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Tuya Water Leak Sensor 898FT Board WG-099-v5 - first images, work in progress

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  • #1 21140428
    Zogdan
    Level 9  
    WiFi water leakage detector with a cable Tuya 898FT. Text on a product label for the Tuya water leak sensor model 898FT. A circuit board labeled WG-099-v5 with electronic components and markings. Close-up view of an electronic module on a blue printed circuit board.

    Tuya Water Leak Sensor 898FT
    Board: WG-099-v5
    Dates: 20230309 20231124
    Other text: T=1.2 (?)
    No further work done yet.
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    #2 21140485
    divadiow
    Level 34  
    >>21140428

    cool. Interesting to see another CB3S with M151-V1.1 on the back. I got a new device yesterday with the same but haven't found any record about what it means.
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  • #3 21210088
    scottj
    Level 1  
    I also have 898FT from AliExpress, and was able to pull original firmware using the GUI flasher tool. I used the GUI tool to extract the config from the original firmware, but I am very new to OpenBK and not sure how to interpret these parameters.

    The JSON config is:

    Code: JSON
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    And the text description is:

    Code: Text
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    Most of my experience is with Tasmota. I'll try to figure out what I can with the Gui GPIO Doctor web app. I appreciate any guidance anyone can offer.
  • #4 21293339
    tklijn1
    Level 1  
    Can someone provide the firmware dump for this device I lost mine :(.

    [AliExpress - 1005006455204862](https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005006455204862.html) €4.69
    My USB to Serial (FTDI Clone) was defective(I discovered this much later) and the backup failed with a (RX buffer contains data error at)
    ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/77ca4121-acf1-42db-9e56-564ecf65690c)
    after hours of struggles I decided to nuke the device (erasing flash) so I did not have a backup. I have however made some photos of the inside of the device:
    ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fe956653-da19-41e9-b393-f9d26c2520d3)

    Another thing to note is that the CEN pins (multiple?) CEN (chip enable) on pin 1 does not reset the MCU when pulled down, CEN on pin 3 works.
    ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7395acee-00db-4b2f-a340-ccbe2bde440e)

    ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6ff15b1e-4746-4850-a004-e180d658794f)
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