DP25 scene editor. It generates messages which can be send to a rgb-controller.

A small explanation for this tool.

It is for designing DP25 profiles. This is related to Tuya RGB(CW) scenes. So a series of different colors.

A DP25 message can have 6 parts. The message has to follow rules to be generated. Tuya has published it as light function specification.
https://developer.tuya.com/en/docs/iot/product-function-definition?id=K9s9rhj576ypf
My devices only accept the messages be coded as string. When the message is accepted, the MCU repeats the received message (see log window)

The tool supports definition of the needed message
The tool can split a hex string into the parameters. --> decode
The tool builds a hex string based on the parameters. --> encode
The tool can generate up to 6 color definitions per scene
The tool supports add, delete, import and export of profiles using XML (datasets.xml). DON'T delete it.
The tool supports color definition in hsv format using trackbars
The tool will show the resulting color
The message can be copied to clipboard.

Use WebAPP / log from OpenBeken inside of the device to send the message

sample string generated:
tuyaMcu_sendCmd 0x06 1903001C30303045304430303030324530334538303243433030303030303030



This tool has to be taken as it is. No support. Play around and try it.

Regards

DP25Edi...zip Download (182.54 kB)

Very interesting, maybe it could be integrated into TuyaMCU analyzer?
https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3970199.html
Or as a Web App page for OBK Web App... that also could be interesting, especially that Web App features takes no flash space in OBK devices, so we can say that they are "free" in terms of memory.
Anyway, thanks for sharing!

I think stand alone is ok.
I know little visual basic. But that's all

Do you move the post to Smart Home Tutorials as you said?
Because at least one person is waiting ...

Or how it become public?

regards

p.kaczmarek2 wrote:

maybe it could be integrated into TuyaMCU analyzer

That'd be cool...

Added after 7 [minutes]:

p.kaczmarek2 wrote:

Web App page for OBK Web App... that also could be interesting,

Or that 🤓