Zigbee 4 relay card and sw

[stephen1]

Yer I found the option but the only firmware on the hub was 2.2.7.128 and the Nue driver workaround didn't work.......

[alex1]

I bought one from Aliexpress. It came in a Tuya box. I got the model with the plastic enclosure with the 7-32V AC/DC input and 5V microUSB input.
The plastic enclosure is labeled:
Model: ZG-003-RF
INPUT: AC/DC 7-32V/USB 5V

Hubitat reports the following:
model: TS0004
isMultiEP: true
manufacturer: _TZ3000_u3oupgdy

I'm running 2.3.2.131 on a C-5.
At first I paired it and just left the HE self assign driver type to "Device". Which was misidentified. That got me into an issue where it wouldn't populate the children node. Then I saw this thread
and changed it manual to "Generic Zigbee Multi-Endpoint Switch". Hitting Configure and then rebooting my C-5 hub didn't populate the individual endpoint children. What did it for me was to hold down one of the relay input buttons for 10 seconds, and then start another "Add Zigbee Device" config cycle on the C-5 without deleting the instance of the parent device already configured in software as the "Generic Zigbee Multi-Endpoint Switch" so HE would not identify it wrong again. HE recognized that it was already previously paired and gave me a "Dismiss" option. Then I got out the Zigbee pairing mode, and I finally saw HE recognize the other nodes as EP01, EP02, EP03, EP03 and something called EPF2. I have no idea what the heck EPF2 is or what it doesn't but HE thinks its a switch. If anyone has a better clue, let me know.

[alex1]

found another thread which explains EPF2.

Great little Relay controller and 433Mhz fob integration!

I'm going to reply/post on this post with a Use Case topic because @david4 has the picture right there and has made the most recent complete post on these devices (and you guys following this thread seem to care about the applications thereof). So, here's my objective. To control a 12VDC (less than 1amp under load) actuator which when wired and powered in one polarity will extend to the point of the internal fully extended limit switch. When wired and powered in the opposite polarity it will r…

[Quere66]

Hey guys, I bought this exact same 4ch relay board and Im playing with it a little bit, for me it works ok, Im experiencing something that really dont know if its a configuration issue or more like a driver issue; so, keeping it simple I have configured when door contact 1 opens then close relay 1, and when door contact 1 closes then open the relay 1, same thing with 3 more door contacts and the other 3 relays respectively. The problem comes when I open door contact 1 and then open door contact 2 without closing door contact 1, basically relay one should stay closed until I close the door contact 1 but instead it opens one relay to close another one. I hope I explained it easy enough, any thoughts??? Thank you guys in advance.

[kkossev]

This relay board has 3 different relay activation modes, which are switched (rotated) by pressing the push button on the board... Which mode are you using? (Inching, Self-locking, Interlock)

[Quere66]

Well, let me tell you I didn’t even know that, how can I verify what mode am I using?

[Quere66]

Well, my dear friend, that solved my “issue”. I went and played a little with the switches which I didn’t do in the first place and now I understand better the functionality of the board. Btw, I bought it on Aliexpress for $16 and I got it in 10 days, not bad. Thank you @kkossev and thanks to the hubitat community for helping me out.