{"NAME":"TeeKar Touch","GPIO":[0,0,255,0,255,21,0,0,0,255,17,0,255],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18}

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 (2019-12-31).

Hints on configuring the user defind GPIOs

This is done under: Main Menu -> Configuration -> Configure module

GPIO 04 -> connected to Link LED. Set it to LedLink (157) to activate, or to None (0) to turn the small hidden blue LED off.

To control the color of the RGB LED of the touchpad, you can play with GPIO 02 (wired to RED), GPIO 13 (wired to GREEN) and GPIO 16 (wired to BLUE). Keep in mind that Led1i will be turned on / off with the switch, Led2 and Led3 are always on. Here is a table with a couple of combinations:

GPIO 02 (R)	GPIO 13 (G)	GPIO 16 (B)	LED Color when switch ON	LED Color when switch OFF
None	Led1i	None	Green	Off
Led1	None	Led2	Blue	Purple
Led1	None	None	Off	Red
None	None	Led1i	Blue	Off
None	Led2	Led1	Green	Cyan
None	None	None	Off	Off

** Please be aware: ** The touchpad of the device has a long lag in its hardware. It stays “touched” for 7-8 seconds after you touch it, even if your finger is away after 1 second. Once you touch it, you have to wait 7-8 seconds to touch it again. This is related to the hardware itself, do not blame Tasmota for it. In order to still be able to use the switch, you should set your options via console to the following:

SetOption1 1 SetOption13 1