New Itead based Wall Switch

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#21 Post by bobbybeans » 14 Jun 2017, 22:27

nice, no i waited for 3 weeks and it said it didn't even shipped. They gave me the money back but I couldn't read much. it was hard enough to login with the forced 2fa. i mean dont get me wrong i love 2fa but if i have the option to enable it and i can read the website.../ texts they send (which I cant)

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#22 Post by enesbcs » 27 Jun 2017, 17:23

Shardan wrote: 18 Feb 2017, 10:24 Itead does not give much info about the PSB circuit but i think it's the same as with the Sonoff Dual. They use a serial driven port chip to read keys and switch the relays.
As far as i know this is not supported by ESPEasy at this time.
It may be done with a plugin. Are there any information about used serial commands? Similar to Sonoff Dual?

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#23 Post by ferbulous » 10 Jul 2017, 16:35

hi drbrains,
I've flashed espurna on it,
I can turn on/off the touch from espurna webpage, but the switch status is not updated if I manually turned the the switches off/on.
Can you share how you configured it?

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#24 Post by papperone » 10 Jul 2017, 17:59

ferbulous wrote: 10 Jul 2017, 16:35 hi drbrains,
I've flashed espurna on it,
I can turn on/off the touch from espurna webpage, but the switch status is not updated if I manually turned the the switches off/on.
Can you share how you configured it?
Are you still talking about the discontinued "Touch" 2 channel switch?
I saw ITEAD has deployed a new line of switch, called "Sonoff T1" which are available in 1, 2 and 3 channel configuration.
Anyone got any? Would be great to understand the hardware and if ESPEasy pluing can be then written...
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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#25 Post by ferbulous » 11 Jul 2017, 03:31

papperone wrote: 10 Jul 2017, 17:59
ferbulous wrote: 10 Jul 2017, 16:35 hi drbrains,
I've flashed espurna on it,
I can turn on/off the touch from espurna webpage, but the switch status is not updated if I manually turned the the switches off/on.
Can you share how you configured it?
Are you still talking about the discontinued "Touch" 2 channel switch?
I saw ITEAD has deployed a new line of switch, called "Sonoff T1" which are available in 1, 2 and 3 channel configuration.
Anyone got any? Would be great to understand the hardware and if ESPEasy pluing can be then written...
No, it's the same tantech switch that drbrains posted before
I actually a have few other wifi switch that are also ESP8285 based (using PSFB85 https://www.itead.cc/psf-b85.html)

https://goo.gl/photos/xzGnCyVKFUs284H89
https://goo.gl/photos/Q7zgtRbWN1BeszJw8

Those work right away after I flashed sonoff 4ch of the espurna firmware.
But it's not really working properly with this tantech

I think the newer Sonoff T1 might be using the PSFB85 chipset

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#26 Post by papperone » 11 Jul 2017, 07:21

PCB tracks for AC are ridiculous on those units you just posted pictures; I won't install them in my house!!
My philosophy si different and my system is designed to work differently, surely it requires more rewiring and is more exepnsive but I truly believe is safer.
I'll post some pictures / info as beside the hardware (which is custom made) I am working to have all nodes rurring ESPEasy!
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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#27 Post by danielgajdos » 22 Aug 2017, 15:59

Sonoff Touch T1 is based on the same PSF-B04 chip so to get into flash mode you have to ground GPIO0 as usual. I successfully uploaded Tasmota firmware into 2 gang version of T1.

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#28 Post by gajotnt » 16 Nov 2017, 16:17

papperone wrote: 11 Jul 2017, 07:21 PCB tracks for AC are ridiculous on those units you just posted pictures; I won't install them in my house!!
My philosophy si different and my system is designed to work differently, surely it requires more rewiring and is more exepnsive but I truly believe is safer.
I'll post some pictures / info as beside the hardware (which is custom made) I am working to have all nodes rurring ESPEasy!
If you use +/-10watt led lights, you're talking about 0.05Amps

A 0.2mm tick cable can handle that amperage, looks safe to me.

Of course if one is using higher power lamps, then that's a different story

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Re: New Itead based Wall Switch

#29 Post by Shardan » 16 Nov 2017, 18:34

Even those 0,05A circuits might produce a short circuit.
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