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ATMS4002 230VAC 40A Smart WIFI DIN Timer/Switch/PowerMonitor

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    pmosca
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    Posts: 1
    Hi,

    Not exactly sure where to post, but please see the following breakdown of an ATMS4002 230VAC SMART WIFI DIN TIMER/SWITCH/POWER MON. 40A:

    Screenshot of ACDC product page for 230VAC Smart WiFi DIN Timer/Switch/Power Mon. 40A with availability table
    White ACD module with two green LEDs, wired to cables, mounted against a wooden surface.
    White ACDC ATMS4002 module with two green LEDs, connected wires on a wooden surface.



















    Supplier link: https://acdc.co.za/orbis-digital-analog-time-switches/67224-230vac-smart-wifi-din-timer-switch-power-mon-40a.html

    It is rather difficult to open in order to get to the internal components - though possible. Start with prying open the three obvious clips holding down the top and bottom edges of the side panel as follows:
    White “WiFi Smart Time & Meter” module on a wooden surface, with red arrows pointing to parts







    Now systematically lift the edges of the side panel while individually prying open the the 4 deep-reaching clips (which must be loosened on the back side with a thin profile flat screwdriver:
    White “WiFi Smart Timer & Meter” module on a table, with red arrows pointing at small openings


















    Et voilà, you should now have successfully opened the unit to inspect the internal components:
    Disassembled device housing with PCB, transformer, wires, and connector on a wooden surface
    Close-up of an ACDC ATM5A002 relay module with green and yellow LEDs on a wooden surface.
    Open housing of an electrical device showing a circuit board, wires, and a large MP60 component on a desk



















    This switch utilizes the Beken CBU (BK7231N) chip along with the BL0942 power monitoring IC:
    Close-up of an electronic module on a green PCB with a label, QR code, and CE mark
    Close-up of a green PCB with an IC, SMD parts, and a ribbon cable in the background



















    Connect your TTL programmer (mine required external powered 3V3 since the USB2SER dies whenever the CBU powers up) and follow the regular programming procedure (https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic3951016.html):

    Screenshot of BK7231 Easy UART Flasher showing JSON config and a text pin mapping summary.

    Small PCB with a shielded module and connected wires on a wooden surface


    Schematic fragment: CBU module pinout with C1 and C2 capacitors connected between 3.3V and GND.

















    The config should be as follows:
    "pins": {
    "6": "BridgeFWD;1",
    "7": "BridgeREV;1",
    "8": "Btn;1",
    "20": "WifiLED_n;0",
    "22": "LED;1"
    },
    "command": "backlog startDriver NTP; startDriver BL0942",

    Result:
    Browser screenshot of GeyserControllerMain dashboard showing ON status, power stats, and Config/Restart buttons












    NOTE: I do not have any flags set (especially not #26 as this caused the power monitoring to fail).
    What exactly would you like help with here — are you sharing a teardown/config that worked, or are you asking about a specific problem such as flashing, pin mapping, relay control, or power monitoring not working?
    Working teardown
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