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Flashing AVATTO CM01 with Custom Software on TYWE1S Chip Instead of Tasmota

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  • #1 21136078
    Nordlicht77
    Level 9  
    Hi
    Today I would like to flash a TYWE1S with this software instead of Tasmota
    company : AVATTO
    model number : CM01
    order provider url : https://de.aliexpress.com/item/4001045079168...._main.560.68325c5fNbeu6M&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu
    Chip : TYWE1S

    Flashing AVATTO CM01 with Custom Software on TYWE1S Chip Instead of Tasmota

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    Blinds controller interface with control buttons. Screenshot of app settings with options for motor direction, countdown, and schedule. Time management app interface with add button Circuit board with TYWE1S module and CE, Rosh markings. Electronic circuit board with connected wires. Open casing with motor and circuit board inside.
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  • #2 21136810
    Nordlicht77
    Level 9  
    Hi
    It actually works with BK7231Flasher
    because I get a connection via tasmotizer
    I can also create a backup with esptool
    I don't know now whether I should just use the OpenBK7231N_QIO_1.17.622.bin file instead of the tasmota bin
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  • #3 21136882
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home  
    TYWE1S is ESP8266, we don't have support for this platform yet. Let's make a Tasmota setup instead, ok? Do you have 2MB flash backup made? Then we can try flashing Tasmota.
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  • #4 21136885
    Nordlicht77
    Level 9  
    I can flash Tasmota myself
    I thought it would also work with your software because with Tasmota the motor turns itself on when it loses WiFi
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  • #5 21136897
    insmod
    Level 22  
    Don't know about tasmota, but in esphome there is "early_pin_init" setting. It is possible, that tasmota have a similar flag. I have several LSPA9 plugs, where i replaced original modules with esp-02s, and with that setting set to false, relay do not turn off on reboot.
    Assuming of course, that tasmota reboots when losing wifi, as esphome does.
  • #6 21140248
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home  
    Why do you want to use early pin init, if it's a Tuya MCU device? Or isn't it?

    TuyaMCU device is using only UART for communication, no other GPIOs of WiFi module are utilised. Or are they?

    How did the Tasmota flashing went, @Nordlicht77
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