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Thanks to https://www.cncwiki.org/index.php?title=HHC-N8I8OP I managed to connect this buggy module to home assistant using modbus integration: It is important to have verify delay big to not break logic. modbus: - type: tcp host: 192.168.222.222 port: 5000 name: "modbus1" switches: - name: "hhc_r8" address: 16 write_type: coil verify: delay: 36 - name: "hhc_r7" address: 17 write_type: coil verify: delay: 37 - name: "hhc_r6" address: 18 write_type: coil verify: delay: 39 - name: "hhc_r5" address: 19 write_type: coil verify: delay: 48 - name: "hhc_r4" address: 20 write_type: coil verify: delay: 28 - name: "hhc_r3" address: 21 write_type: coil verify: delay: 33