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[BK7231N/CB2S] Smart WiFi plug CSH-PLGPM-001 from BingLee/GoodGuys

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    #1 20584857
    andrewmarkcongdon
    Level 7  
    Got a CSH-PLGPM-001 ($14 from BingLee/GoodGuys) .
    Very easy to setup with BK7231Flasher.exe

    [BK7231N/CB2S] Smart WiFi plug CSH-PLGPM-001 from BingLee/GoodGuys
    [BK7231N/CB2S] Smart WiFi plug CSH-PLGPM-001 from BingLee/GoodGuys [BK7231N/CB2S] Smart WiFi plug CSH-PLGPM-001 from BingLee/GoodGuys

    It's very similar to the Arlec PC191.

    P6 is the BL0937CF1 pin
    P7 is the BL0937CF pin
    P8 is the Wifi LED
    P10 is the Button
    P24 is the BL0939SEL pin
    P26 is the Relay

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  • #2 20584963
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Hmm I can move this post, or split it to separate thread, but can you provide a 2MB flash dump and/or OBK template config, so we know the GPIO roles?

    GPIO roles can be also extracted from 2MB flash dump if you use:
    https://github.com/openshwprojects/BK7231GUIFlashTool
    [BK7231N/CB2S] Smart WiFi plug CSH-PLGPM-001 from BingLee/GoodGuys
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  • #3 20586315
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Also, this device has two relays for one socket? So it cuts off both N and L?
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  • #4 20586319
    andrewmarkcongdon
    Level 7  
    p.kaczmarek2 wrote:
    Also, this device has two relays for one socket? So it cuts off both N and L?


    I didn't verify it, but as it's so similar to the Arlec PC191 I assumed so.
  • #5 21410569
    teeedubb
    Level 2  
    Hi,

    Thanks for documenting and uploading the info on how to flash these devices.

    Do you have any pointers for opening the switch? There are no screws and it appears to be plastic welded closed - I don't want to damage the device trying to open it. There are two seams on the back of the drive - one around the face where the prongs are and another on the corner of the rear edge - which one did you use to open the housing? I've attached some photos which hopefully show the two seams I have identified.

    Thank you
    Close-up of a white electronic device with visible plug part, arrow pointing to a seam on the casing.
    Photo of the back of a device with model markings and a logo, with a plastic seam highlighted by an arrow.
  • #6 21411851
    andrewmarkcongdon
    Level 7  
    The seam is the one in the second photo.
    I used a sharp chisel and a small hammer.
    You're trying to give it a shock more than cut.
    It's quite easy.
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  • #7 21411881
    teeedubb
    Level 2  
    Thank you very much, that did the trick. Gotta pry near the corners a bit to get them loose.

Topic summary

The discussion centers around the Smart WiFi plug model CSH-PLGPM-001, purchased from BingLee/GoodGuys for $14. Users note its easy setup using BK7231Flasher.exe and its similarity to the Arlec PC191. Technical details include pin assignments for various functions such as relays and the WiFi LED. A request for a 2MB flash dump or OBK template config is made to clarify GPIO roles, with confirmation that the device features two relays capable of cutting off both neutral (N) and live (L) connections.
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