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[BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685

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  • LSC Power Plug (ACTION)
    ArtNO. 2578685
    970761 v1.0
    16A, 220-250V ~ 50/60Hz

    EAN: 8712879146575

    Opening: Torx 8
    Open the plug
    2 PCB screws
    Lift off (a little) the PCB
    Solder the lines for flashing


    Flash device by OpenBK7231T_UA_1.x.x.bin

    Close plug correctly

    Config OpenBeken for MQTT:
    - General Config:

    Flags:
    Flag 7 - [MQTT] [Debug] Always set Retain flag to all published values
    Flag 10 - [MQTT] Broadcast self state on MQTT connect
    Flag 19 - [MQTT] Always publish channels used by TuyaMCU
    Flag 21 - [MQTT] Retain power channels (Relay channels, etc)


    - Modul Configure
    P6 (PWM0) - Bt 0 0
    P7 (PWM1) - LED 0
    P8 (PWM2) - LED_n 0
    P24 (PWM4) - Rel 0

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  • #2 20354770
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Thank you, I will just note here that this:
    
    Flag 10 - [MQTT] Broadcast self state on MQTT connect
    

    will be set by default in future releases.
    Also, if you are using this:
    
    Flag 21 - [MQTT] Retain power channels (Relay channels, etc)
    

    then you don't need to set:
    
    Flag 7 - [MQTT] [Debug] Always set Retain flag to all published values
    

    it does the same as your device has only power channel (no BL0937 etc etc)
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  • #3 20398058
    robkry
    Level 15  
    Obserwują temat od kilku miesięcy, gratuluję i dziękuję Tobie za świetną robotę!
    Mam gniazdo LSC Smart Power Plug w wersji 2.0 (Art. No. 970762 v2.0) kupiony kilka lat temu w polskim sklepie Action.

    Zastosowałem następującą konfigurację:
    P7 (PWM1) - LED 0
    P24 (PWM4) - Rel 0
    P26 (PWM5) - Btn 0

    Działa bardzo dobrze z MQTT i homeassistantem!
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  • #4 20398126
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Hey @robkry , we don't have 970762 device on our database yet. Would you be able to provide a device photo or a photo of a packaging? Thanks!
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  • #5 20399901
    robkry
    Level 15  
    Dodaję zdjęcia wersji 970762:
    [BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685 [BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685 [BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685 [BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685 [BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685
    Gdyby pojawiały się błędy przy odczycie bądź programowaniu pamięci, proponuję wylutowanie modułu WB2S (tak było w moim przypadku).
  • #6 20399910
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Thanks!

    And here's a repost of my short description how to do desoldering/soldering WB2S:
    p.kaczmarek2 wrote:

    Just desolder CB2S.
    First add some flux to the pads and remove solder with soldering wick:
    Desoldering process on a green circuit board using a soldering iron and solder wick.
    Then solder the wires:
    Close-up of an electronic module with visible pads and pin labels.
    Then power module from 3.3V and connect to USB to TTL:
    [BK7231T] Teardown Action LCS Smart Plug (without Energy Meter) 2578685
    Then use BK GUI flasher. If it doesn't work for you (there are some rare reports that BK GUI doesn't work with certain USB converters, but hid_download_py does), use hid_download_py method from this video:



    Make sure that OBK access point shows up.
    Then desolder wires, and clear the module pads:
    Electronic module with soldered wires and a holding clamp.
    Then prepare to solder back the module, add some flux to the pads:
    Desoldering braid over a circuit board with electronic components.
    And solder back the module:
    Soldering a component onto a printed circuit board using a soldering iron.

    I hope that somebody will find that useful. Have fun soldering!
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