OpenBeken (my ESPHome/Tasmota replacement for new Tuya modules) now also supports W800/W801 platform

Share your Projects!
1

I’ve been developing my own Tasmota/esphome clone for some time already . It supports BK7231T (WB2S, WB3S, WB2L, etc), BK7231N (CB2S, CB3S, etc), XR809 (XR3), BL602 and now also… W800 by Winner Micro!

My firmware allows you to connect new devices to Home Assistant by MQTT, to script them with events and callbacks, to control them by basic Tasmota HTTP interface, also offers a TCP console and much more, including drivers for BL0942, BL0937, SM2135, etc… and also a basic Tasmota Device Groups support (not all features are ported to all platforms).

W800 can be found in some LED strips, for example, WX300P:

obraz
obraz828×578 59.7 KB

obraz
obraz989×698 79 KB

obraz
obraz1004×759 58 KB

obraz

obraz
obraz888×693 22.3 KB

obraz
obraz889×767 29.6 KB

obraz
obraz869×359 16.3 KB

Here is W800 flashing guide https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3905652.html and basic programming tutorial (you don’t have to read the technical bits if you just want to flash)

My firmware repo is here:

W800 binaries are released here:

15 Likes
2

Just wondering … is there any luck on also getting the W701 boards flashed? ( https://groups.google.com/g/sonoffusers/c/OJhsmrOAmPQ?pli=1 )

2 Likes
3

A short note to thank you for developing this firmware and also to encourage others to try it.
The firmware, combined with tuya cloudcutter is now a real replacement for Tuya Convert.

Today I flashed a generic tuya down-light over the air and it’s already integrated into home assistant.

No soldering, no issues

3 Likes
4

Hi, would it be possible to use it for a bac-002?
Because it’s a little bit different and need to communicate with a different MCU.
Here a example:

This is for the thermostat, before they downgraded it from a esp…
Thx

Edit:
Found more links…

5

Great work, thank you so much for doing this!