I'm relatively new to HA, I've got it all active in my home (running in a VM on a QNap), but the light switches I bought are Zemismart ones, and they can't be controlled individually. The 3 gang ones all switch at once if I try to toggle one output.
The switches are ZTB23, which is the Zigbee version of this switch: https://www.zemismart.com/products/tb21-zb-1
I can see the individual lights reflected correctly in HA, but as soon as I toggle one switch, all three in the gang toggle together.
How do I go about debugging this and working out how to create a custom handler or quirk? Can I enable some sort of debugger to view the packets being sent and find a way of overriding/correcting them? Is this what a Quirk does? I haven't seen anything about this when searching online.
#Creating support for a switch that is not behaving. Quirky stuff?
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Hi @mortal pollen,
How robust is your zigbee network?
Chances are that the switch is mounted in a metal box in a wall, it may be having a weak signal causing quirkiness...
If you think it may be contributing, there is a section on zigbee in the Forums Cookbook, check it out...
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/the-home-assistant-cookbook-index/707144#zigbee-17
No, the reception is perfect. It's not an intermittent issues, it's clearly a compatibility issue. I can use the switch perfectly so long as I don't ever want to remotely control a single light at a time.