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Updated Tuya generic wifi curtain motor WIP (markdown)
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The WiFi Curtain Motor was bought here http://tiny.cc/gihgdz
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[Wi-Fi Curtain Motor](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32957276089.html)
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Tuya Serial Protocols Communication for CurtainM can be found [here](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/files/3658412/protocol_CurtainM_20190926.pdf) if you wish to explore and implement the whole functionality.
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Don't forget to share what you have discovered and tested here in wiki :)
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```Setup for the functionId and dpId that was made:
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stat/sonoff/RESULT = [{"fnId":11, "dpId":1},{"fnId":12, "dpId":101},{"fnId":13, "dpId":103}]
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55aa0007000501010001010f Says auto power mode is on - Maybe
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55aa00070005650400010075 says Curtain motor is opening or opened - Confirmed working
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55aa000700086602000400000032ac Control percentage 50%
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55aa00070005670100010074 report working state ( opening or closing )
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55aa000700086802000400000032ae report percentage
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DPIDs
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01 -> Auto power mode on or off ( Can be configured as relay )
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0x65 101 -> Curtain mode ( open / close / stop)
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0x66 102 -> Curtain open percentage
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0x67 103 -> report work state
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0x68 104 -> Curtain percentage report only.
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Commands worked
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SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010276 Forward
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SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010074 Reverse
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SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010175 Stop
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More Possible Commands (Untested)
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SerialSend5 55aa000600086802000400000032ad Should open curtain to 20%
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or
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SerialSend5 55aa000600086602000400000032ab should open curtain to 20%
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It might be that it needs commands start opening after setting the percentage.
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SerialSend5 55aa0006000501010001010e -> Should enable auto close mode
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SerialSend5 55aa0006000501010001000d -> should disable auto close mode.
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If you send the direction changing too fast (from open to close and vice versa)
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the motor can be blocked by security reasons.
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Consider sending delay (1 sec) before changing direction.
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For example the commands in console works OK and don't make the motor block:
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backlog delay 10;SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010276 open
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backlog delay 10;SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010074 close
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SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010175; stop
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And if you use html requests:
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http://ip/cm?cmnd=backlog%20delay%210%3BSerialSend5%2055aa00060005650400010276 open
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http://ip/cm?cmnd=backlog%20delay%210%3BSerialSend5%2055aa00060005650400010074 close
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http://ip/cm?cmnd=SerialSend5%2055aa00060005650400010175; stop
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Applicable Tuya Serial Protocols Communication can be found [here](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/files/3658412/protocol_CurtainM_20190926.pdf) if you wish to explore and implement the entire functionality.
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Don't forget to share what you have discovered and tested here in wiki :smiley:
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functionId and dpId Setup:
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```
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stat/sonoff/RESULT = [{"fnId":11, "dpId":1},{"fnId":12, "dpId":101},{"fnId":13, "dpId":103}]
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```
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`55aa0007000501010001010f` -> auto power mode is on (TBD)
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`55aa00070005650400010075` -> Curtain motor is opening or opened
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`55aa000700086602000400000032ac` -> Control percentage 50%
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`55aa00070005670100010074` -> report working state ( opening or closing )
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`55aa000700086802000400000032ae` -> report percentage
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dpIds
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`01` -> Auto power mode on or off ( Can be configured as relay )
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`0x65` `101` -> Curtain mode ( open / close / stop)
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`0x66` `102` -> Curtain open percentage
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`0x67` `103` -> report work state
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`0x68` `104` -> Curtain percentage report only
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Commands
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`SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010276` Forward
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`SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010074` Reverse
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`SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010175` Stop
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Additional Possible Commands (Untested)
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`SerialSend5 55aa000600086802000400000032ad` Should open curtain to 20%
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or
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`SerialSend5 55aa000600086602000400000032ab` should open curtain to 20%
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Commands may be necessary to start opening after setting the percentage.
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`SerialSend5 55aa0006000501010001010e` -> Should enable auto close mode
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`SerialSend5 55aa0006000501010001000d` -> should disable auto close mode
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If you send the direction changing too fast (from open to close and vice versa), the motor may be blocked by built in failsafes. Consider sending delay (1 sec) before changing direction. For example, these commands work and don't make the motor block:
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`Backlog delay 10;SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010276` open
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`Backlog delay 10;SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010074` close
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`SerialSend5 55aa00060005650400010175` stop
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And if you use html requests:
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`http://ip/cm?cmnd=backlog%20delay%210%3BSerialSend5%2055aa00060005650400010276` open
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`http://ip/cm?cmnd=backlog%20delay%210%3BSerialSend5%2055aa00060005650400010074` close
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`http://ip/cm?cmnd=SerialSend5%2055aa00060005650400010175` stop
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![The motor](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16508296/65697684-01ae0f00-e084-11e9-91d5-eb85f312ef84.jpg)
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![Inside](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16508296/65697737-1d191a00-e084-11e9-8752-6d5d78ce8abf.jpg)
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![Soldering 1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16508296/65697782-31f5ad80-e084-11e9-94d5-5e12d3aa278c.jpg)
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![Soldering2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16508296/65697826-4a65c800-e084-11e9-9129-16e61f57c3b7.jpg)
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![TYWE3S chip](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16508296/65697877-5c476b00-e084-11e9-99e2-d0a96cea5096.jpg)
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![Product Page ](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16508296/65698170-c9f39700-e084-11e9-9cc0-3997179a688a.png)
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