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WB03A Chip Pinout and Identification for 3Gang Smart Switch Soldering

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  • #1 21836503
    rufus33
    Level 3  
    I got a new 3-gang switch, but this chip is labelled WB03A. I really need help
    Opened three-gang wall switch: green PCB with radio module and three tactile buttons next to the cover
    on its pinouts to solder and what kind of chip this is. Back of a “WiFi Smart Switch” BW1 module with terminals labeled L, L1–L3, and N
    Blue WB03A electronic module with PCB antenna on a green printed circuit board

    PCB in a white case with three tactile switches and a blue module with a printed antenna


    AI: Can you provide the brand and full model number of your 3-gang Smart Switch?
    Generic Powered By Tuya Logo
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  • #2 21836555
    divadiow
    Level 38  
    Maybe an RTL8720CM?

    is there any readable text on the square black chip? I can't see anything in the pics.
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  • #3 21836710
    insmod
    Level 31  
    Definitely not BK723x (26mhz XTAL), RTL8720CM (requires external flash chip) or RTL8720CF (QFN40). This one is QFN32 with 40mhz XTAL.
    W800? LN882H?
  • #4 21837219
    rufus33
    Level 3  
    >>21836710
    Here are some extra photos.
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  • #5 21837258
    divadiow
    Level 38  
    kinda looks like a Lightning Semi cube

    Close-up of two PCB chips, including one labeled “LIGHTNING LN882HKI”.

    anyway, you could just capture boot log. Maybe from one of these if theyre TXs like other 12F modules

    Close-up of WB03A PCB module on green board with red handwritten notes “Tx?” and “-Tx?”
  • #6 21837295
    rufus33
    Level 3  
    May I ask what software you use to capture boot logs?
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  • #8 21839017
    insmod
    Level 31  
    Doubtful, if Tuya.
    ESP8684 is QFN24, your is QFN32.
    Plus, it almost always comes with 26MHz XTAL, you have 40MHz.

    To capture logs, use any terminal app and USB-UART converter.
    Possible baud rates - 115200 and 921600.
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  • #9 21839035
    rufus33
    Level 3  
    >>21839017 I managed to desolder the chip, here is the rear view. I really don't know which one is TX and RX.
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  • #11 21839047
    divadiow
    Level 38  
    yay. and definitely do the backup first :)

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    and, if you're happy to, share the file with us so we can poke at it
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion focuses on identifying the WB03A chip found in a 3-gang smart switch powered by Tuya. The original poster seeks the chip's pinout and type for soldering purposes. Responses suggest the chip is unlikely to be an RTL8720CM, BK723x, or RTL8720CF due to differences in crystal frequency and package type. The chip in question is a QFN32 package with a 40 MHz crystal oscillator. Possible candidates mentioned include the W800 and LN882H chips, but no definitive identification or pinout details are provided.
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