No, I don’t need the power monitoring functionality I’d be happy to flash my SP27s!
Mine aren’t bricked as they wouldn’t even announce themselves to tuya-convert.
I got some help on GitHub but it never became clear why they wouldn’t connect and start the flash process.
If it helps, when I accidentally bought the wrong ones, they wouldn’t announce themselves either nor was I able to flash them. So it isn’t you. It’s the plugs.
I purchased a Merkury rgb bulb from Walmart and was unable to flash it. I opened it up and it didn’t look like the ones on this forum so looking for a couple bulbs i can successfully flash.
I too am looking at buying some LVWIT bulbs but from Amazon UK, I would also be very interested to know if anyone has successfully flashed them and how bright the colours are
@fiftys,
So I managed to get this bulb flashed using an rpi3b instead of a 4 and it was relatively seamless.
Now I need to figure out how to get the unit to turn on via mqtt.
I am struggling to get the RGB lights working with the Merkury bulb. I have tried the all of the merkury templates here Tasmota Bulbs. The white portion works but when I attempt the rgb sliders in the tasmota web gui all i get is a different shade of white or no changes at all. Anyone know where to begin sorting this out?
There are many guides to help you with this…
A good one is https://youtu.be/eDoIkd58HRM
Simple approach is to set the unit as generic and try out each GPIOs (the SAFE ones!!) as PWM. It’s a good learning experience and you will gain valuable insight into how Tasmota is configured.
There are some SetOptions you must use to avoid any bootloops and brick your device, please see the Tasmota wiki on Github.