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Is this the "ZS3L Tuya chip on PCB (unused)", for which you wrote: "openHASP does not support the proprietary Tuya chip, but you can still flash the firmware and use the other GS-T3E features just fine." |
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If no one needs the original display with the stock firmware, I will flash it with OpenHASP like the other one. |
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hi, does anyone have a backup of the original fw? |
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I just installed OpenHASP 0.7rc on my new GS-T3E, which supported Zigbee with the original firmware. I have added the display to zigbee2mqtt and it is detected as (another) TS0601, but it is not supported:
Zigbee-Model: TS0601
Zigbee-manufacturer: _TZE200_mua6ucdj
With the Original firmware I did not activate Wifi, but with OpenHASP installed, everything works perfectly.
Just one question: Can I use the Zigbee chip on the GS-T3E to connect it to my Zigbee stick and maybe control it from there?
Since Wifi works, this would just be nice to have.
BTW: I have another identical display still with its Original firmware, so if someone needs the display to play with it, I could lend (!) it to him/her.
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