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Updated Sonoff T1 UK and T1 EU (markdown)

Cris 2018-07-13 21:21:51 +02:00
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Sonoff-T1-UK-and-T1-EU.md

@ -146,14 +146,14 @@ I tried to reverse engineer the circuit and I noticed:
ESP8285 ESP8285
``` ```
GPIO0 EFM8BB1 P1,3 (Goes low when first touch button is pressed) GPIO0 EFM8BB1 P1,3 Switch 1 input (Goes low when first touch button is pressed)
GPIO04 is connected to the small (soft) reset button on the front. GPIO04 is connected to the small (soft) reset button on the front.
GPIO09 EFM8BB1 P1,4 GPIO09 EFM8BB1 P1,4 - Switch 3 input (Goes low when third touch button is pressed)
GPIO10 EFM8BB1 P1,5 GPIO10 EFM8BB1 P1,5 - Switch 2 input
GPIO13 is connected to status LED D3. GPIO13 is connected to status LED D3.
GPIO12 Relay 1 Status GPIO12 Relay 1
GPIO5 Relay 2 Status GPIO5 Relay 2
GPIO4 Relay 3 Status GPIO4 Relay 3
GPIO2 is connected on J3 pin 5 (LOG) GPIO2 is connected on J3 pin 5 (LOG)
``` ```
@ -177,15 +177,15 @@ P1,6 ESP8285 EXT_RSTB (RESET)
``` ```
## Known so far ## Known so far
* It seems that the state of the 3 relays are saved inside the EFM8BB1, and not inside the ESP8285.
* When pushing a button, the touch chip lift the power high to the EFM8BB1, and the EFM8BB1 chip ties the signal line for each button low, for the full duration of the keypress. * When pushing a button, the touch chip lift the power high to the EFM8BB1, and the EFM8BB1 chip ties the signal line for each button low, for the full duration of the keypress.
* 433MHz remotes are compatible with the Tasmota firmware * 433MHz remotes are compatible with the Tasmota firmware
* DO NOT attempt to power the device from your programmer when connected to the relay board. This draws too much power and will cause the ESP to reboot frequently and will reset all the configured settings. * DO NOT attempt to power the device from your programmer when connected to the relay board. This draws too much power and will cause the ESP to reboot frequently and will reset all the configured settings.
* The relay state can be read on the above mentioned GPIO's. * The relays state can be set on the GPIO's 12, 5 and 4.
* The switch status can be read on GPIO's 0, 10 and 9. Push button active low.
## Unknown so far ## Unknown so far
* How does the ESP8285 change the state inside EFM8BB1. We only know that the ESP8285 can read if button is pressed or not, but now how the ESP8285 changes the state. The communication is probably on the ports GPIO0, 9 and 10 and must be serial. * Where GPIO15 is connected? Over R18 10kOhm pull-down only?
New model, PCB looks like https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipM1zLb_7_2SkFFfRWgVAL75VhNBYn3hvkkeMLeLkXOfQvsnIUuK9D5nzLNwrKg-Gw/photo/AF1QipMuZaw48dtqAuP1Ibk1dVZfBIwMPFnkN3kjNseb?key=UWsyS3VrZHBpaldyUnl3Zmh0c2hqNDRmM2wyaDRB New model, PCB looks like https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipM1zLb_7_2SkFFfRWgVAL75VhNBYn3hvkkeMLeLkXOfQvsnIUuK9D5nzLNwrKg-Gw/photo/AF1QipMuZaw48dtqAuP1Ibk1dVZfBIwMPFnkN3kjNseb?key=UWsyS3VrZHBpaldyUnl3Zmh0c2hqNDRmM2wyaDRB