Temperature Electricity Switch

[Wheemer]

Hello;

I bought one of these:

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/276856577450

It works within the normal tuya integration, however is not auto discovered by localtuya.

I've attached the diagnostics from the default tuya.

tuya-01JHDY4X8SDH1E5WCTPFMQZB5Q-Water Temp 2-f3996ea0b66f9956d10187c4a07f058d.json

[xZetsubou]

what do you mean that it doesn't auto discover it? If you setup the cloud-api with localtuya you can find the device data inside the entry diagnostics try to add it manually and try each protocol version on it's own.

[Wheemer]

How can I add it manually if there is no local key discovered? I have two devices that are not auto discovered even though I certainly have the cloud-api setup properly. They show up without anything to identify them besides a number string and the ip.

[xZetsubou]

As I mentioned if cloud is setup then you need to download entry diagnostics.

1. Download entry diagnostics
2. Locate your device and copy the "ID"
3. Add device manually and paste the ID into device id feild
4. Insert the IP address of the device

Now in other fields such as localkey fil it with incorrect values and click submit and they will be filled automatically with correct one.

You could also get the ID from Smart Life APP and write it manually as well.

[Wheemer]

I am confused about where to download the entry diagnostics.

[Wheemer]

[Wheemer]

In the drop down menu after I click to add a device it usually has the name of the device populated and a check box below about automatic import. For this and one other device this is what I see:

[Wheemer]

OK so for anyone else that has a slight stroke like myself over this issue. I finally tried to resetup the cloud integration and it gave me the error I needed to jog my memory: "Failed to retrieve device list. Error 28841002: No permissions. Your subscription to cloud development plan has expired."

It would be nice if we could be informed within Home Assistant about this being the problem, as I don't believe I saw anything in the logs that would have let me know otherwise.