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[LSD4WF] Intertek (Smartwares) Flamingo SF-501SHC looking inside

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  • Producer : Intertek (Smartwares)
    Model : Flamingo SF-501SHC


    Socket operating in two modes - Wifi and 433MHz (control via the application and remote control), which can act as a control panel for 4 additional 433MHz sockets (model SF-501PFR) to be able to control them also from Wifi. Additional sockets can also be controlled independently by the remote control. Bought many years ago in a shop with Chinese things for less than PLN 10 (later I bought additional sockets). Unfortunately, I do not know any alternative software, which is a pity, because it is a very interesting solution. Disassembly requires a Y bit, but it is relatively easy, because after opening the cover there is access to all electronics.

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    Microcontroller : Lierda LSD4WF-2MD05102

    [LSD4WF] Intertek (Smartwares) Flamingo SF-501SHC looking inside

    https://fccid.io/N8NLSD4WF2MD05102/User-Manual/User-Manual-3094516


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    dipish
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    I have several sockets on this wifi chipset.

    Searching the web didn't really turn up anything. I was never able to unlink them from the native application.

    I tracked that the module communicated with the site icomen.yunext.com, and then researched materials on other devices that access this site

    The only option I see is to replace the cloud's DNS with your own and send ready-made commands/responses to the device.

    I couldn't find any meaningful information on the LSD4WF module.

    Research led me to a very similar module from another manufacturer - HF-LPx100 , for which there are some DIY developments.

    Maybe someone can take this matter further

    I will provide below links to various articles and repositories that I found in my research

    Excavations on the management of the module, which accesses the same site: yunext.com:
    https://blog.giuliomontagner.com/post/1550856.../trying-to-hack-ankuoo-rec-switch-and-make-it
    https://github.com/giu1io/homebridge-ankuoo-rec-switch/blob/master/README.md

    I have made some tcp dumps, But I have no idea where to dig next, although there is an example with similar controls. (https://github.com/giu1io/homebridge-ankuoo-rec-switch/blob/master/config-sample.json) Dumps: LSD4WF.7z Download (6.92 kB)

    SDK for similar hardware:
    https://github.com/mys812/hf/tree/master/LPB100-HSF

    A set of firmware for similar hardware. They don’t upload it directly to mine:
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HWl-QiYM2u8lW9TAv1M6Kr9DPkj1_wRG

    Another firmware for a similar wifi module:
    https://github.com/ljalves/hfeasy/releases/tag/1v1

    Documentation on similar module:
    https://en.maritex.com.pl/product/attachment/38889/403a3b0c1a0cdf45ee56578171f79333


    UPD:
    Code: Text
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    UPD2: After 2 hours, i can turn off and on it from linux command promt ;) if any one need it i can public
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