Unsupported device with Zigbee model 'TS011F' and manufacturer name '_TZ3000_5f43h46b'

[SiggiBeu]

Bought a set of Tuya smart plugs and attempted to add them to my Zigbee network without success.
The Z2M log states that the device with Zigbee model 'TS011F' and manufacturer name '_TZ3000_5f43h46b' is not supported.
Is there any solution to get these plugs supported?

Running HomeAssistant (Core 2025.1.2; Supervisor 2024.12.3; OS 14.1) on Raspberry 4
Zigbee2Mqtt Add-On: 1.18.1-1
UnsupportedDevice.txt

[SSG1111]

I was in a similar situation with unsupported Tuya device a few days ago. Solved by following instructions on https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/how_tos/how_to_support_new_devices.html
and a bit of back engineering (checkign device's registers and figuring out what value/parameter it's related to).

Google "_TZ3000_5f43h46b" there are some discussions already about it.

[SiggiBeu]

Hi, thanks for the response. I tried to follow this procedure but could not get the DEV config tab for the unsupported device. Could you send me a coding example for an external converter? SSG1111 ***@***.***> schrieb am Fr., 17. Jan. 2025, 18:51:

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I was in a similar situation with unsupported Tuya device a few days ago. Solved by following instructions on https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/how_tos/how_to_support_new_devices.html and a bit of back engineering (checkign device's registers and figuring out what value/parameter it's related to). Google "_TZ3000_5f43h46b" there are some discussions already about it. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#25856 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AXCOC7REOVLEIIXNIN4R6ST2LE7J3AVCNFSM6AAAAABVKKMYY2VHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43URDJONRXK43TNFXW4Q3PNVWWK3TUHMYTCOBWHE4TOMY> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[SSG1111]

sure!

1. go to Zigbee2MQTT >> devices >> your unsuported device >> Dev console >> generate_external_definition. From there you will get base info about your device, which you shall copy to the code below (or if you are lucky, just copy-paste that code to filename.js, it might be enough)
2. edit code below and save it to \config\zigbee2mqtt\external_coverters\filename.js
3. add this line to \config\zigbee2mqtt\configuration.yaml

external_converters:
  - moes4.js

4. here is the code for my device, which you shall change (according to your device). Try to search device similar to yours here:
   https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee-herdsman-converters/tree/master/src/lib

const exposes = require('zigbee-herdsman-converters/lib/exposes');
const tuya = require('zigbee-herdsman-converters/lib/tuya');
const e = exposes.presets;
const ea = exposes.access;

const definition = {
    zigbeeModel: ['TS0601'],
    model: 'TS0601',
    vendor: '_TZE204_xalsoe3m',
    description: 'MOES thermostat',
    fromZigbee: [tuya.fz.datapoints],
    toZigbee: [tuya.tz.datapoints],
    exposes: [
        e.binary('child_lock', ea.STATE_SET, 'ON', 'OFF').withLabel('Child lock'),
        e.binary('running_state', ea.STATE).withLabel('Running state'),
        e.climate()
            .withSystemMode(['off', 'heat'], ea.STATE_SET)
            .withPreset(['manual', 'temporary manual', 'schedule', 'eco'])            
            .withLocalTemperature(ea.STATE)
            .withSetpoint('current_heating_setpoint', 5, 45, 1, ea.STATE_SET)
            .withLocalTemperatureCalibration(-10, 10, 1, ea.STATE_SET),
        e.enum('sensor', ea.STATE_SET, ['IN', 'OU', 'AL']).withLabel('Sensor')
            .withDescription('Choose which sensor to use. Default: AL'),            
        e.numeric('deadzone_temperature', ea.STATE_SET)
            .withValueMin(0)
            .withValueMax(5)
            .withValueStep(1)
            .withLabel('Dead zone temperature')
            .withUnit('°C'),
        e.numeric('temp_set_min', ea.STATE_SET)
            .withValueMin(5)
            .withValueMax(45)
            .withValueStep(1)
            .withLabel('Setpoint min')
            .withUnit('°C'),
        e.numeric('temp_set_max', ea.STATE_SET)
            .withValueMin(5)
            .withValueMax(45)
            .withValueStep(1)
            .withLabel('Setpoint max')
            .withUnit('°C'),
        e.numeric('max_temperature_limit', ea.STATE_SET)
            .withValueMin(5)
            .withValueMax(60)
            .withValueStep(1)
            .withLabel('Temperature limit')
            .withUnit('°C'),
        e.numeric('reg_4', ea.STATE).withLabel('reg_4'),
        ],
    meta: {
        tuyaDatapoints: [
            [1, 'system_mode', tuya.valueConverterBasic.lookup({off: false, heat: true})],
            [2, 'preset', tuya.valueConverterBasic.lookup({schedule: tuya.enum(0), manual: tuya.enum(1)})],
            [4, 'reg_4', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [16, 'local_temperature', tuya.valueConverter.divideBy10],
            [18, 'temp_set_min', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [19, 'local_temperature_calibration', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [23, 'reg_23', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [32, 'sensor', tuya.valueConverterBasic.lookup({IN: tuya.enum(0), OU: tuya.enum(1), AL: tuya.enum(2)})],
            [34, 'temp_set_max', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [39, 'child_lock', tuya.valueConverterBasic.lookup({ON: true, OFF: false})],
            [47, 'running_state', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [50, 'current_heating_setpoint', tuya.valueConverter.raw],            
            [68, 'reg_68', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [101, 'max_temperature_limit', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
            [102, 'deadzone_temperature', tuya.valueConverter.raw],
        ],
    },
    onEvent: tuya.onEventSetLocalTime,
};
module.exports = definition;

5. Good luck!

[SiggiBeu]

Hi,

and thanks for your example. Since I'm pretty new to that business its hard for me to extend my Z2M external converter to cover all the properties of my smart plug.

