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Support for Woox GU10 Lamp #2076

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jkalousek opened this issue Dec 19, 2019 · 5 comments
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Support for Woox GU10 Lamp #2076

jkalousek opened this issue Dec 19, 2019 · 5 comments
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I bought few of thees lamps as they looked similar to alredy supportet GU10 lamps.
I managed to flash them with Tuya and generic GU10 firmware but the light was constantly on.

I tried few other FWs via OTA until I got to iWoole LED Table Lamp. With that firmware light turned off and I was able to controll white chanel with (I assume) green value.
So I took source code for iWoole and started to tinkering with it, unfortunatelly after another OTA light stopped responding and as I do not see any obvious labeled pads to solder to I wanted to ask firts if there isn't a light with similar chips or somone have any Idea where I could start.

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jkalousek commented Dec 19, 2019

PIN labeled as D seems to be connected to pin 9 (MTMS) on ESP8266EX.
PIN labeled as C seems to be connected to pin 16 (GPIO4) on ESP8266EX.

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jkalousek commented Dec 19, 2019

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I didn't realize it but there are some labels on bottom of the board.

I04: C
IO14: D
I05: probably white as it is Green in iWoole FW.

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It seems that this could be quite similar to #568

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mcspr commented Dec 20, 2019

If it is, we need to implement it first. Thanks for the research!

From the referenced issue links, see arendst/Tasmota#4991 for raw sw SPI code that drives the leds. I'd expect that sm16717 tasmota configuration to work just fine with this bulb.

And interestingly enough, FastLED lib supports it - https://github.com/FastLED/FastLED/wiki/Chipset-reference#other-stuff

SM16716 - implemented because a couple people asked for it. Terrible protocol.

(Since there was an issue regarding fastled integration anyway)

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I figured this one out I think, it has exactly the same pin layout as the below bulb

https://templates.blakadder.com/cleverio-51398.html

It's working in my case now. Thank you for putting me on the right track, you guys rock!

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