Tuya Zigbee SC500ZB support?

[AndreMassa997]

Hi, Is Tuya Zigbee SC500ZB roller shutter module supported? I see in aliexpress site that is supported in zigbee2mqtt but I don't see it in the supported devices list on website.
Someone use this device?
Thank you.

[Wilboc85]

hi,
I bought these switches.
I ordered them on aliexpress from the same seller.
Although the switches are visually identical. They don't have the same components inside.
Despite everything, they are well recognized in Zigbee2MQTT. They are recognized as a TS130F.

See you

[AndreMassa997]

Thank you!

[hardwareadictos]

Thanks for the answer. I am also interested on them, are they still functioning correctly?

[AndreMassa997]

@hardwareadictos Yes, I have 7 or these modules and they work all properly. I suggest to calibrate the mechanical limit switch with physical buttons without this module. After this procedure, you can attach the module to the motor and physical buttons, then add these to zigbee2mqtt and calibrate it.

[hardwareadictos]

@hardwareadictos Yes, I have 7 or these modules and they work all properly. I suggest to calibrate the mechanical limit switch with physical buttons without this module. After this procedure, you can attach the module to the motor and physical buttons, then add these to zigbee2mqtt and calibrate it.

That's the idea, firstly to calibrate limits with the motor, and then add those switches, which have to be totally transparent to that proces 🙂

Let's add some of them to the basket!

Thanks for the rapid response.

[Wilboc85]

Hello,
They are working properly.
Calibration remains a concern because it is established according to a time of ascent descent and not ascent. the difference between its two phases can be significant.
I would prefer an intensity feedback which makes it possible to maintain the ascent or descent phase until the end of the motor run.
Cordially,

[Wilboc85]

Hello, I have to do the same as you.
Unfortunately.

[FeikoJoosten]

Out of curiosity, did either of you every manage to resolve this? I can reproduce this rather quickly by simply opening the blinds to 10%, en closing again and it's already out of sync as it no longer fully closes, sometimes it still needs 1% and other times it still needs 3%.

[Kuirak]

@FeikoJoosten I solved it with software and wrote an automation in my home assistant that when the blinds reach 0%/ stop I reverse the motor direction and open it back to 2% (physically it is closing). This ensures the blinds are always fully opened and the out of sync doesn't happen. This solution was good enough for my purpose

alias: Reset Blinds
description: ""
trigger:
  - platform: state
    entity_id:
      - sensor.blinds_north_moving
    from: UP
    to: STOP
condition:
  - condition: device
    device_id: <device-id>
    domain: cover
    entity_id: cover.blinds_north
    type: is_position
    below: 1
action:
  - type: turn_on
    device_id: <device-id>
    entity_id: switch.blinds_north_motor_reversal
    domain: switch
  - device_id: <device-id>
    domain: cover
    entity_id: cover.blinds_north
    type: set_position
    position: 2
  - wait_for_trigger:
      - platform: state
        entity_id:
          - sensor.blinds_north_moving
        to: STOP
  - type: turn_off
    device_id: <device-id>
    entity_id: switch.blinds_north_motor_reversal
    domain: switch
mode: single

[FeikoJoosten]

Interesting, I'll probably end up doing something similar, but then through Node-Red.

[pereira6david]

Seems to work perfectly.
Thanks for this.

[lobmarib]

@Wilboc85 which module do you recommend that does that (intensity feedback)? (zigbee)

[Wilboc85]

Hello, I still haven't found one. Sorry

[Standby82]

Hello, I'm using this device to control my blinds and I'm having a problem.
If I connect a switch to the contacts s1 and s2, the device raises or lowers the blinds but without sending or fun type of information that can be collected by Home Assistant. That makes you lose control of what you are doing or how the blind has been. In addition, if the contact remains given, when releasing it and putting it to rest (without contact) the blind makes the opposite movement to the previous one instead of standing still.

Has anyone managed to make the S1 and S2 inputs not act directly on the engine and send information to home assistant and thus be able to manage them through automations?

Thanks!!

[AndreMassa997]

Hi, are you sure you follow properly the wiring diagram? Are you using a double-push button (not a switch) the open the correct contact as needed (up or down)?

[Standby82]

Hello and thank you for your interest!

Yes, I'm using the correct wiring and I use a switch, more specifically a shutter switch, which has two positions and a third sleep. Each position took it to one of the exterior entrances, one to S1 and the other to S2 and the common of the switch took it to the Loratap phase.