Sandeep Gupta

It’s already supported. The way to do this would be - You create 6 ST virtual switches one each for each channel. As long as you have a tasmota template...

The custom device handlers are pulling in tasmota specific code - like custom LWT to check device health (online/offline) and then I pull a bunch of other tasmota specific information...

But if u r just interested in basic capabilities then that should do. If you want the view as the image instead of ST virtual switch use the tasmota switch...

yes in the smartapp you need to select and register devices you want to be controlled through the bridge. open the smartapp and go through the config menu - remember...

Lets see its not clear 1. Did you create a custom device handler with 6 switch attributes and six different on / off implementations OR 2. did you create 6...

Straightforward approach ===================== devices.yml ``` --- Outlet1: subscribe: switch: smartthings/stat/sonoff1/POWER1: command: 'OFF': 'off' 'ON': 'on' publish: switch: smartthings/cmnd/sonoff1/POWER1: retain: 'false' Outlet2: subscribe: switch: smartthings/stat/sonoff1/POWER2: command: 'OFF': 'off' 'ON': 'on' publish:...

the other approach if you are creating a custom device handler with 6 attributes and custom on / off implementations that means you will have to code your own device...

once you get familiar with 1 channel i can walk your through how to create a custom DTH for 6 channel. In fact if you send me what your specific...

Okay I officially hate iOS 13. Second time I tried to copy something from another app onto this and iOS logged me out of github and all the detailed response...

Okay for legacy people I will have to maintain CONFIG_DIR and MBS_CONFIG_DIR for now - but that will be a next version release. I usually try to delay version releases...