Hub Gateway Zigbee error

[flequi19]

I want to add a Tuya Local Zigbee hub, but so far, I haven't been successful. From what I've read, it should be possible. I enter the device ID and local key, but I always get the error: "Unable to connect to your device with those details. It could be an intermittent issue, or the details may be incorrect."

The information is correct.

I want to add the hub so that I can later integrate a vibration sensor, which does not work properly with the official Tuya integration in Home Assistant. However, when I try to add it here, it asks for the gateway of the hub.

in log: Failed to refresh device state for Test

Thanks in advance.

P.S.: I’ve tried all the available protocols. I have a static IP and I closed the Tuya app on my cell phone, in fact I turned it off and the same thing

[make-all]

Generally hubs should not be added as a device but specified as the gateway when adding sub devices.

[flequi19]

How do I add it? This is the only option available to me.

If I try to add a sub-device, it asks for a gateway

[flequi19]

After a lot of testing, now when I set it to auto, it detects things, but nothing related to a hub.

When I enter the UUID under sub devices, in addition to everything else, a PIR sensor appears, which gives me two entities:

One that is always in detected state.

Another showing the battery at 100%, even if I change it.

So I assume it's not the correct device.

[make-all]

Home Assistant does not have a "hub" entity. As I said, you generally should not add a hub as a device, but instead add the subdevices.

[flequi19]

Sure, but how do I add the sub-device?

For example, if it asks for a local key, sub-devices don’t have one.

[flequi19]

And when I try to add the sub-device directly, it asks for a gateway but doesn’t let me add it.

[flequi19]

It won’t let me move past that screen unless I add the gateway.

[flequi19]

If your device connects via a hub (eg. battery powered water timers) you have to provide the following info when adding a new device: Device id (uuid): this is the hub's device id IP address or hostname: the hub's IP address or hostname Local key: the hub's local key Sub device id: the actual device you want to control's node_id. Note this node_id differs from the device id, you can find it with tinytuya as described below.

This is the only way, but it doesn't detect the vibration sensor, and the entities it provides show completely incorrect data

thanks in advance

[flequi19]

It seems that this vibration sensor is not supported.

I tried the same method with a Zigbee temperature sensor, and it was detected correctly