Thanks for the pic. Little disappointing.
Anyone using the tuya plugs with power consumption, the ones that cannot be converted can they still work with local tuya?
I am using the Kogan ones with usb outlets. They work with tuya app. Unfortunately it appears that no one has come up with a workaround to enable flash to Tasmoto at this stage.
Do they work ok with local tuya? Could be an option for local control if can’t get tasmota on them
They do work with local Tuya but they only act as a switch in H/A with no power details available.
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Have you investigated to see if the data points for the power are available via the API?
If the power usage is on the app it might be on the tuyapi that localtuya uses.
If it is in the data points then it can be added as a sensor.
It could already be exposed but just need a second sensor to expose the power.
HOWTO get a DPs dump
What’s everyone using for soil moisture sensors?
I’ve got an ecowitt weather station so adding on their sensor seems like the easiest path.
Also have z-wave and zigbee networks, and could probably drop a RPi down that end of the yard as the shed is pretty close… the Xiaomi ones are BT yeh?
I use the Xiaomi ones with an ESPhome node for them to communicate with.
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A little off topic, but I read on this thread of someone linking the Grid Connect pedistal fan to the Tuya app… My fan is currently connected to Grid Connect app, so was wondering if someone could tell me how to reset the fan so I can link it with the Tuya app?
Thanks in advance!
Hey dude, I’ve just fixed this with my Mirabella 12w RGBW from Kmart.
Settings you need are
- Module type = Generic
- D5 GPIO14 = SM2135DAT (2)
- D1 GPIO5 = SM2135CLK
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You Sir are a legend! Thanks for posting the solution. Can confirm that these settings work for me for the Mirabella Genio 12W G95 bulb - I just tried it now. Thanks heaps!
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Hi,
I have purchase the Arlec 130cm White 4 Blade Grid Connect Smart DC Ceiling Fan With Remote (DCF4002WHA) from Bunnings and I’m trying to get it working with Local TUYA. I’ve managed to get the necessary key but I’m stuck on adding the entity into HA. Can anyone offer any guidance on how I should configure the FAN entity in the following screen?
The options available are shown below
I assume I need to also add a separate Light entity as well? I love that this light can be dimmed and you can select Warm, Cool and Daylight temperatures. I can see an automation coming that changes the temperature to minimise blue light after 6pm 
Any tips would be appreciated.
Thanks
Anthony
@Borto
I posted some examples of this earlier in this thread.
Post with screenshot
I edited my fan.py file to get the mid and high speeds for 1-6.
You follow the integration workflow and add two devices. After you add the first one it gives you a device type drop down with a checkbox for “do not add any more” unselect the checkbox and change the type.
Also you can edit the device once added by going to options on the integration page and the clicking on submit.
Edit;
@Shintaro this might help you as well.
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for the info and for being kind when my searching was obviously “sub-par”
Your information is perfect but I do have one challenge I hoped you might clear up for me.
When I try add the new entity, the first required field is ID which I can’t seem to get past as it obviously doesn’t map to any of the DPS fields and you can’t enter any value manually.
How did you solve this?
Thanks
Anthony
Hi there, this may not get looked (given the age of this post).
I recently bought one of the 4-gang Arlec switches.
I don’t have a spare RPi or Linux box with WiFi available to flash to tasmota or esphome. I’d opt for crackng open the box and serial-flashing directly (would like to skip Tasmo (don’t run it yet) an ?Tuya Connect as my device is new and it may not work…).
The LV side of the board looks like this:
I can see Tx, Rx, VCC(5v) and GND in the image.
I want to do somehting like:
https://www.esphome-devices.com/devices/deta-grid-connect-smart-switch/
Do I simply compile a binary in ESPHome, then put the appropriate pins Tx and RX pinouts from PC to pins on the Arlec board, put into pairing mode and that’s it?
Edit:
Just found this:
Not sure from the image, which PIN is RST and GPIO0.
I assume GPIO0 might be IO0 (bottom right of the IC, above GND, IO15 & IO2)?
RST?
Pretty much. Ground IO0 at boot to put it into programming mode, flash the ESPhome bin file to it with ESPhome flasher
Excellent - no need for RST then?
Just ground IO0 at boot?
I’ll give it tickle later! Cheers,
Possibly that as well… It’s been too long, I’m out of touch
I had another fire inspection the other day in my apartment, my Nest smoke alarm was fine, and I had a chat with he guy on what is and isn’t allowed re: door locks
he said I can change the outer lock if I keep the internal deadlatch the same.
after some research, it looks like I can get a Yale Keyless Connected:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Yale-NOMOD-PB-Keyless-Connected-Polished/dp/B01DE4DFM8?th=1
with z-wave module, and keep the Lockwood 001 nightlatch that my strata installed.
This should be OK from the fire inspection point of view according to the guy that came out. I might order one and update in a year when the next inspection happens
yeah cool. Understood
Best guess, what pin do you reckon from the image above might be rst?
