I'm running the following version:
V2.0.2 02-22-2025 Added option to disable LED for firmware version 1.0.6, added option to disable lux reports
So just set the drive to device, remove all schedualed jobs and change back the same driver?
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Yup...
Change to driver "Device"
Remove all scheduled jobs
Change driver back
Hit "Configure" (just to be on the safe side)
I'd also take screen shots of all your current preferences/settings for the sensor before you do the switch. Backups are always good to have. 
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How can i delete schedualed jobs? i tried pressing remote but it went to exclusion.
Option B:
Remote? You shouldn't be pressing anything on the sensor here.
As Danabw said above, first do this...
This this...
Then this..
I always just hit all the buttons I highlighted in red to be on the safe side - you can ignore the "Get Info" hightlight.
Then this....
Then set your desired settings per the screenshots you took.
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Great detailed summary!
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I was looking for something like this... is weekly still working for you? I just got five USB Zigbee switches from Ali Express and now all my sensors have them. I have an app now to restart all of them five minutes after a reboot, so now I was looking for a way to detect the elapsed time issue is happening, or something to avoid the issue from starting.
Looks like I will just restart them weekly and call it good. 
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Yeah, I thought I was going to get fancy and figure out the minimum interval at which I needed to reboot the Linptechs, but surprise, I ended up taking the easy way out and left it at weekly once I found it worked.
When lazy works, it's great.
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Same here, I was going to wait for one to go unresponsive, and then see if there was something in the event logs that I could detect... or something, but screw all that if weekly works. 
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Which ones did you get. I need to do this too. I am still manually pulling the plug. Luckily they do not seem to freeze up as often they used to.
Looks like they are still $5.83 each for two or more on Ali Express, they were less than $5 each when I ordered them a few weeks ago. Ali Express is a tricky site, you really have to hunt down the best deal on an item. These are still a good deal at $5.83.
I got them in about two weeks in my mailbox, they charged state taxes only, no shipping charges, and they paid the tariffs.
They paired as a Tuya power metering plug. Which worked, but they are not power meters and there are a lot of unused attributes created in that driver. They also work with the Generic Zigbee Outlet driver, but that also gives an unused power attribute. So I am using the Generic Zigbee Switch driver now, which just gives the switch attribute only. After pairing, I had to change to the Device driver, clear all the states, then change the driver to the Generic Zigbee Switch.
Edit: Note to switch to the Zigbee selection, as it defaults to wifi from the link.
I created and installed a little app for this yesterday that I need to test still, if interested. It power cycles all the sensors after a reboot. It schedules a weekly (or less) power cycle. It also monitors the USB switches, so if one gets turned off accidently, it will get turned back on.
A “new” user on AliExpress usually gets the best deals, so use “hide my email” and misspell your name slightly.
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Good tip.
Thanks for the link. Just ordered one for $1.32 delivered. Maybe so inexpensive because I haven't bought from Ali for a while.
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These look just like the Sonoff Zigbee USB switches that I have. I am using @kkossev’s Tuya Zigbee Switch driver for them with turbo mode enabled (which increases the radios power output). As such, they seem to be nearly as good as the Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 dongles as routers, and don’t need a firmware flash to do it.
It sure is for several reasons I have just found out. Thanks for the link. Got 5 for $5.83 and 1 for .99 cent.
Hi @kkossev ,
Thanks for the suggestion! When you mention the more expensive Tuya Zigbee-to-Matter gateway hubs, do you have one, two, or three specific models you’d particularly recommend? I’m looking to narrow it down to the most reliable options.
Thanks again!
Not familiar w/this...?
On Apple, at least, you can create a throwaway email address that points to your real address. You can then delete it after the need for it is done.
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How did you order five...the Quantity selector is disabled on the product page and in the cart? Pinging @chrisbvt as well...
