Joao Silva

Finally managed to get something: Setting temperature: ``` 2021-11-19 16:31:04 DEBUG (MainThread) [zhaquirks.tuya] [0xeb37:1:0xef00] Received value [0, 0, 0, 125] for attribute 0x0202 (command 0x0001) 2021-11-19 16:31:07 DEBUG (MainThread) [zhaquirks.tuya]...

If it helps: ``` // Haozee TS0601 TRV haozeeSystemMode: 1, haozeeHeatingSetpoint: 2, haozeeLocalTemp: 3, haozeeBoostHeating: 4, haozeeBoostHeatingCountdown: 5, haozeeRunningState: 6, haozeeWindowState: 7, haozeeWindowDetection: 8, haozeeChildLock: 12, haozeeBattery: 13, haozeeFaultAlarm: 14,...

I have put it outside so the temp would go down quickly to see if I could get the window state but not sure if this is right: ``` 2021-11-19...

Don't I need to enable the detection first though? Not sure how to do it

Hi @jacekk015 , Thank you so much! I'm getting: ``` File "/config/zha_custom_quirks/ts0601_trv_rtitek.py", line 71, in __init__ self.endpoint.device.thermostat_onoff_bus.add_listener(self) AttributeError: 'Rti' object has no attribute 'thermostat_onoff_bus' ```

Hi @aesedepece, thanks for looking into it. Yes, I've taken it from the Mi Home APP json.

Did you manage to fix this? I had the timestamp with the original firmware and after this hack it's gone and it's really useful to check immediately the time when...