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What was the shipping cost? |
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Too high - 55 usd for 4 devices with UPS. |
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Thanks |
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The PCB v2.3 firmware is now available from the GitHub Actions tab. |
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Is there any video on how to flash this device with an alternative firmware? |
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Hi, what are you struggling with? This device can be flashed through the usb port and using the web browser flashing. |
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Do I need this step (IO0 pulled low (to GND) during power on to enter boot mode.) when using the USB flashing option? Where is the GPIO0 in the schematic, can't find it. |
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GPIO0 is located in the J1 connector block marked red in the PCB pictures further up in this thread. Naming on PCB is IO0. And it's needed to pull GPIO0 to ground and power cycle the device in order for the esp to enter flash mode |
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Sorry, just double checking if this is what you meant? Connecting each pinpoint and plugging the other end of the USB cable to the the PC to get into bootload mode then removing the wire connecting GND with GPIO0 and proceeding with the rest of the steps? |
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Hello, I left the wire between GND and GPIO0 throughout the flashing process on my side. |
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Hi all, |
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Sure, head to https://nightly.openhasp.com you will find it halfway down the page |
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Well, that worked! |
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Hello, In the mqtt config I didn't understand the "HA LWT Topic" parameter, I couldn't find anything in the documentation so I left it by default (homeassistant/status) but I don't see this topic in my mqtt_explorer, maybe that's where it comes from. I can also see in the Telnet logs : There is also some strange states in MQTT topic : If anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear from you :) Thanks! |
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Just found this discussion while searching for I have two questions from my initial readings:
Thanks! :) |
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Would indeed be very interesting if we could use the zigbee chip also. |
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Hey, do you have a link to the item on aliexpress? |
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Hello, |
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Try with an external USB/UART adapter connected to the chip's RX/TX pin (like used to with the classic ESP32). |
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I will try, but thats a bit more of a pain as the pinout does not match the default, so I will need to wait till I am home with some wires to do that, the adapter won't just plug in. |
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I've had the same experience with an ESP32-S2, the built-in USB-UART was simply unable to properly dump the firmware. |
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I have just tried the external USB UART and I get exactly the same results. So if the first 8MB is useful let me know and you can have it, otherwise I'm sorry I can't be of help/ |
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I have tried to flash the openHASP firmware and just after to dump the firmware. |
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Hello all, |
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I've tried to flash with your file, but no result on screen but it's normal (flash is ok with no error). |
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I've read the original firmware with esptool, then flash OpenHasp and reflash the original and this work fine |
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I have just added a USR-ES1 (Wiznet w5500) and its all working. Sadly there are not enough free pins on the existing breakout connector, and you need to solder some wires to the U2 pads. I removed the Tuya chip, but you could just cut the power trace to it (after U2 as we need the 3.3v for the Ethernet module) So next step for me is to design a PCB and make use of POE. I guess I will also need to 3D print a case for it as well. I think I saw some mounting plates somewhere for this that would be a good starting point, but for the life of me I can't find them now. |
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What is that metal plate in the top right corner of the case? It wasn't there in the original photo of this post. |
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I believe thats the back of the screen, it looks like in the original photo there is a bit of plastic covering it. I guess a slightly different case in the later units? |
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On Alibaba now I see they have 2024 version with a higher resolution OLED display. Has anyone tried it already? Does it work with openHASP? |
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I don't see any difference there. Just a product listing with incorrect information. The first higher resolution is wrong. Later it shows the product details for T6E. Further down they show the correct T3E information, with 480x480 IPS display. No OLED, no higher resolution unfortunately. |
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@totkeks, thanks for the info. It is unfortunate indeed, got excited about the oled. Difficult to choose which one to buy as the one that is linked in the original post is not shipable anymore. And they have so many different listings of the same thing with slightly different prices. |
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Never trust any of the information on Alibaba/AliExpress listings to be correct... Sadly the only way to find out is to order a sample. If you end up getting one from Alibaba and it works, please share the link so I can update it. |
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I bought this one: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/2022-new-arrival-smart-4-inch_1600560175304.html?spm=a2756.order-detail-ta-bn-b.0.0.33982fc2rw8xFa I just received it and flashed openHASP. It seems to be working well. However, I am not able to dim the screen. Is the screen dimmable in this unit or am I doing something wrong? |
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Dimming does not work for me, so I assumed that its not supported by the hardware. I think from my trials once you get below around 200 it just cuts off. What I did was have a full sized transparent box that I enable when I get the IDLE status sent to my MQTT server. Then it appears to dim the screen from the users perspective. When the screen is touched the IDLE off status comes in and I hide the box. |
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can I have your gs-t3e.json file? I just want to se how it looks as an excemple :) |
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If that was aimed at me in reference to the transparent box in the thread above, the relevant lines would be:
Then show object p0b255 when you want the screen dimmed (when you get an IDLE command), it will click through so anything underneath will still work. When you get the IDLE off command make sure you hide object p0b255. |
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hi! how can install home assistant in this device? |
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You can't install home assistant on the device. You install custom firmware that talks to home assistant via mqtt. This is all detailed in the openhasp documentation |
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hello everybody, |
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In the device do you have any entities to enable?
