Wonder if any kind soul could help me out. I’ve got some plugs I’ve just hacked with tuya-convert and installed Tasmota on. I now want to convert them to ESPHome (needed to take hass.io offline to do tuya-convert as only have one raspberry pi). Question is it says to work out what sort of plug it is and make a config file from that but I have no idea how to identify it. It looks like this:
Thanks, nothing on that list seemed right but I did notice the thing was clicking constantly & managed to work out that the Sonoff basic setup had GPIO13 as the LED and worked out the clicking was it turning the relay on & off thinking it was the LED. Altered this and uploaded the ESPHome software thinking I’d risk bricking a switch just to give it a try and it’s worked so managed to add them to HA with working switches. Now gotta work out the LED and Push Button pins but it’s a start.
If by some miracle I work all this out and it works is there anywhere I can leave the info for others as these plugs are the cheapest ones I’ve found on Ebay so other most likely have them too
Maybe @blakadder can add the details to his site as a tasmota template? (In the case of simple devices with direct gpio/function mapping its quite easy to translate a tasmota template to esphome)
Hi Dan, would you mind sharing your esphome yaml for this XS-A14 smart socket please. It might just save others some time working out all the GPIOs. Thanks
Hi Bill, I have just figured out the settings for the XS-A14 UK Plug Socket . I have submitted the template on https://blakadder.github.io/templates/uk.html its currentlyl awaiting approval. I have tested and its working fine on my units. In the meantime here’s the Tasmota Template, im assuming your using Tasmota?
