It doesn’t have any brand. I’m now at my work place. Now is 1.33pm Singapore time. Will screenshot it to let you guys see. All I know is its running on 802.11x protocol and can be detected by Alexa, Google Assistant. Can’t recall but I think is some software from Philips can detect it and set IP for it
I can’t go the first way as I need to have a program to integrate to HA. So for the second one it’s Alien language to me. Please explain what it means and also any guide for me to do it.
On the first picture, I do read clearly : Works with Smart life App. So what extra program do you need ?
in configuration.yaml :
tuya:
# the email you used for the smartlife app
username: [email protected]
# password you used for the smartlife app
password: xxx
# country code you used for the smartlife app
country_code: 32
platform: smart_life
I know I can use Smart Life App. The problem is I’m doing a computing project. I can’t just use the app detect the strip of WiFi switches. Then let it control the switches. That’s not computing project, right? I have to create a program to integrate to the strip of switches to the HA app.
So I have to use tuya-convert to flash tasmota on it. Get all the parameters out to write the program to integrate to HA to control the switches.
Your question was not “how can I get this to work”.
It was “how can I get this to work, but you have to answer me in this way because I’m trying to be different and don’t care to tell you why in my first post”.
Go ahead and be disappointed. Nobody here is paid to answer you.
If you want people to answer you be precise, be ready for follow up questions (don’t say I can’t answer that now).
Be sure to include why you can’t use the “traditional” way.
All these things make people think it’s a rabbit hole.
There is no fun in digging down and finding out it keeps going sideways, then digging some more and it again goes in another direction.