uzlonewolf
uzlonewolf
Battery-powered devices only connect to the WiFi briefly, just long enough to transmit the data they want to send, and then disconnect. Although your device can use both batteries and...
@resetpointer No, there is no API command to query the device version, at least that I've been able to find (and I looked pretty hard while rewriting the scanner). The...
@resetpointer I've been trying to find a v3.2 device but have not been having any luck. Would you mind selling me yours? I only need the controller, so if it's...
@resetpointer While that would work for my immediate need (making sure my scanner rewrite plays nice with these older devices), I would like to have one on hand so I...
There's no way to do that directly, but you can fake it by checking the return value: ```python d = tinytuya.OutletDevice( DEVICE_ID, DEVICE_IP, DEVICE_KEY ) # connect to device and...
Can you post one of those downloaded buttons?
Looking at some of your codes and a few of mine, I suspect those "/rules" key values are encrypted, compressed, or both. Looking at a Samsung remote of mine, only...
Hi @knob2001 > zigbee1 = tinytuya.OutletDevice(access_key_from_tuya_secret_key, cid_from_devices_json, parent=gw) I don't know if you just omitted it when posting the above, but the cid must be passed as `cid=cid_from_devices_json` (the `cid=`...
Hi @knob2001, are you still having issues with this?
If you run a scan while it's connected, does it show up? You can increase the default scan time with something like `python -m tinytuya scan 9999`