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zigbeeModel: ["EZMB-RGB-TW-CLB"],
model: "EZMB-RGB-TW-CLB",
vendor: "AwoX",
description: "Automatically generated definition",
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Could you add a proper description here?

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done

vendor: "AwoX",
description: "Automatically generated definition",
extend: [
m.deviceEndpoints({endpoints: {"1": 1, "3": 3}}),
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Can you check if it also works without this?

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Sorry, i dont know how to check. This is my first step in Home Assistant and Zigbee :)
I followed exactly the instructions given to me by Zigbee2MQTT.

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Did you test code through e.g. an ext converter?

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i followed the instructions and created a external definition. And after that i created the pull request like the instruction says.

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Then in your external definition, can you check if it also works when removing m.deviceEndpoints({endpoints: {"1": 1, "3": 3}}),?

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I've added the external definitions code from the device in my config (without the part m.deviceEndpoints({endpoints: {"1": 1, "3": 3}}),)
and restarted zigbee2mqtt. After that i have a red sign that says "Device interview failed", but the device still shows up with all options e.g Brightness, color temp, effect, action etc.

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I don't expect that the red sign has to do with that, to fix it try to factory reset/re-pair the device. I think the line can be removed safely.

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You're right. The problem wasn't related to that. I re-paired the device and now the red sign is gone. :)

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Koenkk commented Oct 28, 2025

Could you also submit a picture for the docs (guide)? Make sure that the file name is EZMB-RGB-TW-CLB.png

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done

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Koenkk commented Nov 3, 2025

I jus noticed this device was already added in #10599, can you check if it works out of the box in z2m 2.6.3?

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Basti545 commented Nov 4, 2025

I jus noticed this device was already added in #10599, can you check if it works out of the box in z2m 2.6.3?

No, if I delete my external support file and restart zigbee2mqtt, the device says : not supported: generated

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Koenkk commented Nov 4, 2025

Ah true, it has only been added to the dev branch yet, can you check that?

Changes will be available in the dev branch in a few hours from now and in the next release which is every 1st of the month.

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