My lanbons arrived yesterday. Is there a compiled 0.6.0 binary?
Sure! You can always find the nightly builds on the Action tab of the Github repo. Click the latest master (=0.6.0) build which has a green tick checkmark. There you can download āopenHASP firmware.zipā containing the bin files for all supported devices.
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Thank you, I assume it is then the āfullā file, not the āotaā one.
Donāt bother answering that, I re-read the instructions - I need the full file on first flash 
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Iām happy to announce v0.6.0 has just been released.
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Thanks, this has now been fixed.
Good day, again thank you for producing and sharing this component.
Iāve upgraded to 0.6.0 and again trying to control the Lanbon8 relay via mqtt.
This command controls the back-light.
hasp/plate01/command/backlight
1/0
This command does nothing.
hasp/plate01/command/output12
1/0
Also reading the gpio setup documentation, is it correct to assume relays should be auto-discovered, just like back-light and mood-light?
Perhaps my topic is incorrect? Any guidance is appreciated.
thank you
edit: never mind. My apologies for not doing the correct reading.
@nickrout thank you again.
Viva @dgomes . I really liked the result and would just need to confirm a few things. Which version are you using of the L8 (1, 2 or 3 gang)? Did you have any trouble fitting on the wall switch? Last but no least: only found them on aliexpress. Any alternative place to buy (from Portugal)?
Obrigado
OlĆ” @jpleite
Using L8 3 Gang, but I stripped the relaysā¦ Iām using it in a location where I used to have a thermostat (that means a shallow wall box). The L8 would not fit, so I mounted it without the relays and Iām powering it remotely using the thermostat cables and a 5v transformer. If you mount in a normal lights box, this should be no problem.
I ordered through aliexpress and Iām not aware of any shop in Portugal
Iāve received a L8-HB (16A Boiler switch) and it uses the same PCB revision and GPIO12 (K1) for its dual-pole relay.
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Has anyone been successful in using the Dimmer function?
I have a Lanbon l8 Dimmer switch and Iāve flashed 0.60 and since 0.61 onto the device.
Everything seems to have gone smooth and I do see 3 entities in HA (Moodlight, Backlight and Dimmer) but only Moonlight and Backlight appear to be functional.
Dimmer on the other hand does not appear to be functioning. Iāve tried most the various Pin Type definition for GPIO12 but I donāt see any change (no light can be toggled and obviously no dimming then)
What is the correct Pin Type for GPIO12 (I got the US dimmer version)?
By the version numbers it looks like you have installed openHASP firmware on the device.
The GPIO configuration should look like this:
I donāt have a US version, so you might need to select L8-HD (AU) instead of the EU version. Be sure to restart the plate after making changes.
If the dimmer in the base still fails to respond, it is best to power cycle the whole device by cutting the 120V AC for ~30 sec. The dimmer in the base is initialized by the ESP32 at boot-up. If it received too much garbage because of the incorrect GPIO configuration, it might need a reset.
I used this basic pages.jsonl for local control:
{"page":1,"comment":"---------- Page 1 ----------"}
{"obj":"label","id":8,"x":5,"y":5,"w":230,"h":30,"text":"Kitchen Dimmer"}
{"obj":"slider","id":13,"x":25,"y":45,"w":45,"h":195,"groupid":12,"max":255}
{"obj":"switch","id":14,"x":130,"y":30,"w":80,"h":50,"groupid":12}
In HA it looks like this and the controls are working fine:
L8-HD (AU) and a 30 second reset did the trick.
Thank you.
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If I have here a Lanbon L8 marked āHomeKitā for the firmware on both switch front and the wall part can I successfully flash that for openHasp ? The sellers details say not HA compatible but that I hope means itās just not yet got openHasp firmware within.
Yes you can.
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I donāt know if this is the right place, but I just wanted to let everyone know that there is a new version pcb with dreaded tuya support. The module I have still has an ESP32 on board, and that the tuya module is only connected with RST, VCC, GND, TXD1 and RXD1 to the pcb.
I will check the connections of the ESP32 to see if they are the same, but I already know that it still is controlling the TS, LCD, Relays and RGB LEDās.
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Thanks for the new revision! Thatās actually a big bummer for people that care about privacy, security and want to run their own independent firmwareā¦
I hope the chip doesnāt perform any critical functions and can be removed or disconnectedā¦
Since only power, reset, RX and TX are connected I am quite hopeful that it can be ignored unless there is a problem with the ESP32 modules they usedā¦
Pin 16 (TXD1) of the tuya CB3S module is connected to IO13 of the ESP32
Pin 15 (RXD1) of the tuya CB3S module is connected to IO2 of the ESP32
I first tried ordering a Landon L8-HS from one AliExpress seller, who messaged me that there would be a delay because there were some problems with the units and that it would take a few weeks to get stock. 
So I ordered from another seller and got a Landon L8 with a sticker over the model name(s) that has the tuya logo and a modified model name: L8-HS-TY (or L8-HSU-TY). 
I havenāt been able to connect it to my network with the original firmware strangely enough (although it can create an AP and can scan and see all the wireless networks) and now I am not sure if I want to send it back or take the gamble and just flash openhasp on it. 
PS Dank je voor je werk aan openHASP