I'm looking for a small dimmer module. I was considering a MOE Model: ZM-105-MS.
Has anyone had any experience with module. Can anyone suggest an alternate?
I thought such a device would be plentiful, however I've found most are only ON/OFF.
Thanks
John
There are a dozen of Tuya dimmers that are supported by this custom driver, but it is difficult to say what you will receive in a box labeled ' ZM-105-MS'.
It is always a risk purchasing Tuya devices - it may or may not work with this driver.
If your device is this one, there is a good chance to work with the driver linked above :
Hi did you get a dricer for this moes module that works. Tried a few tuya ones but nothing worked.
Ive one of these.
ZM-105B-M-MS
This is a new manufacturer device and it will not be recognised automatically.
Use the driver referenced above and set manually the ‘Device Profile’ to Tuya TS0601
Hiya @kkossev
I picked up a moes zm-105b-m dimmer.
I managed to get it up and running with this driver, and swapped to tuya0601 profile.
I was attempting to get this working with a rocker switch.
I currently have an old zwave fibaro dimmer attached to the exact same style switch. On the fibaro, If I
Perfect really.
Can't seem to get this to function the same.
The best I can manage is to have the the up/down sides of the rocker switch apparently control two completely separate loads. Behaviour on this is, if I
press 'up', the light on load1 comes on.
press up again, the light on load1 goes off.
hold up, the brightness (load1) increases.
hold up again, the brightness (load1) decreases.
press 'down', the light connected to load2 goes off, and
the switch reflects as off. Leaving load 1 in it;s previous state.
etc.
Oddly, the brightness level for 1/2 seems to be remembered, but whichever switch was pressed most recently is the only one which is displayed.
If I press the other switch, the brightess and status of that switch replaces the info above. Press the other switch and ditto.
It's as though the driver can only display one load status/brightness at a time.
I'm assuming I've just hit unlucky with this item, and the up/down rocker switch functions (as per the fibaro) simply cannot be duplicated.
All Tuya dimmers I know are working this way - short press switches on/off, long press started dimming up or down. I am afraid you can not find a Tuya dimmer that will work the same way as the Fibaro dimmer, and the reason is that rocker switches are not popular in CN ...
Please post the device Zigbee details (model & manufacturer).
Did the driver create two child devices? If not, then the behavior will be the strange one that you describe - the two channels will interfere and will update the same attributes.
Thank you for the reply.
@kkossev - is this what you need?
And there are no child devices. Just the single.
Sorry to sound so needy...
Appreciate that life can be busy. Do you think the extra endpoint can be fixed with a driver update? If so, I'll hang fire and just come back to it later, however long that takes. Thank you.
If not, I'll send away for another set of dimmers.
Ali express takes a while, and I've had these sat for a couple of weeks before I got the chance to take a crack at it.
Getting tetchy with new year and incomplete jobs 
Hi,
Sorry, I am pretty busy these days with another important project... Yes, this two-channel dimmer can be added to the driver; I will try to make it later tonight.
Amazing. So long as it's possible, that's ace.
Thank you so much.
Please update the driver manually to version '0.7.4' :
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kkossev/hubitat-matt-hammond-fork/development/drivers/tuya-zigbee-dimmer-module.groovy
Then click on the 'Initialize' button and refresh the device web page - a second child device should be created now.
Use the child devices to control the two channels.
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