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The button is on GPIO 0, the relay and the white LED are on GPIO 14, the blue LED is on GPIO 13. When the blue LED on GPIO 13 is set to LED1i the white light shines when the relay is off and the blue light illuminates then the relay is on.
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Additional note: the device kept rebooting back to defaults when I was stumbling through the setup process. Once I set the device to Generic it stopped rebooting on its own.
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Additional notes from another user:
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Digiblur's video on how to flash with tuya-convert https://youtu.be/O5GYh470m5k
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uses this switch type as the example. I just flashed 4 of these using his instructions (2019-05-04).
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I used generic and set these three:
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GPIO0:Button1
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GPIO13: Led1i
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GPIO14:Relay1
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My blue LED constantly flashes, which differs from the very helpful notes above. I don't know if it explains the difference, but I used Digiblur's Tasmota variant firmware (link in video).
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