Firmware for NEDIS [WIFIP310FWT] Wi-Fi Smart Extension Socket | 3x Schuko Type F | 4x USB | 16 A

[mindtripper]

Is there any precompiled firmware for Nedis Wi-Fi Smart Extension Socket | 3x Schuko Type F | 4x USB | 16 A available? I've looked, but haven't found anything.
Maybe there is a generic FW or FW for another device that is compatible?

Brand: Nedis
Vendor Part Number: WIFIP310FWT
EAN number: 5412810271795

Link to product page

[mcspr]

Tasmota Device Templates Repository project maintains an excellent device database:
https://templates.blakadder.com/nedis_WIFIP310FWT.html
Which we could use to reference GPIO settings, see on the right

[mindtripper]

Thanks again for the fast response and feedback. I'm impressed!

Yeah, I've seen that site and considered putting Tasmota on the device. But I'd prefer having a homogenous environment using ESPURNA. Can this device be added to the nightly builds list?

I can be the official tester :)

[mcspr]

What I meant was to c/p GPIO numbers from the page :) I'll add the profile, just need to fix local git setup.

For example, see:

espurna/code/espurna/config/hardware.h

Lines 2718 to 2752 in d9cb35f

	// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Zhilde ZLD-EU44-W
	// http://www.zhilde.com/product/60705150109-805652505/EU_WiFi_Surge_Protector_Extension_Socket_4_Outlets_works_with_Amazon_Echo_Smart_Power_Strip.html
	// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	#elif defined(ZHILDE_EU44_W)
	// Info
	#define MANUFACTURER "ZHILDE"
	#define DEVICE "EU44_W"
	// Based on the reporter, this product uses GPIO1 and 3 for the button
	// and onboard LED, so hardware serial should be disabled...
	#define DEBUG_SERIAL_SUPPORT 0
	// Buttons
	#define BUTTON1_PIN 3
	#define BUTTON1_CONFIG BUTTON_PUSHBUTTON | BUTTON_DEFAULT_HIGH
	// Relays
	#define RELAY1_PIN 5
	#define RELAY2_PIN 4
	#define RELAY3_PIN 12
	#define RELAY4_PIN 13
	#define RELAY5_PIN 14
	#define RELAY1_TYPE RELAY_TYPE_NORMAL
	#define RELAY2_TYPE RELAY_TYPE_NORMAL
	#define RELAY3_TYPE RELAY_TYPE_NORMAL
	#define RELAY4_TYPE RELAY_TYPE_NORMAL
	#define RELAY5_TYPE RELAY_TYPE_NORMAL
	// LEDs
	#define LED1_PIN 1
	#define LED1_PIN_INVERSE 1

Button, relays numbers are similar. (RELAY1_PIN, BUTTON1_PIN etc. flags)

[mindtripper]

Being very curious I went ahead with tuya-covert and put Zhilde ZLD-EU44-W 1.15.0 daily build firmware on the device. As you say, it has similar GPIO setup and it works, but having a dedicated firmware would be better.

Looking at Zhilde ZLD-EU44-W firmware on NEDIS [WIFIP310FWT]
This is how this firmware works based on the picture above (top to bottom):
Switch #4
USB
Switch #0
Socket 1
Switch #1
Socket 2
Switch #3
Socket 3
Switch #2
N/A

I'll test the NEDIS build if you decide to add it 🥇

[mcspr]

I forgot what ANALOG flag means in Tasmota templates though. Something to do with ADC, but what exactly...

edit: wild guess, usb voltage? We can enable analog sensor and try to read it. At least what it seems like Tasmota code is doing when ANALOG (1) flag is set, I don't see any description of what it actually is.

[mcspr]

nedis-wifip310fwt-sensor is the 2nd bin, with ANALOG_SUPPORT sensor enabled