You should see light 44, 45 and 46 However you need to enable the gpio in openhasp first
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i already enable the GPIO like written in the documentation |
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Remove the device in home-assistant and rediscover the device. That should add the configured relays in home-assistant too. |
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THX - that solved the problem |
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NEW T3E SKU AVAILABLE !! 🎉
New revised v2 of the T3E device is now available. Old v1 has been discontinued.
The device is in exterior completely identical to the T3E v1, WT86-32-3ZW1 and the quite new WT32S3-86V as the outer casing and dimensions are 100% identical. These devices only differs in the backplate versions/measurements as well as the availability of PSU / relays.
The issue with poor WiFi signal strength on the T3E v1 has been fully resolved 🎉
The previous solution with 'direct mcu solder on pcb' has been substituted with an ESP module with proper internal WiFi antenna.
I would argue this new T3E v2 is the clear winner when it comes to available 4" square display devices 🏆
Easy to flash using USB, good WiFi signal strength, high quality and high resolution IPS display with almost infinite viewing angles, EU sized backplate including PSU and three relays. A perfect 'plug & play' openHASP 4" display device ! 😃
Alibaba link for the T3E v2 device from known vendor - Golden Security
Note: Specify that you want the new device with pcb rev. 2.3 !!
Device is marketed as an in wall multi-function scene panel and a 3 (or 4) gang relay switch. The T3E is one of three devices in a series. Both the T6E & T8E devices have Tuya zigbee gateway capabilities, where the T3E can only act as a 'slave' device and smart scene panel display. These devices can only be used with the 'Smart Life' / 'Tuya Smart' apps. No local control - only cloud based control through these apps.
EU backplate version:
PROS:
CONS:
U13EU backplate connector (marked withyellowin picture below):Numbered from right (marked with a white dot) to left
RXTX(Not connected in the EU 3 gang relay switch version. L4 & L3 are low voltage outputs in the dimmer version)
J1ESP32 flash header (marked withredin picture below):'Standard' flash header available on the pcb for easy flashing. The actual header pins are not populated, so you have to solder these on yourself.
NB ! The white pcb cover plate has holes that match the position of the previous T3E v1 header pins, but only short profile female header pins will fit under the cover plate. Standard Dupont male pins won't fit into these female headers. But the commonly used breadboard pins do fit. If you solder in 'regular' male header pins, the backplate can't be fitted, unless you modify the pins in height.
Device can be flashed by either using the USB port or the flash header pins and a FTDI serial programmer device.
Software: E.g. Flash Download Tool v3.9.3
Note that RX & TX are NOT cross wired !
GND<-->GND5V<-->5VRX<-->RXTX<-->TXIO0pulled low (to GND) during power on to enter boot mode.KEYbutton (marked withorangein picture below):Connected to
ENon the ESP32-S3 and acts as aRESETbuttonU2connector/pads (marked withindigoin picture below):Note: GPIO1 & GPIO2 are both connected to the Tuya chip (U3) !!
So cut 3,3v power trace to the chip or desolder chip completely.
Then these two GPIO's are free to be used for e.g. I2C sensors
From top to bottom in picture (pad names are covered by the Tuya chip)
VCC: +3.3V
GND: GND
RXD: GPIO2
TXD: GPIO1
NRST: NC (no connection)
P1USB Micro-B connector (marked withrosain picture below):Other useful pin connections identified:
GPIO42= Display backlight (LCD_BL)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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