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On 13/1/22 19:45, karl@××××××××.se wrote: |
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> Thelma: |
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>> What kind of routers work with "EZ mode" |
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>> Recently I was plying with a wifi light switch and couldn't get |
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>> "EZ mode" to work with my Asus router. |
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>> AP mode, worked but for this to work phone's Bluetooth and Personal |
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>> Hotspot need to be turn ON (during configuration); and the switch |
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>> manual did not mentioned it. |
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> I don't know what you're talking about, but this is what I found doing |
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> a simple search. |
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> https://support.cesmarthome.com/en/support/solutions/articles/44000568556-connecting-to-the-wi-fi-smart-dimmer-switch-how-to-put-device-in-pairing-mode-ez-and-ap-mode- |
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> https://dazzblingproducts.com/troubleshooting/ |
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> Regards, |
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> /Karl Hammar |
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EZ mode is the smart dev acting as an accesspoint for the controlling |
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phone app to connect - so it cant in that mode connect to anything |
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else. To reflash the firmware with something friendlier you can use EZ |
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mode to flash esphome onto tuya devices using tuya-convert via a |
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raspberry pi (needs to be a 32 bit OS ... I am using gentoo but is a lot |
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easier with raspian). |
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Tonight I decided to flash esphome onto some "brilliant smartplugs" but |
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it isnt connecting - its a frustrating process :( but the apps usually |
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work ok ... after multiple goes. |
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BillK |
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