[FINAL RELEASE] Tuya Zigbee mmWave Sensors (code moved from the Tuya 4 In 1 driver)

Thank you. Setting it to ''Tuya Human Presence Detector 7GCLUKJS'' worked. by default it was using "Tuya Human Presence Detector SXM7L9XA"

Did the ‘LOAD ALL DEFAULTS’ select the right device profile?

If not, this means this device fingerprint is wrong in the driver…

Can you temporarily switch to the HE inbuilt ‘Device’ driver, click on ‘Get Info’ button and select/copy/paste as a text the generated fingerprint from the live logs?

@kkossev - also meant to ask whether the battery level attribute is available/can be exposed with this same Tuya mmWave + PIR sensor. Thoughts?

Hi Mark - yes. the battery can be exposed, but I have to finish some other already started projects first. The most important one is the refactoring of the old 'Tuya 4 In 1' driver to use the same libraries as in the new Tiya mmWave driver.

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Trying to understand this presence sensor.... there has been no activity in room for almost 3 hours but it still says motion is active.
It seemed like some of the drivers had a timer that would change active to inactive...does this do that at all ?
How does this sensor handle sensing a person that is NOT moving (i.e. sleeping).... there is no "presence" output just a motion output.
I want to turn off the ceiling fan if no one is in the room and its during the day... i was hoping this did detect presence and not just motion...
Also there is settings for alarm which I've enabled but I've never heard a sound...do they make sounds?
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Hi Tim,

I have commented many times - these devices are NOT presence sensors. I never use the term 'presence sensor'. They are simply very sensitive motion sensors, that process and analyze the the radio wave reflections from any moving object. It may be a human breathing or a plant leaf moving from the air flow - the reflections are (nearly) the same.

In your case, the ceiling fan may be detected as a moving object...

Making a difference between a human and a fan often involves AI (or Machine Learning algorithms) - I think this is the case with Aqara FP2 and Aqara Cloud servers.

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thank you! really appreciate the clarification... I will turn off the fan and see if it goes inactive.

I notice also that 'smallMotionDetectionSensitivity' parameter is set to 10 - is this the maximum sensitivity for this device? If yes - try decreasing it ...
There are a lot of fine-tune parameters for this mmWave sensor - are there any details on the leaflet that comes with the sensor?

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Geeze..... motion is inactive ...you were spot on...
ha...so not the right application for turning off the fan : (

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Experiment with re-positioning the sensor - lower it toward the floor if possible.

unfortunately did not come with any documentation...I think that is the max for that and I can try reducing....the net is my great idea of using this to turn off the fan is DOA. But I have a motion sensor in the room that I will use.

One other question....the reference alarm volume....do they really make sound ?
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Some of the Tuya mmWave sensors have a buzzer, but usually the plastic box is not that shape as in your post above ...

Can you re-post your actual model/manufacturer, as seen at the bottom of the device web page?


Help needed - Ask Tuya on Tuya forum to make their mmWave devices less spammy!

Seems like we have a case where a manufacturer has put a full-featured firmware on a stripped-down hardware.

TS0225 _TZE200_2aaelwxk definitely should have all these extra options, the 'data points' are there.

@tim.ocallag for now just ignore these alarm options that do not work with your device.

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Hi Krassimir

The 24Ghz Linptech presence sensors illuminance often gets stuck dont report correctly. For eg. im using one of them for night light automatation and this night in complete darknes where illuminance value should have been 0 or 1 max, it reported 17. This way the night light couldnt turn on.

Cheers for your work!

Zsolt

I can see Linptech/Moes inconsistency in reporting the illuminance as well. As I am not using the lux readings in an automation, I don’t have deeper observations.

Probably very soon there will be a new community app (not mine : ) that we can use for recordings and visualizations of the sensors attributes… At the moment am using WebCoRE Graphs LTS, but, it is kind of overkill for simple temperature/humidity/illuminance storage and visualization. We need enough long time historical data available to analyse and use potentially for fine-tuning of the software filters in the drivers.. where such pre-processing is possible and applicable. Currently, this driver simply ignores illuminance readings that are below the configured threshold.

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FYI - Ya'll; Received this the other day from Ali - No Joy on install and LUX
Possible Newer Model?
WZ-M100-W [USB 5V, 0.3-9m, 0-2000 LUX, 58x58x11mm/ZB/5.8G/Wall] - WENZHI
Get Info


Data

Cheers :slight_smile:

Opps - Newbie => GetInfo


-Sorry for the overlook - edited
As Text:

  • endpointId: 01
  • application: 4A
  • inClusters: 0004,0005,EF00,0000
  • manufacturer: _TZE204_laokfqwu
  • model: TS0601
  • outClusters: 0019,000A
  • softwareBuild:
  • tuyaVersion: 1.0.10

Hi @HubAutoNut ,

Sorry, but I will ask you to re-post the information for this new device as a text (you can edit the posts above).