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Dumping ground for things related to devices and software:

Random details

When removing a device from Jinvoo Smart App and then re-adding it, the localkey changes.

The devices register with DHCP with the name ESP_last_three_bytes_of_mac.

Looking at the FCC internal photos confirms its an ESP8266MOD device (see https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=Y&application_id=6pPi3ddGo42B1Wg9IxSXTw%3D%3D&fcc_id=2AJ5F-SM-PW701U and then click on "Internal Photos").

Device spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zMh_r9fq6Dw-pQQcjpleUle0Yj45VVUC3lbm0Js32Rw/edit?usp=sharing - list of devices and start of devid to see if this can be used to identify device types.

Protocol information

SM-PW701U

For single switch devices like SM-PW701U, the status json content looks like:

{"devId":"DEVICE_ID","dps":{"1":false,"2":0}}

NOTE all keys are strings.

dps.1 - is the switch status for ON(True)/OFF(False. dps.2 appears to be a timer specified in seconds. This reports the timeout that was set, 0 means stay on forever. This number does NOT go down, so if a time off of 10 secs has been set, querying status 5 secs later still shows 10.

dps.1 and dps.2 can be set. Setting dps.2 will change the state from the current state that many seconds later (i.e. if OFF, it will be turn on and vice-versa).

SM-S0301-US

For multi switch devices like SM-S0301-US (4 separate AC switch controls and 1 for USB), the status json content looks like:

{"devId":"DEVICE_ID","dps":{"1":true,"2":false,"3":false,"4":false,"5":true,"6":0}}

dps.5 is the USB control.

NOTE dps.6 looks like a timer BUT it does not respond, setting to a value (when everything is OFF) results in nothing happening.

BHT-6000GCLW

For thermostat devices like BECA BHT-6000GCLW, the status json content looks like:

{"devId": "DEVICE_ID", "dps": {"1":true,"3":41,"2":39,"5":false,"4":"1","6":false,"102":0,"103":"1","104":true}}

dps.1 is the screen display light (true or false)

dps.2 is the set point of thermostat in decimal from 10 to 70 (example: for 20,5 °C, we have to put 41)

dps.3 is the temperature in decimal measured by the thermostat with the same principle (example: for 25 °C, we have 50 return in this value)

dps.4 is operational mode: 0 = auto (schedule) 1 = manual

dps.5 - eco mode --> true = activated - false = deactivated

dps.6 - lock settings --> true = acivated - false = deactivated

Note: I have two devices, the difference is that in one of those i've disabled the external sensor (Sensor Types = In) in following dps first value is from the device with external sensor disabled, second is from factory settings

dps.102 27 - 0

dps.103 '0' - '1'

dps.104 'false' - 'true'

For others, we have to investigate ;-)

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