity/zemismart-zigbee-blind/refs/heads/main/Zemismart%20Zigbee%20Blind.groovy You can use the link above to manually install this driver. …

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EDIT: After reading carefully the post that you have other AM43 blinds that are working correctly using the original version of the driver, it may be a better approach to leave the driver as it is, and try to reverse the motor from the AM43 local button(s) or the supplied remote.

Try to locate the instruction leaflet that came with the blind motors. Is it possible to revert the motor using a button on the motor or via the RF remote?

[rlithgow1]

[Krishna]

Thanks! That was the fix.