Noduino, and variants (Tuya, Jinvoo, Voion, Xenon)

[xoseperez]

Originally reported by: Seth Cohn (Bitbucket: sethcohn, GitHub: sethcohn)

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I bought a few items including an SM-PW702 single smart plug and a smart wifi power strip with 4 outlets and usb (4 ports). All of these can be controlled by the many variations of software (Tuya smart, Jinvoo smart), and they all seem to be variations on Noduino boards.

The smart strip is quite nice with ability to turn all on/off, each socket on/off and all usb at once. But really I'd prefer to run them on Espurna, like the Sonoffs I bought. (These cost a bit more, compared to just attaching a Sonoff to a strip or a single plug, but then again, to control 4+ outlets independently on same strip, the price is right).

Is there any support or plans for support of these Noduino clones?
If not, suggestions for best open source, Alexa/ifttt/etc, mqtt, supportive firmware to try?

[xoseperez]

If they are based on ESP8266 there is a good chance that they could be used with ESPurna.

Unfortunately I don't have any of those to play with and (as much as I'd like to) I cannot buy each an every device to test it with ESPurna. But if you already have them maybe you can use a tester to check what ports are connected to the relays. Or maybe you have an schematic of the power strip.

[xoseperez]

Original comment by Seth Cohn (Bitbucket: sethcohn, GitHub: sethcohn):

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I'm pretty sure the single plug version is this: http://wiki.jackslab.org/Noduino_OpenPlug

And the power strip is likely the 5 relay board linked here: http://wiki.jackslab.org/Noduino

(5 being 4 plugs plus usb connectors as one relay together)

Unsure if that has enough, but it's all open hardware. Which is why I think it's been cloned and used by so many different companies and they all work the same in general.

I totally get that you can't buy every item... Thats why this is a good one to add: cause it'll likely work with half dozen or more different items on the market, in one swoop.

[xoseperez]

Original comment by Seth Cohn (Bitbucket: sethcohn, GitHub: sethcohn):

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https://github.com/icamgo/Noduino-iBaihe-Shield/blob/master/README.md

Lists pinouts for v2 and v1 of 5 relay board (and repo has boards,.etc)

I suspect v2 is the board in use, based on the status lights, etc.

This takes a ota firmware, I wonder if the ota methods used in other cases would work here, or.if I'd need to pop it open and use a ftdi

[xoseperez]

Original comment by Joshua Harden (Bitbucket: farva, GitHub: farva):

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I've submitted a pull request which adds support.

[xoseperez]

@farva code released with 1.9.6

[xoseperez]

Removing milestone: 1.9.6 (automated comment)

[Zixim]

Original comment by Seth Cohn (Bitbucket: sethcohn, GitHub: sethcohn):

https://github.com/icamgo/Noduino-iBaihe-Shield/blob/master/README.md

Lists pinouts for v2 and v1 of 5 relay board (and repo has boards,.etc)

I suspect v2 is the board in use, based on the status lights, etc.

This takes a ota firmware, I wonder if the ota methods used in other cases would work here, or.if I'd need to pop it open and use a ftdi

@xoseperez could you please explain that last phrase ?
Specifically, what do you mean with "the ota methods used in other cases" ?