I’m trying to upload the code, but I get the following errors when compiling. I was able to compile it using an older version of the code, but I’m trying to upgrade the code since I’m having issues(I can’t get it to turn off). I’m using the same config.h as before. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening?
In file included from F:\Data\OneDrive\My PaperPort Documents\Arduino\Arduino\Arilux\Arilux.ino:20:0:
sketch\Arilux.h:141:1: warning: 'typedef' was ignored in this declaration [enabled by default]
};
^
Arilux:80: error: 'irRecv' does not name a type
irRecv irRecv(ARILUX_IR_PIN);
^
F:\Data\OneDrive\My PaperPort Documents\Arduino\Arduino\Arilux\Arilux.ino: In function 'void handleIRRemote()':
Arilux:588: error: 'decode_results' was not declared in this scope
decode_results results;
^
Arilux:588: error: expected ';' before 'results'
decode_results results;
^
Arilux:590: error: 'irRecv' was not declared in this scope
if (irRecv.decode(&results)) {
^
Arilux:590: error: 'results' was not declared in this scope
if (irRecv.decode(&results)) {
^
F:\Data\OneDrive\My PaperPort Documents\Arduino\Arduino\Arilux\Arilux.ino: In function 'void setup()':
Arilux:906: error: 'irRecv' was not declared in this scope
irRecv.enableIRIn();
^
exit status 1
'irRecv' does not name a type
I commented out the line for IR in the config.h file and it compiles. The remote won’t work though. But it’s a workaround in case anyone else has the same issue. If anyone else has a more permanent fix, I would appreciate it.
I had exactly your issue until I included the file Arilux.cpp then that error went away and I had the error below…which I have managed to resolve by adding two lines of code but I still find that it won’t work
Arilux.cpp:139: error: no ‘uint8_t Arilux::setFadeToColor(uint8_t, uint8_t, uint8_t)’ member function declared in class ‘Arilux’
Using library ESP8266WiFi at version 1.0 in folder: C:\Users\Brinsley\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp8266\hardware\esp8266\2.3.0\libraries\ESP8266WiFi
Using library PubSubClient at version 2.6 in folder: E:\Brinsley\Documents\Arduino\libraries\PubSubClient
Using library IRremoteESP8266 at version 1.2.0 in folder: E:\Brinsley\Documents\Arduino\libraries\IRremoteESP8266
Using library ArduinoOTA at version 1.0 in folder: C:\Users\Brinsley\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp8266\hardware\esp8266\2.3.0\libraries\ArduinoOTA
Using library ArduinoJson at version 5.10.1 in folder: E:\Brinsley\Documents\Arduino\libraries\ArduinoJson
Using library ESP8266mDNS in folder: C:\Users\Brinsley\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp8266\hardware\esp8266\2.3.0\libraries\ESP8266mDNS (legacy)
exit status 1
no ‘uint8_t Arilux::setFadeToColor(uint8_t, uint8_t, uint8_t)’ member function declared in class ‘Arilux’
Does anybody have or can point me in the direction of the original firmware? I flashed mine but apparrently there’s a new design of arilux AL-lc0X and after flashing custom firmware they don’t boot which is whats happened to mine.
I’ve ordered on Banggood an Arilux AL-LC03 but the chip inside is not a 8266 but a 8285MOD. Can I make this works with HA in any way ? (With this firmware ?)
I have the same problem.
The PCB is completely different and I cannot find the correct pinout.
My PCB (LC03 model) has the following ID on it: ZJ-ESP-IR-B V2.0
I just received 5x AL-LC01 from Banggood, also with the 8285 chip. Since I couldn’t find the appropiate pins on the board, I used the pins directly on the 8285 chip, which, when selecting the ‘Generic 8285 Module’ in the Arduino IDE, works flawlessly. So instead of using the pins on the board, you can use the following pins of the chip:
Make sure you gnd gpio0 on the casing of the chip, not on the GND line. My units wouldn’t go into flash mode.
Otherwise works ok. No coil whine in my two units either.
Perhaps the chip is attempting to drive the wrong lines causing the whine???
Also, for anyone who doesnt know, Tasmota has updated his module to support the Arilux controllers (both ESP8285 and ESP8266). Flashed my units with the SW and working well.
Is it just me or does transition not work with light.turn_off service? Whenever I set a transition with turn_off, the light swithes off without a transition.
I’ve had to write a script that sends a turn_on service with the transition set and the RGB values set to 0, starts a delay for the transition time, then sends a turn_off service. There must be an easier way!
Could someone help me pick a model from Amazon that is known to work for this firmware please? I tried to go through the post, but I didn’t find any confirmation on whether any of the ones they have works…or am I better just being patient and ordering from Bangood? Only reason I am concerned is because of the statement on the firmware page: “WARNING: DUE TO A NEW PINOUT, THIS FIRMWARE SEEMS TO BE NOT MORE COMPATIBLE WITH THE NEWEST MODELS (PCB version > 1.4).”
Looking to support RGBWW (warm white) and I think RF is better?
Thanks for your help, as I’m redoing my kitchen currently and really wish to try this out under the top cabinets.
Thanks for the heads up on the Tasmota update…I am a little naive…have flashed the firmware and now appears as a sonoff screen when looked at by a web browser, I have selected MagicHome from the dropdown box. But how do you control it via Home Assistant…It does not appear as anything. I don’t know how to address the LED strip…
Thanks
I’m looking for the same information, I cannot get my HA yaml set-up to control rgb colour and brightness properly. Flashing with tasmota was the east bit!
OK is seem the placement/orientation of the RX/TX and GND wire to the board and other wires is critical. I found that it best to have the wires hanging out and away from the board. If the wires where crossing over the board it would never upload. I’ll leave this here, it may help someone.
Thanks for the firmware.
[EDIT]
Flashing firmware. What I’m I doing wrong?
I’m wrestling with flashing the firmware on a Arilux LC11. The board is marked “ZENGEE mini-RF-5CH-A V1.0 “ I have directly soldered wires to the pads on the ESP as such, as going by the picture in the wiki on the github page:
pin22=TX to RX on FTDI
pin21=RX to TX on FTDI,
pin18=flash to spst switch to ground
pin8=vcc 3.3v+
pin15=GND and GND of FTDI.
I’m using Arduino IDE v1.8.5 with the following settings:
Board Generic=ESP8266 Module
Flash Mode=DIO (Tried DOUT as well)
Flash Frequency=40 MHz
Crystal Freqs.=26 Mhz (Tried 40Mhz as well since no mention of this setting in wiki)
CPU Frequency=80 MHz
Flash Size=1M (64K SPIFFS) (Tried 512K as well)
Reset Method=ck
Upload Speed=115200 (Tried 57600 as well)
Debug level=None
When power the board with GPIO0/pin18 connected to ground the ESP seems to not boot, power led dose not light, with no chatter in the serial window. And a failed to upload error.
All other attempts I just keep getting the same error: “error: espcomm_upload_mem failed”
I’ve read through this thread a few times. as well as the github “issue” both open and closed. And I’m not finding where my fault is. So I need to ask for help, please. Where I’m I failing?
