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Battery-Powered Zigbee IR Blaster Works with Home Assistant, Z2M, and ZHA with TS1201 Quirk
My understanding is that it works out of the box with Zigbee2MQTT.If you use ZHA though, initial setup is a bit crazy, but worth the effort. To use it these devices in Zigbee Home Automation (ZHA), you need a custom python “quirk”. This is how it goes.Using Home Assistant, I’d recommend you add the device temporarily to check its unique identifier, and confirm yours shows up as supported by the required ZHA quirk.What I bought from this listing appeared as a TS1201 by “_TZ3290_ot6ewjvmejq5ekhl” (under Zigbee -> Devices, check the “Device Info” for yours).Download the ts1201.py quirk by GitHub user ferehcarb, and save it to your Home Assistant install in the directory “/config/custom_zha_quirks/” (you may have to make that directory first).If you have a TS1201 by “_TZ3290_ot6ewjvmejq5ekhl” device, you are supported with no edits. Otherwise, you may have to edit the ts1201.py file and add your device to the “MODELS_INFO” section around line 398.Note: Remove the device from Home Assistant after checking the identifier. This device needs to be added again once the TS1201 quirk is installed.Restart Home Assistant completely (reboot the host), and add the TS1201 again.With the quirk correctly loaded, you should see “Quirk: ts1201.ZosungIRBlaster” in the Device Info (Settings -> Devices & Services -> Zigbee Home Automation -> Devices -> your TS1201). It will come with one control, a switch that does nothing.You can now proceed with the actual setup. On the same device info screen, click the Menu button (next to Reconfigure) then click “Manage Zigbee device”.Select the “ZosungIRControl” cluster. On the Control tab, select the command “IRLearn” and set on_off to True, which allows the TS1201 to read one IR code/button. The TS1201 has a dim LED (in one corner on the top) that will turn on solid while learning a code and turn off after a code is captured.On the Attributes tab, you’ll use the attribute “last_learned_ir_code, and then “Read Attribute” to view each IR code and copy them somewhere safe. I recommend using right-click and Select All, since the learned IR code in Base64 format can be very long.I suggest making a list of codes you’ll need and saving them in a list (Power On, Power Off, Volume Up, Volume Down, Mode, etc.) to stay organised. Repeat the two steps (set IRLearn to true, then go to last_learned_ir_code to read and copy the value) for every code you need.Create a Home Assistant Script for each button/code. If you create an empty script, switch to the YAML editor temporarily. You can use this YAML as a template. When you switch back to the visual editor, some settings will be populated.“`yamltv_power_on:alias: “TV Power On”sequence:- service: zha.issue_zigbee_cluster_commandmetadata: {}data:# Cluster type is always: outcluster_type: out# Command type is always: servercommand_type: server# Change the IEEE to the value for your deviceieee: 4c:5b:b3:ff:fe:13:0f:2a# Endpoint ID is always: 1endpoint_id: 1# Cluster ID is always: 57348 (0xE004 in decimal)cluster_id: 57348# Command is always: 2command: 2params:# Change the code to some last_learned_ir_code valuecode: B6QMpAzNAV0BwAMDmAGqBEADwA8CzQGY4AIBB6oEmAGYAc0BQBdAC+ADAwGYAUATQAMBmAFAAcAHQAEDqgTNAUAzAJjgDAEBzQFAGwOqBJgBQAHgAQcBzQFAFwCY4BABAc0B4BEf4AUbgEsAmKAB4AUb4AUBQBsAmOAIAUA/AJjgHgEDqgSYAeAPAUAbQAPgAwFADwfIxKQMpAyYAeADAQKqBM0gAwGYAeALAQOqBM0BwKcBqgTgAwOAFwGqBIADQAFACwGYAUAXAc0BgAvgBwEBzQFAGwCYoAHAIwOqBM0BQBcDqgSYAeANAQHNAUAfAJjgIgHgEUvgHQHgIz/gEytAG0AD4AMBA6oEmAE=# Mode is usually: single (depends on your controlled device)mode: single# Icon: can be anythingicon: mdi:power-on“`Save and run each script to test the commands. I’d suggest making one script with the right IEEE values etc., and only changing the script’s Name and IR code each time.

fonctionne très bien

does not work. can’t get it to pair with my devices.