I paired it to my sons HA Z2M environment. Pairing successful, it was discovered as TS011F_plug3

Here is the Z2M log:

ESC[2Kzigbee2mqtt | Zigbee2MQTT:info 2025-01-20 19:24:37: Successfully interviewed '0x70b3d52b6011e75c', device has successfully been paired
ESC[2Kzigbee2mqtt | Zigbee2MQTT:info 2025-01-20 19:24:37: Device '0x70b3d52b6011e75c' is supported, identified as: TuYa Smart plug (with power monitoring by polling) (TS011F_plug_3)
ESC[2Kzigbee2mqtt | Zigbee2MQTT:info 2025-01-20 19:24:37: MQTT publish: topic 'zigbee2mqtt/bridge/event', payload '{"data":{"definition":{"description":"Smart plug (with power monitoring by polling)","exposes":[{"features":[{"access":7,"description":"On/off state of the switch","label":"State","name":"state","property":"state","type":"binary","value_off":"OFF","value_on":"ON","value_toggle":"TOGGLE"}],"type":"switch"},{"access":7,"description":"Recover state after power outage","label":"Power outage memory","name":"power_outage_memory","property":"power_outage_memory","type":"enum","values":["on","off","restore"]},{"access":7,"description":"LED indicator mode","label":"Indicator mode","name":"indicator_mode","property":"indicator_mode","type":"enum","values":["off","off/on","on/off","on"]},{"access":1,"description":"Instantaneous measured power","label":"Power","name":"power","property":"power","type":"numeric","unit":"W"},{"access":1,"description":"Instantaneous measured electrical current","label":"Current","name":"current","property":"current","type":"numeric","unit":"A"},{"access":1,"description":"Measured electrical potential value","label":"Voltage","name":"voltage","property":"voltage","type":"numeric","unit":"V"},{"access":1,"description":"Sum of consumed energy","label":"Energy","name":"energy","property":"energy","type":"numeric","unit":"kWh"},{"features":[{"access":3,"description":"Enables/disables physical input on the device","label":"State","name":"state","property":"child_lock","type":"binary","value_off":"UNLOCK","value_on":"LOCK"}],"label":"Child lock","type":"lock"},{"access":1,"description":"Link quality (signal strength)","label":"Linkquality","name":"linkquality","property":"linkquality","type":"numeric","unit":"lqi","value_max":255,"value_min":0}],"model":"TS011F_plug_3","options":[{"access":2,"description":"This device does not support reporting electric measurements so it is polled instead. The default poll interval is 60 seconds, set to -1 to disable.","label":"Measurement poll interval","name":"measurement_poll_interval","property":"measurement_poll_interval","type":"numeric","value_min":-1},{"access":2,"description":"State actions will also be published as 'action' when true (default false).","label":"State action","name":"state_action","property":"state_action","type":"binary","value_off":false,"value_on":true},{"access":2,"description":"Calibrates the power value (percentual offset), takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Power calibration","name":"power_calibration","property":"power_calibration","type":"numeric"},{"access":2,"description":"Number of digits after decimal point for power, takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Power precision","name":"power_precision","property":"power_precision","type":"numeric","value_max":3,"value_min":0},{"access":2,"description":"Calibrates the current value (percentual offset), takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Current calibration","name":"current_calibration","property":"current_calibration","type":"numeric"},{"access":2,"description":"Number of digits after decimal point for current, takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Current precision","name":"current_precision","property":"current_precision","type":"numeric","value_max":3,"value_min":0},{"access":2,"description":"Calibrates the voltage value (percentual offset), takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Voltage calibration","name":"voltage_calibration","property":"voltage_calibration","type":"numeric"},{"access":2,"description":"Number of digits after decimal point for voltage, takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Voltage precision","name":"voltage_precision","property":"voltage_precision","type":"numeric","value_max":3,"value_min":0},{"access":2,"description":"Number of digits after decimal point for energy, takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Energy precision","name":"energy_precision","property":"energy_precision","type":"numeric","value_max":3,"value_min":0},{"access":2,"description":"Calibrates the energy value (percentual offset), takes into effect on next report of device.","label":"Energy calibration","name":"energy_calibration","property":"energy_calibration","type":"numeric"}],"supports_ota":true,"vendor":"TuYa"},"friendly_name":"0x70b3d52b6011e75c","ieee_address":"0x70b3d52b6011e75c","status":"successful","supported":true},"type":"device_interview"}'
ESC[2Kzigbee2mqtt | Zigbee2MQTT:info 2025-01-20 19:24:37: Configuring '0x70b3d52b6011e75c'
ESC[2Kzigbee2mqtt | Zigbee2MQTT:info 2025-01-20 19:24:38: Successfully configured '0x70b3d52b6011e75c'
0x70b3d52b6011e75c

How could I modify your ext converter for my needs?

[SSG1111]

at this point I would start to google and ask in different forums, what I think you do alrady... :)

Some pieces of code with your model (which could be copy-pasted to the converter) could be found for example here:
Koenkk/zigbee-herdsman-converters#3554