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Warning: Not supported by Tasmota as far as I know.
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This is a controller for the WS2812 and similar LED chips (stripes). Prize is 13..15€ at ebay.
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So far I analyzed it is equipped with these chips:
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* ESP-12F
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* STM32F-030C8T (Cortex M0)
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* Winbond 25Q32 (EEPROM)
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* 74HC245
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* XL1509 3.3E1 (Step down regulator)
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* RX/TX of STM is connected to ESP.
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* 74HC245 buffers the outputs
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ESP is connected to the STM RX/TX pins. No other connctions seen.
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We can assume there is some firmware in the STM that does the low level connection to the LEDs.
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Question is how does the ESP communicate with the STM and what exactly does the STM at all.
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In worst case we can mod the hardware so the ESP can talk to the LEDs. Should be simple.
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I made some pictures with phone and microscope.
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(Looks like we can only link to images stored somewhere else? Will add the pictures later.
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