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Flashing Guide for WB2S Tuya Action SmartPlug Power monitoring with BK7231T

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  • #31 21625253
    guycaluwaerts
    Level 3  
    >>21625232
    After I made a backup I received the pinout. That's not the problem.
    In what file do I have to copy the pinout ?
    Explanation about OBK binary I don't understand.
    I'm sorry for my stupid questions but it's the first time I try to do this.

    Flashing Guide for WB2S Tuya Action SmartPlug Power monitoring with BK7231T

    Added after 11 [minutes]:

    print screen from the flasher.
    Flashing Guide for WB2S Tuya Action SmartPlug Power monitoring with BK7231T
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  • #33 21626118
    guycaluwaerts
    Level 3  
    Many thanks. I think it's working.
    The CB2S module create his own network :

    Flashing Guide for WB2S Tuya Action SmartPlug Power monitoring with BK7231T
    When making connection with the module an the webbrowser (192.168.4.1) I receive the Tasmota screen.
    Checking the I/O's, they are the same as the original.

    Flashing Guide for WB2S Tuya Action SmartPlug Power monitoring with BK7231T

    Is this all correct ? If so I can install the CB2S module back in the module.
  • #34 21626183
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    I think it should be ok, you don't have to worry about this configuration now. It can be changed even after installling CB2S module back in the PCB.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.

Topic summary

The discussion centers on a detailed flashing guide for the WB2S Tuya board with BK7231T MCU found in the Action LSC SmartPlug with power monitoring. The guide includes hardware requirements such as a USB to TTL/UART adapter, soldering tools, and the OpenBeken flasher software. Users clarified the correct model number as 3202088 (not 3202087) and shared a JSON template for device integration into the OpenBeken devices list. Common issues during flashing include "Getting bus failed" errors, often resolved by adding a second ground wire to the USB-UART adapter and manually grounding the CEN pin during backup and flashing. Desoldering the WB2S/CB2S module is recommended for reliable flashing, as direct soldering sometimes causes communication failures. The discussion also covers alternative flashing tools for macOS users, such as the hid_download_py utility. Additional tips include verifying correct silkscreen pin markings on the module, enabling PowerSave mode post-flashing for power efficiency, and recovery methods for misconfigured devices using OpenBK7231T App FAQs. The community provides links to teardown resources, flashing guides, and firmware backup procedures to assist users in successful firmware modification of these smart plugs.
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