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Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 19日 06:42
by Sugar
Single, double and long press button. Generic switch. Single Button. It's exposed, but not working.
Button Virtual id: bffb42c510aceee3a7lecn
Triple Scene Switch:
Single, double and long press. It's exposed, but not working.
Virtual ID: bf02bbf9376b905655vpu5
Another triple Scene Switch:
Single, double and long press. It's exposed, but not working.
Virtual ID: bf7faf9d5de46d95e0zofp
If possible to add/fix
Thank you.
Re: Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 22日 17:33
by fangping.guo
Hello, I have made changes to the bridge configuration on the cloud. You can restart your Matter gateway and wait for a few minutes before testing again.
Re: Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 22日 18:49
by Sugar
fangping.guo 2026年 Jan 22日 17:33
Hello, I have made changes to the bridge configuration on the cloud. You can restart your Matter gateway and wait for a few minutes before testing again.
Hello, hello.
How did you expose them?
I will ask again on Aqara why it's still not working 
Thank you.
Edit:
Topic here: https://forum.aqara.com/t/need-help-wit ... hes/215430
Edit 2: I just added the IKEA BILRESA dual button to the Moes Matter Controller, then Moes Matter Bridge exposed it correctly to the Aqara app, but it's the same situation as with the Zigbee button, presses won't be registered in Aqara.
If IKEA is directly paired with their matter controller it's working correctly.
Virtual ID of that IKEA BILRESA dual button Matter over Thread device is: bf67a2ghxcourbp6
Re: Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 28日 22:34
by Sugar
Any update on that? Thanks 
Re: Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 29日 10:14
by fangping.guo
From the log 2026-01-29 00:07:01:915 GMT +00:00, I can see that when you click the third button of the device ID: bf7faf9d5de46d95e0zofp, the Tuya Gateway generates three Matter events and corresponding parameters:
- GenericSwitchOnInitialPress, newPosition=1;
- GenericSwitchOnShortRelease, previousPosition=1;
- GenericSwitchMultiPressComplete, PreviousPosition=0, TotalNumberOfPressesCounted=1;
I believe the events we sent are correct. Could you please inquire with Aqara whether they think there are any abnormalities in the events we sent? In their opinion, what events and parameters should be triggered by a single click, a double click, and a long press? If they could clarify the specific expectations for the different behaviors of the generic switch device type, I would be willing to make the necessary modifications.
Re: Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 29日 19:52
by Sugar
fangping.guo 2026年 Jan 29日 10:14
From the log 2026-01-29 00:07:01:915 GMT +00:00, I can see that when you click the third button of the device ID: bf7faf9d5de46d95e0zofp, the Tuya Gateway generates three Matter events and corresponding parameters:
- GenericSwitchOnInitialPress, newPosition=1;
- GenericSwitchOnShortRelease, previousPosition=1;
- GenericSwitchMultiPressComplete, PreviousPosition=0, TotalNumberOfPressesCounted=1;
I believe the events we sent are correct. Could you please inquire with Aqara whether they think there are any abnormalities in the events we sent? In their opinion, what events and parameters should be triggered by a single click, a double click, and a long press? If they could clarify the specific expectations for the different behaviors of the generic switch device type, I would be willing to make the necessary modifications.
Specification is the same for previous matter versions. For true, I don't understand everything here.
If it is not helpful, I have sent an email directly to Aqara support and asked them if they can share an example of how they exposed their Zigbee buttons with their Matter Bridge. I will attach the answer when it arrives.
Thanks 
Re: Generic Scene Switch
Posted: 2026年 Jan 30日 09:35
by fangping.guo
For the device you are using, the value of the featuremap for the switch cluster that we have declared is 30 (0x1E), which means that bits 1, 2, 3, and 4 are enabled while bits 0 and 5 are not. Correspondingly, we will generate event IDs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.