{"NAME":"ProfiCook PC-WKS 1167 G","GPIO":[0,2272,0,2304,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":54}

{"NAME":"PC-WKS 1167G","GPIO":[0,107,0,108,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":54}

WARNING: New Tuya devices have replaced their Wi-Fi module with one incompatible with Tasmota!!!
Tuya-Convert might not be possible for this device since the template was added (2022-08-29).

Flashing

Tuya-Convert was the more convenient option for installing Tasmota but it is possible to flash over serial.

When flashing using Tuya-Convert press and hold 45°C button for 5 seconds to enter fast flashing mode and follow the normal tuya-convert procedure.

When flashing via serial connection remember to pull the MCU Reset Pin to ground. It’s a HR7P169BFGSF from Easysoft so pin 4 must be connected to ground.

Functions

MCU Product ID: {“p”:”h6MjwrnldNTu4kX3”,”v”:”1.0.0”,”m”:1}

• dpID 101 controls kettle modes (corresponds to device buttons)

  • 0 - heat to 45°C then maintain temperature for 2 hours
  • 1 - heat to 60°C then maintain temperature for 2 hours
  • 2 - heat to 85°C then maintain temperature for 2 hours
  • 3 - heat to 100°C then maintain temperature for 3 minutes
  • 4 - heat to 100°C (power button flashing when active)
  • 5 - heat to preset temperature (70°C by default, can be changed using dpID 102) then maintain temperature for 2 hours (keep warm button)
  • 6 - reset any running program and enter standby mode (pulsating power button)
• dpID 102 sets water temperature for mode 5 (keep warm button), recommended 35 - 100 range
• dpID 104 error notification:
  • 0x00 - no error
  • 0x01 - kettle empty
  • 0x04 - kettle overheated due to low water
• dpID 105 reports current water temperature
• dpID 106 reports kettle status:
  • 1 - kettle removed from base
  • 2 - standby mode
  • 3 - heating to programmed target temperature
  • 4 - cooling down to programmed target temperature
  • 5 - maintaining programmed target temperature
• dpID 107 reports approximate time until programmed target temperature is reached or remaining time for maintaining programmed target temperature when in mode 5. Cannot be changed!
• dpID 108 is still unknown, it is always reporting 5 and doesn’t respond to any of the TuyaSend commands.

Configuration

After applying the template and configuring Wi-Fi and MQTT the preconfigured relay will not control anything.

Basic configuration option could be this:

Backlog TuyaMCU 99,1; TuyaMCU 81,107; TuyaMCU 71,105; TuyaMCU 72,102; TuyaMCU 61,101; TuyaMCU 62,106; TuyaEnumList 1,6; TuyaEnumList 2,5; TempRes 0

For controlling the kettle modes you’ll have to use TuyaSend4 command:

dpID	Function	Command	Additional Comments
101	Operation mode	TuyaEnum 1,<x>	<x> being the mode 0..6
102	Target temperature	TuyaSend2 102,<x>	<x> being the temperature in C
105	Current temperature		reported in the GUI and as {"TuyaSNS":{"Temperature":xx}}
106	Working status		reported at {"TuyaEnum2":x}
107	Time remaining		reported in the GUI and as {"TuyaSNS":{"Timer1":x}}

Control Examples

If you don’t have an external solution for easy control you can map back one or more dummy relays (f.e. TuyaMCU 11,108) for controlling kettle modes and link them with TuyaSend using rules. States will not be in sync if controlled with other means. Set PowerOnState 0 to avoid weirdness on device reset.

Use dummy Relay 1 to activate 85°C mode.

Rule ON Power1#State=1 DO TuyaSend4 101,2 ENDON ON Power1#State=0 DO TuyaSend4 101,6 ENDON

Put kettle in standby mode when keep warm timer reaches 110 seconds aka keep warm function lasts only 10 minutes instead of 2 hours.

Rule ON TuyaReceived#DpType2Id107=110 DO TuyaSend4 101,6 ENDON

I’m using this rule because I mostly heat water to custom temperatures with mode 5 and I don’t need the kettle to keep heating the water for the next 2 hours.

Override device button action and TuyaSend4 101,<x> command. Has a minor side effect of multiple beeps. Example overrides 45°C (mode 0) and instead controls another Tasmota light.

Rule ON TuyaReceived#DpType4Id101=0 DO Backlog TuyaSend4 101,6; Publish cmnd/kitchen_light/POWER toggle ENDON 

TuyaMCU 11,108 sets the relay to dpID 108 which avoids superfluous MCU messages that are sent when issuing a command to a nonexistent dpID.

Home Assistant Integration

Advanced configuration using rules and a blueprint on blakadder.com

by sthope and blakadder