Tuya ATORCH S1-B/W/T/H Smart Socket Energy Monitor (BK7231N) (C3BS) (CH573F) (BL0942)

maximesharp wrote:

As you can see in my post above, on this device, the CPU temp is sent on dpid 135 from tuyamcu and set on channel 7 on OBK

miegapele wrote:

Beken also has some internal temperature functions, tried to make use of them, but it reports 270 for me, not sure , could it be Celsius *10?
You can try for yourself this build

divadiow wrote:

Next thing, have you had to calibrate the power on this unit itself after flashing to OBK? I bought mine to calibrate other devices flashed with OBK

miegapele wrote:

You can try for yourself this build

divadiow wrote:

Next thing, have you had to calibrate the power on this unit itself after flashing to OBK? I bought mine to calibrate other devices flashed with OBK

p.kaczmarek2 wrote:

1. please encapsulate the code in a check for safe mode, I don't want to accidentally brick devices for hundreds of users
2. is it a scaled value from Beken or raw value from ADC (that is in 0-1024 range, I guess)?

p.kaczmarek2 wrote:

The autoexec.bat posted earlier also contains 0.01W resolution setup;

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setChannelType 3 Power_div100

So, @hwti, can you elaborate on what you mean here?

hwti wrote:

The device shows the energy values with 0.01Wh resolution, but only 1Wh is reported.
I suppose the only way to get the full resolution would be to modify the CH573F firmware (not sure if possible).

Are you saying that the values from the screen display are not sent to OBK?

maximesharp wrote:

the pairing screen disappears once the device is connected to the Wi-Fi network.

divadiow wrote:

this is cool. Hopefully it can be made good for general release

divadiow wrote:

what do your GPIOs look like now as seen in the template export?

micbanand wrote:

But I can't see anywhere how to upload autoexec.bat to my unit, only how to create it.

micbanand wrote:

But I can't see anywhere how to upload autoexec.bat to my unit, only how to create it.