Hi All – I managed to flash a Dimmer D1 w/ Tasmota successfully, however I have the following issue. It powers on rather randomly, not even being recognised as ON within Home Assistant. From the logs, I managed to get this: ` ESP-DMP: AA 55 01 04 00 00 05 ESP-CFG: Saved to flash at F4, Count 80…

Did you add retain: true when you configured the dimmer in HA ?

Here’s my configuration: - platform: mqtt name: "Summerhouse Canopy" command_topic: "cmnd/tasmota_DB2C7B/power" state_topic: "stat/tasmota_DB2C7B/POWER" brightness_state_topic: "stat/tasmota_DB2C7B/dimmer" brightness_command_topic: "cmnd/tasmota_DB2C7B/dimmer" brightness_value_te…

retain : true caches the command, and can cause all kind of weird effect, including randomly power on. You have to do 2 things : install mqtt explorer and remove the retained message remove the line ‘retain : true’ from your configuration and restart HA (but only after removing the retained messa…

Thanks @francisp ! How do I remove the retained message from MQTT console?

Easiest way is to use mqtt explorer [image] Else : [image] MQTT - How to remove retained messages? Configuration Does anyone know how to remove some old retained messages from my Mosquitto? I have tried sending empty payloads to the topic but that doesn’t seem to work…

Hi mate, Do you have some instructions on how to flash the D1 with tasmota? Much appreciated!

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45261052/73125991-887ce500-3fad-11ea-97dd-39ca893e0eed.jpg(image larger than 3072KB) Using an FTDI-adapter. GPIO needs to be connected to GND when you insert your FTDI-atapter in your USB-port. The pad is visible in the picture.

Sonoff Dimmer D1: Powers On Randomly

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francisp (Francis) April 28, 2020, 9:21am 6

Easiest way is to use mqtt explorer

Else :