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3A Smart Home Switch (HGZB-043)
AU
3A Smart Home

Available from:
Amazon.com.au





Manufacturer:
3asmarthome.com


GPIO #Component
GPIO00 LedLink
GPIO01 None
GPIO02 Led 3
GPIO03 Button 2
GPIO04 Relay 2
GPIO05 Button 3
GPIO09 None
GPIO10 None
GPIO12 Button 1
GPIO13 Relay 1
GPIO14 Led 2
GPIO15 Relay 3
GPIO16 Led 1
GPIO17 None
Configuration
{"NAME":"3A Smart Home ","GPIO":[544,0,290,33,225,34,0,0,32,224,289,226,288,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18}
Configuration (old format, will be converted to new template when applied)
{"NAME":"3A Smart Home ","GPIO":[52,0,55,18,22,19,0,0,17,21,54,23,53],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18}

The RXD0 pin is used as one of the touch inputs, so you can’t use the serial port for flashing (unless you cut a track). However tuya-convert works fine to flash it. After Tasmota is installed, a relay will click once per second as this in the default location for the status LED. You just need to connect quickly to the AP, and browse to 192.168.4.1/md, and configure it as a generic module to stop the clicking. You can then go through the normal process, and restore this template.

Some numbers I found internally (taking off the cover) are 120K3S_WIFI_SV5 (for searching). I have uploaded a bunch of images here: https://github.com/sillyfrog/contact/issues/3

Finally, as there are a number of LED’s, the new v9.1+ template correctly configures LedLink.