Moes Smart LED Bulb WB-TD5-RWW-GU10-MS (BP5758): Flashing Troubleshooting & Tips

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#31 20733889 15 Sep 2023 06:45

MnM1 MnM1

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20733889 15 Sep 2023 06:45

I would say we are Tuya device users so no we wont be able to downgrade the firmware.
I think it needs to be the Tuya product creators that will have access to do that for their created products.

But @ferbulous and @jrhenk if you find that it is possible please post in here and let us know.
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#32 21436644 12 Feb 2025 17:19

rmflom rmflom

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21436644 12 Feb 2025 17:19

>>20655208 Managed to desolder the CBLC5 board from the bulb without the need to remove the whole PCB from the bulb, requires a good soldering iron and steady hands, but it's doable

My Configuration below:

Currently on OpenBK7231N_QIO_1.18.37

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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting flashing issues with the Moes Smart LED Bulb WB-TD5-RWW-GU10-MS (BP5758). Users share experiences with flashing the bulbs using various methods, including Tuya CloudCutter and Lightleak, and discuss the challenges of disassembling the bulbs to access the PCB. The BP5758 chip is noted to be supported by OpenBeken, and users suggest making a firmware dump for further configuration. Some users successfully flashed their bulbs using existing profiles, while others encountered difficulties with newer firmware versions that are not exploitable. The conversation also touches on the potential for downgrading firmware and the need for proper pin configuration for successful flashing.
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