Raspberry PI tuya

git clone https://github.com/ct-Open-Source/tuya-convert

⁠using usb keyboard attached to USB port and TV hooked to HDMI port of Pi

You need screen before you start: apt-get install screen

  • ⁠Type"git clone https://github.com/ct-Open-Source/tuya-convert" enter and wait. -⁠ Type "cd tuya-convert"
  • ⁠Type "./install_prereq.sh" and wait.
  • Download single HAA firmware file... https://github.com/RavenSystem/haa/releases/latest/download/fullhaaboot.bin
  • copy it into “tuya-convert/files” folder. This is important otherwise you won’t get an option to flash HAA during the process and it will default to provided firmwares (tasmota, edpunra)
  • start the flash process...”./start_flash.sh”
  • ⁠connect to Access Point (WiFi) generated by Pi using an android device for simplicity (iOS device can work too) and join “vtrust-flash”
  • ⁠put tuya bulb in pairing mode (blinking continuously). Most tuya bulbs go into this after you rapidly turn on/off 4 times. But do check your device instruction • ⁠proceed with flash process by pressing enter. You should firmware being copied over and successfull flash message. - ⁠connect to Tuya bulb AP after it restarts to its AP...HAA-XXXX
  • ⁠join this WiFi and browse to http://device ip
  • ⁠enter “bawoo bulb” json string from here.. https://github.com/RavenSystem/esp-homekit-devices/wiki/Devices-Database. • ⁠json string that works the best for RGBW (red green blue white - 4 channels) {"c":{"b":[{"g":0}]},"a":[{"t":30,"r":14,"g":12,"v":13,"w":4,"fr":4,"fg":4,"fv":4}] • ⁠configure your WiFi in the web page. Make sure to do it correctly. The bulb will restart after pressing SAVE and appear on your network with Device name as HAA-XXXX. Check with your router we page listing WLAN clients. • ⁠add to home app after restart by usual “add accessory->don’t have code... • ⁠insert code 021-82-017 • ⁠all done

    Problems

    sudo killall wpa_supplicant

    connect to wifi first

    • run as root