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Tuya LSPA9 with T34 and BL0942: Accessing TX/RX via Power Monitor Chip Pins

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    150219v8
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    I just got another new one lspa9.
    It's again with a t34 and with monitoring chip bl0942.
    I got surprised when I saw that there are no soldering spots around the t34. So there would be no chance to contact TX RX without desoldering the t34 I thought.
    But after some minutes I detected that TX and RX are directly connected to the power monitor chip bl0942. And his pins are reachable.
    Don't wonder about the drill in my pictures. This is a drill that your dentists need to use when the nerve in your tooth must be removed.
    It gives a first class chance to make contact through the PCB through contacts without any soldering. :-) so I save a bit stress with soldering a wire.
    By the way here the pin config:

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    LSPA9 device PCB with visible connectors, electronic components, and electrolytic capacitors, viewed from above.

    JIEYING YRF-SH-DC5V-AK relay mounted on a blue PCB, front view.
    Close-up of a blue PCB section with a 3427CWYSA chip, visible traces, and a PCB antenna.
    Close-up of a measurement probe connected to a circuit board with electronic components and wires.

    Close-up of a blue printed circuit board with SMD components and thin soldered wires.
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