dproffer
December 23, 2023, 6:05am
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There seems to be some references that the SB53 PAR bulbs are esp826x based and run tasmota find. Whether, a physical flashing will be required is something I have yet to learn. Would be nice of Tuya-convert worked on these. I will give you and update when they arrive and I have a little time to explore.
Info on a similar bulb:
Hi,
I am trying to flash Tasmota softawre onto a Teckin SB51 RGB bulb. I cant do Tuya convert since I had previously used the SmartLife app (once connected to the app they block the ability to do OTA updates using Tuya convert)…so I am left with the option of accessing the pins for the ESP8266 chip.
I have validated that it is indeed ESP8266 (since some of the older models no longer use this chip) and now I need to find the right pins to connect to upload Tasmota using UART.
If I understand c…
and on the SB53 will older Tasmota, however does not point to how they flashed.
opened 10:20AM - 22 Mar 20 UTC
closed 06:37PM - 22 Apr 20 UTC
awaiting feedback
troubleshooting
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### PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Led lamp flickers visibly at low brightness, sometimes more sometimes less.
I have several Teckin SB53 (and also other brands) where it stands out with a setting of color # 0000000001 or # 0000000002! (for rgb low level's flickering is visibly too!)
When testing different versions, there is no flickering up to version 8.1.0.4, after which this occurs, even with the latest 8.2.0 release.
in the Arduino Core I found them here:
https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/issues/7054
https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/pull/7057
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