Add support for Linptech Touch Screen Switch S5DB - #1735
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This PR adds full MIoT specification support for the Linptech S5DB series BLE Mesh smart screen touch switches. This series of switches features built-in millimeter-wave human presence sensors and a touch interaction screen. 3 independent relay controls (channel_1, channel_2, channel_3), each supporting wired/wireless mode switching (select entities) Physical button events: single-click, double-click, and long-press events for 3 physical buttons (action sensors) Screen control: brightness adjustment (1–100%, number entity), night mode toggle Proximity sensing: occupancy (occupied/unoccupied) reported via events (binary sensor) 4 virtual switches (virtual_switch_a～d) for scene linkage Scene buttons (Home/Away/Leisure): reported via wireless switch events (service 12), mapped as scene_action sensor entities
Removed the non-readable and non-writable screen_brightness property because the access field is empty in the specification, and the device does not support brightness adjustment via MIoT.
Fix the code formatting. Add virtual switch click event: supports up to 32 virtual buttons (Service 12), mapped to scene_1 ~ scene_32, with the first three preset as scene_home, scene_away, and scene_leisure. Add virtual switch state change event: 32 virtual switches' on/off events (Service 13, Events 1 and 2), mapped to scene_away_on /scene_away_off ~ scene_32_on / scene_32_off.
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This PR adds full MIoT specification support for the Linptech S5DB series BLE Mesh smart screen touch switches. This series of switches features built-in distance sensors and a touch interaction screen. It includes 3 independent relay controls (channel_1, channel_2, channel_3), each supporting wired/wireless mode switching (select entities). There are 4 virtual switch entities (virtual_switch_a～d) for scene/automation linkage. Physical button events: single-click, double-click, and long-press events for 3 physical buttons (reported via action sensors). Virtual switch click events: up to 32 virtual buttons (service 12), mapped as scene_home～scene_32, with the first 3 preset as scene_home, scene_away, and scene_leisure. Virtual switch state change events: on/off events for 32 virtual switches (service 13, events 1 and 2), mapped as scene_home_on / scene_home_off ～ scene_32_on / scene_32_off, and night mode on (night_mode).Proximity sensing: occupancy state (occupied/unoccupied) is reported via the occupy event (9.e.1.p.1) as an occupancy binary sensor. All events are reported through a unified action sensor, ensuring full compatibility with the Gateway 3 automation trigger mechanism. Some advanced features (such as screen custom text, theme ID, screensaver type, screensaver startup time, time format, proximity sensing master switch, screen control: brightness adjustment, etc.) are not included as they are difficult to implement in Gateway 3, but the vast majority of available attributes have been covered.