Zigbee (Tuya?) combo PIR sensor / Siren

Anyone have a suggestion for which driver to use for a zigbee combo PIR motion sensor / siren device?

It is usb powered (and supposedly has an internal backup battery, but I have no clue how to access the battery and the printed instructions that came with it give no hint).

Device Data from the Device Info page is below.

|application|4D|
|endpointId|01|
|manufacturer|_TZE284_zmgahdog|
|model|TS0601|
|tuyaVersion|1.0.13|

Unfortunately I can’t find any information for this device.
Can you post a link to the website where it was purchased?

Have you tried already if the siren can be activated using some of the existing device profiles in [RELEASE] Tuya Smart Siren Zigbee driver?

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No, had not yet tried that. I'm more interested in getting the motion sensor working. The siren is just a nice added benefit.

Ideally, the motion sensor works, and the siren works totally separately, and only sounds when my Abode system, connected via Hubitat, goes into alarm mode.

If that is not possible, I'd want the siren to be silent at all times and just use the device as a motion sensor.

However, I will try the Siren driver and provide the data. Will be later today.

Change driver to plain "device" then click "get info", post that info here. Fingerprint, clusters, etc.
You'll find the info in the logs

Perhaps I'm dense, but where is "Get Info"?
I don't see that on the Device Info tab or any other tab.

(I do know that the driver is what Hubitat refers to as "Type" on the Device Info tab in the device details...)

So change driver, hit save&close, then configure

Then after changing to "device" and you may need to refresh the webpage
and you should see get info

Thank you. After doing the above, the below is what is in the log for this device:
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if it's not pulling fingerprint info I think that's a support case.
@bobbyD

@kkossev : When I use your Tuya Smart Siren Zigbee driver, I get the following in the logs:

Also, by handling the device so much, the very weak glue on lower cap of the plastic casing started to unadhere and the cap started to separate from the cylindrical casing. I thought this was great as it would let me access the battery compartment so completed prying it open. It is definitley not made to have a user changeable battery. It looks like perhaps there is some sort of a rechargeable battery inside the device as there is a set of red and black wires from a plug on the board near the USB input to what looks like a pouch battery and another set from a different plug on the board to the speaker.

So, should I just put this device in storage to wait and see if a driver surfaces, or @kkossev, is there a different one of your drivers I should be using?
To be clear, I would never have a motion trigger on this device trigger the siren on this device.

  • I'd use the motion sensor in this device to trigger a light.
  • I'd have the siren in this device triggered by another device in HE.
    If I could do both the above, great. If I could do one or the other of the above, also good. Right now seems the device can do neither.

ETA: Interestingly the box has a sticker on it. Looks like it is perhaps made in China and imported by Germans, as it has a German address, and phone number...
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Hi @calinatl ,
This $9.99 device has a very unusual combination of being a siren and a motion sensor at the same time. Currently, I don't have a custom driver that supports both capabilities.

If you can choose one of the two functions (either motion sensor or a siren, but not both), we can try to add it to one of my existing Tuya drivers.

Thank you!
I chose motion sensor!
(note it is USB powered with an internal battery backup)