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Malli Aurora 5m RGBIC LED Strip: Replicating Tuya App Lighting Modes in OpenBeken

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  • #1 21809962
    gandi69
    Level 3  
    I have purchased yet another led strip to play around with a “Malli Aurora 5m rgbic strip”. It looks like it’ll be easy to flash being Tuya based with a Tuya cbu.
    However my query is thus, this strip shows various lighting modes in the Tuya app. Is it possible to mimic these in openbeken? If I understand correctly this will be controlled by a microcontroller that the Tuya mcu “presents” via the app and therefore controls.
    I’ve no doubt I’d be able to do Rgb colours but the various “colour chase” modes would be good to retain.

    Picture for reference


    List of light scenes with color effects like Glacier express and Sea of clouds

    Added after 2 [hours] 32 [minutes]:

    this is the config from the device and what the text description says:

    {
    "rgbtows":"700",
    "Jsonver":"1.1.4",
    "gmwb":"75",
    "title20":"0",
    "cdtime1":"60",
    "1err":"40",
    "cdtime2":"120",
    "totallen":"500",
    "gmwg":"70",
    "knum":"1",
    "leaderr":"15",
    "rgbtoch":"220",
    "wfcfg":"spcl_auto",
    "colormin":"10",
    "bitseq":"0",
    "pmemory":"1",
    "gmkb":"60",
    "pairt":"606",
    "cmod":"rgb",
    "slidemod":"0",
    "micpin":"23",
    "rgbtocs":"0",
    "customcode":"00ef",
    "rstbr":"50",
    "ktime":"5",
    "0err":"70",
    "colormax":"100",
    "notdisturb":"0",
    "module":"CBU",
    "ctrl_lv":"1",
    "rstmode":"2",
    "irpin":"9",
    "sfunc":"1",
    "key_lv":"0",
    "wfct":"3",
    "rgbtowh":"35",
    "defbright":"0",
    "ssid":"null",
    "passwd":"null",
    "md":"0",
    "wfb64":"1",
    "stat":"0",
    "token":"null",
    "region":"null",
    "reg_key":"null",
    "dns_prio":"ee7cba69e9c47636",
    "psk_key":"bow3lWEoKEgcgCdjEA8ZMmNr2bEVidAgbD08n",
    "auth_key":"yyZdADFcu0tB3DlpnxsTW82bUA7vioye",
    "ap_ssid":"SmartLife",
    "ap_passwd":"null",
    "country_code":"CN",
    "bt_mac":"null",
    "bt_hid":"null",
    "prod_test":"false",
    "fac_pin":"mr9yssenbatcdlan 00",
    "starterr":"20",
    "beaconrc":"1",
    "rstcor":"b",
    "rstnum":"5",
    "sensimax":"350",
    "micproc":"500",
    "miso":"17",
    "mosi":"16",
    "k1dfunc":"4",
    "irfunc":"1",
    "keyfunc":"1",
    "brifollow":"0",
    "ctrl_pin":"28",
    "adclimit":"1500",
    "sensimin":"280",
    "ismusic":"1",
    "prodagain":"0",
    "key_pin":"6",
    "brightstep":"20",
    "remdmode":"1",
    "colorpfun":"1",
    "CS":"15",
    "gmwr":"100",
    "rgbt":"10",
    "colormaxp":"100",
    "gmkg":"60",
    "onoffmode":"1",
    "colororder":"0",
    "LedNum":"50",
    "irfunset":"[[14",
    "aging":"1",
    "category":"0503",
    "SCL":"14",
    "gmkr":"80",
    "defcolor":"RGB",
    "crc":"37"
    }


    Device configuration, as extracted from Tuya:
    - Microphone (TODO) on P23
    - IR Receiver is on P9
    - SPI MISO 17
    - SPI MOSI 16
    - Control Pin (TODO) on P28
    Device seems to be using CBU module, which is using BK7231N.
    And the Tuya section starts, as usual, at 2023424 (0x1EE000)
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  • #2 21810125
    insmod
    Level 30  
    It's already supported by SM16703P and PixelAnim drivers, but animations will be a somewhat different.
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