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Tasmota Device Groups - connection of OpenBeken (BK7231T / BK7231N) with Tasmota

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  • #61 20606130
    ferbulous
    Level 18  
    Hi, just 1 small issue, probably tasmota related

    Device used:
    Tasmota 4 gang switch, so85 & so88 enabled.
    Firmware 12.5.0
    Relay 1 pin & output_high configured
    Tasmota 4mb firmware (esp12s)

    Lights:
    1 obk bulb
    2 tasmota bulbs

    All added to the same device group, just the switch is not sending dgr to obk bulb. Tried manually sending dgr command (devgroupsend 128=1) but it didn’t work

    if i toggled any of the tasmota bulbs, it syncs just fine with obk.

    Any logs i could post here?

    Edit

    My temporary solution now is to add rules to one of the tasmota bulbs to send power command based on the power state. So toggling the light switch -> toggle tasmota bulb - > toggle obk bulb

     rule1 on Power1#state=0 do DevGroupSend1 128=0 endon on Power1#state=1 do DevGroupSend1 128=1 endon
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  • #62 20606746
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Hello, so you basically want OBK to automatically turn on the light on brightness/color change?
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
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  • #63 20608319
    ferbulous
    Level 18  
    @p.kaczmarek2 that works just fine with other tasmota bulbs
    I just can't figure out why the wall switch isn't sending dgr to obk/obk not receiving dgr from wall switch.
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  • #64 20786570
    laeccru
    Level 1  
    Seria bom se pudesse ter 2 ou mais grupos como no tasmota. Tenho um dispositivo com 4 gangs que uso para controlar lâmpadas da cozinha e da sala e apenas 1 grupo não é suficiente.
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  • #65 20787624
    ferbulous
    Level 18  
    laeccru wrote:
    Seria bom se pudesse ter 2 ou mais grupos como no tasmota. Tenho um dispositivo com 4 gangs que uso para controlar lâmpadas da cozinha e da sala e apenas 1 grupo não é suficiente.


    The workaround now is to use scripts to assign relays to specific group, start dgr driver manually and don't assign any group in dgr settings.
    Example:

    
    addChangeHandler Channel1!= DGR_SendPower "devicegroup1" 1 1
    addChangeHandler Channel1 == DGR_SendPower "devicegroup1" 0 1
    
    addChangeHandler Channel2!= DGR_SendPower "devicegroup2" 1 1
    addChangeHandler Channel2 == DGR_SendPower "devicegroup2" 0 1
    
    addChangeHandler Channel3!= DGR_SendPower "devicegroup3" 1 1
    addChangeHandler Channel3 == DGR_SendPower "devicegroup3" 0 1
    


    But the problem is if other devices in devicegroup1 are toggled on/off, it doesn't get retransmit back to the 4gang switch.
    So yeah, might be something to look into
  • #66 20790067
    chlebok
    Level 10  
    p.kaczmarek2 wrote:
    Here is the 30-second setting (this means that after 30 seconds of booting, the boot is marked as OK. And if the device gets more than 4 bad boots in a row, it goes into safe mode - AP mode):

    @p.kaczmarek2 A bit off topic, but it may be worth noting that (unless my eyes are deceiving me) there is no mention of it in the documentation (on github). i.e. I have not found a method to trigger Safe Mode

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the integration of OpenBeken (BK7231T/N) devices with Tasmota using Device Groups (DGR) for seamless communication and control without an external server. Users share experiences with configuring DGR, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and the challenges faced when using various devices, including Tasmota and OpenBeken bulbs and switches. Key issues include the stability of DGR, packet loss, and the need for specific commands to control color and brightness. Suggestions for improvements and updates to firmware are also discussed, highlighting the ongoing development and fixes for DGR-related problems.
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