Bug report - missing_cluster_on_endpoint_on_zcl_node

[riisling]

Describe the bug

A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

Trying to add the device _TZE200_3towulqd to Homey.
The device is added, but the icon shows a red exclamation mark.
The error code shown is "missing_cluster_on_endpoint_on_zcl_node" and the device doesen't work.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Add new device

Expected behavior

App and Homey version

• What Homey version are you running?
  Homey Pro (Early 2023)
• What version of Homey firmware do you use?
  10.2.1
• What version of the Tuya Zigbee App are you using?
  0.2.23 Test

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Additional context

[JohanBendz]

Hi @riisling, please create a diagnostic report from the app and get back to me with the report id.

[riisling]

Hi @JohanBendz, the report code is fedc1854-2097-41bc-a406-6243eb694197

[maccyber]

Got the same message here with version 0.2.23 (test) when I try to add _TZE200_3towulqd

Report code: 35608291-5b5c-44b8-8a9a-1b51e4143217

Interview

[avanderwulp]

This is my report code : 0604a99f-be83-4fc2-a2a7-1b64b3ab2fd2 on Homey 2016.

[JohanBendz]

Thanks guys, I found a typo and some code to fix! 😅 Next update after some sleep.

[maccyber]

I got my device to recognize events with this code snippet, but seems like _TZE200_3towulqd devices are behaving differently, based on the report that this driver worked for some devices (it did not for me)

const { ZigBeeDevice } = require('homey-zigbeedriver');
const TuyaSpecificCluster = require('../../lib/TuyaSpecificCluster');
const { Cluster } = require('zigbee-clusters');

Cluster.addCluster(TuyaSpecificCluster);

const dataPoints = {
    pir_state: 1,
    battery_percentage: 4,
    interval_time: 102,
    pir_sensitivity: 9,
    pir_time: 10,
    illuminance_value: 12
}

const dataTypes = {
    value: 2, // [ 4 byte value ]
    enum: 4, // [ 0-255 ]
};

const getDataValue = (dpValue) => {
    switch (dpValue.datatype) {
        case dataTypes.value:
            return parseInt(dpValue.data.toString('hex'), 16);
        case dataTypes.enum:
            return dpValue.data[0];
         default:
           return dpValue;
    }
}

class motion_sensor_2 extends ZigBeeDevice {
    async onNodeInit({ zclNode }) {
        this.enableDebug();
        this.printNode();

        zclNode.endpoints[1].clusters[TuyaSpecificCluster.NAME]
            .on('response', this.updateData.bind(this))
    }

    updateData(data) {
        const value = getDataValue(data);
        this.log(`DP: ${data.dp} - Value: ${value}`)
        switch (data.dp) {
            case dataPoints.pir_state:
                const motion = value === 0
                this.log(`Motion status: ${motion}`);
                this.setCapabilityValue('alarm_motion', motion).catch(this.error);
                break;
            case dataPoints.illuminance_value:
                this.log(`Illuminance: ${value}`);
                this.setCapabilityValue('measure_luminance', value).catch(this.error);
                break;
            case dataPoints.battery_percentage:
                const batteryThreshold = this.getSetting('batteryThreshold') || 20;
                const batteryAlarm = value < batteryThreshold
                this.log(`Battery: ${value}`);
                this.setCapabilityValue('measure_battery', value).catch(this.error);
                this.setCapabilityValue('alarm_battery', batteryAlarm).catch(this.error);
                break;
            case dataPoints.pir_sensitivity:
                this.log(`PIR Sensitivity: ${value}`);
                break;
            case dataPoints.pir_time:
                this.log(`PIR Time: ${value}`);
                break;
            default:
                this.log(`Unrecognized DP: ${data.dp}`);
        }
    }
}

module.exports = motion_sensor_2;

driver.compose.json

      "endpoints": {
        "1": {
          "clusters": [61184],
          "bindings": [61184]
        }

I have not implemented the setting of interval_time, pir_sensitivity or pir_time yet, but it could be implemented using TuyaSpecificClusterDevice presumably.

I can create a PR for it if this works for other people, but I have limited knowledge about zigbee and Homey.

In the debug console I see these datapoints: 12 (illuminance), 1 (pir state).
And on device init: 9 (pir sensitivity), 4 (battery level), 10 (pir time):

illuminance_value

  zigbee-clusters:cluster ep: 1, cl: tuya (61184) received frame response tuya.response {
  status: 0,
  transid: 27,
  dp: 12,
  datatype: 2,
  length: 4,
  data: <Buffer 00 00 00 0a>
}

pir_state

  zigbee-clusters:cluster ep: 1, cl: tuya (61184) received frame response tuya.response {
  status: 0,
  transid: 30,
  dp: 1,
  datatype: 4,
  length: 1,
  data: <Buffer 00>

pir_sensitivity

  zigbee-clusters:cluster ep: 1, cl: tuya (61184) received frame response tuya.response {
 status: 0,
 transid: 23,
 dp: 9,
 datatype: 4,
 length: 1,
 data: <Buffer 02>

battery_percentage

  zigbee-clusters:cluster ep: 1, cl: tuya (61184) received frame response tuya.response {
  status: 0,
  transid: 21,
  dp: 4,
  datatype: 2,
  length: 4,
  data: <Buffer 00 00 00 64>

pir_time

  zigbee-clusters:cluster ep: 1, cl: tuya (61184) received frame response tuya.response {
  status: 0,
  transid: 24,
  dp: 10,
  datatype: 4,
  length: 1,
  data: <Buffer 00>

Here is a link to information about the data points I collected from the device: https://gist.github.com/maccyber/2c764e3a3c0ffc429e433e6530dfcc95