Hello, I own the relay shown in the pictures. I have soldered out the WiFi chip to show it and to try to change its firmware. Now the question is how and with what to go about this? I am doing this for the first time I can't find any information on this. Is it possible to upload Tasmota or SUPLI? I am interested in what can be uploaded here, not a replacement for another chip. USB to TTL I have a YP-01, thank you in advance for any hints.
At this moment I don't see the possibility to change the firmware of this module. The only thing left is to check the pinouts and do a replacement with ESP02S or similar (pinout equivalent of TYWE2S, WB2S, CB2S...) https://templates.blakadder.com/ESP-02S.html
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This module can replace modules such as: CB2S, FL_M99_V1, TYWE2S, TYZS6, TW-02, WR2, WB2, WBR2, WR2E, WB2S, WA2, XT-BL02
Of course when replacing you would also have to check that the pins match for sure, paying special attention to RST and so on.
You can keep the old WiFi module, maybe you can find an SDK or something new will appear.... you can also try to connect to it with the UART and at least collect its log (if it prints any log on the UART), I don't know, but in the log maybe there would be some additional information about the SDK used.
>>21400373 Hello my friend . Have the same chip on my bench soldered and i am trying to dump the firmware. Can you tell which is the fp14 pin from the schematics in order to enter dump mode ?
>>21850430 I believe it does cause it had it in the tuya app. Well for me as long as the relay has been found i am okay , but i wanted to complete in order to include it in the template database.
>>21850654 the toflchanontogl isnt the equivalent of the relay remeber last status \ on \off ?
This is a photo from my 2nd switch with the same chip. If i am wrong then the template is complete.
The discussion concerns the TR6260S1/FL-M61 V2 WiFi smart switch relay, specifically how to change or reflash its firmware. The original WiFi chip was removed to attempt firmware modification. Initial findings indicate the chip is a new, uncommon model with no available SDK or documented support for firmware changes, making direct reflashing difficult. A suggested workaround is to replace the original WiFi module with a compatible ESP-02S or similar module (e.g., TYWE2S, WB2S, CB2S) after verifying pin compatibility, especially for reset (RST) and other critical signals. A later update mentions the existence of a backup and flash tool along with an OpenTR6260 firmware that can be flashed to these modules, with a guide available for backing up existing firmware, potentially enabling firmware modification without hardware replacement. Summary generated by the language model.