W600 SmartSwitch Teardown: WiFi Switch Quality, Realtek to W600 Transition & T102 w600-v2.0 Boar
Good afternoon.
Recently bought a small amount of WiFi switch for about 1.4 eur.
It is clearly seen that on https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3815120.html - exactly the same boxes and the layout of the board, only the color of the board is light yellow.
The build and soldering quality is disgusting
Disassembly showed that they installed realtek and started installing the w600.
Internal board T102 w600-v2.0, goldfinger as wa2, cb2s, wr2s orTYWE3S TYWE2S.
TX-RX additional boards are not attached to the board, so it is possible not to solder out the board for programming (and it is possible to use it). They are distributed in a 6-pin row cut after VDD and GND.
Downloading the firmware to the platform as described in the topic: https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3926992.html#20239610
software: https://github.com/w600/wm_tools
I used the port speed: 460800
GPIO Finder will help me set pins:
"pins": {
"6": "Btn;1",
"14": "Rel;1",
"16": "LED_n;1"
}
JSON:
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Recently bought a small amount of WiFi switch for about 1.4 eur.
It is clearly seen that on https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3815120.html - exactly the same boxes and the layout of the board, only the color of the board is light yellow.
The build and soldering quality is disgusting
Disassembly showed that they installed realtek and started installing the w600.
Internal board T102 w600-v2.0, goldfinger as wa2, cb2s, wr2s or
TX-RX additional boards are not attached to the board, so it is possible not to solder out the board for programming (and it is possible to use it). They are distributed in a 6-pin row cut after VDD and GND.
Downloading the firmware to the platform as described in the topic: https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3926992.html#20239610
software: https://github.com/w600/wm_tools
I used the port speed: 460800
GPIO Finder will help me set pins:
"pins": {
"6": "Btn;1",
"14": "Rel;1",
"16": "LED_n;1"
}
JSON:
Code: JSON
Template file:
Comments
Thanks! It's interesting to see next WinnerMicro device. That's very informative, however, I can see a typo here: TYWE3S is not the same footprint as other modules listed. I think you meant TYWE2S. [Read more]
yes, fixed ;) i have bought additional 4pcs of this switch today for 1.4eur/each, it's interesting to connect some sensors (i2c light, temp etc) to free gpio ports. as far as i understand, you recommend... [Read more]
The best way is just to try. Compare results. I dont think it may affect external sensor, but I am not sure. DHT11 and similiar sensors can be easily connected to unused GPIOs [Read more]
Is there any list of supported sensors? I have not found it. [Read more]
Well, here is a drivers list, but not all of them are enabled by default on W600: https://github.com/openshwprojects/OpenBK7231T_App/blob/main/docs/drivers.md [Read more]