UPDATED Tuya-CloudCutter with ESPHome Beken Devices | How To Guide Home Assistant
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00:00 Intro & The WHY?
03:17 PSA for Current Users
04:17 Build Tuya-Cloudcutter Raspberry Pi
09:42 Start Tuya-Cloudcutter
13:35 Flashing Process
16:45 LTChipTool Coolness
19:14 How to Install ESPHome Libretiny
23:17 Build your ESPHome Firmware
26:55 Install your firmware
27:45 Integrate into Home Assistant
30:07 Closing Thoughts
Awesome. Perfect timing. There is a sale on Ledvance products in my local hardware store. Cheers mate.
Just took one Ledvance lamp off the cloud.
Nice! Thanks Travis.
Thank you for your guide!
Thanks works perfectly! Greetings from Sweden 🙂
Thanks for video helps a lot!
Much thanks, got one of my powerboards working!
Glad I could help!
Thanks alot! It was easier than i thought! :D
You're welcome!
Thank you very much sir! I now have all of my Tuya stuff out of the cloud!
Woot woot! Get your schtuff out of the cloud.
Thanks for the guide. Also, loving the beard!
Hey, thanks!
Many thanks for the update content
You bet! More work but the changes the devs did was all worth it.
Thank you very much fro this great walk through!
It popped out in my recommendations with the perfect timing.
I have recently started to have major issues with my local tuya devices.
All of them started to randomly disconnect and connect back a couple of times per average 5 minutes which was very frustrating.
As a result, the response time of the devices was very delayed and I was losing my mind and looking for a better solution.
I started considering swapping all my devices communication modules with ESP ones, which was not very great and it implies a lot of work.
Thanks to your video I have converted all (except one that is hard to access) my tuya devices to ESPHome and I am very satisfied with the result.
It took me a day of work and tinkering around, but it is definitely worth it!
You are addicted now!! It's fun!
Thanks Travis. Just finished removing all my Tuya devices from the cloud. Flashed them all with ESP Home and loving the control it gives me. I am in Thailand and the Tuya stuff would always give me issues reconnecting in either of the LOCAL Tuyas after power outages, and they're quite frequent here. Luckily the cloudcutter exploit worked on most but a few I had to flash with a BDM frame and probes.
Nice! Now they just work and you control it all. The beauty of local control!
Cool!
and stuff certified.
Incrível !! Consegui fazer perfeitamente igual ao video. Sucesso muito obrigado.
Legal! Bom trabalho!
Awesome video!I used this on a four pack of Globe plugs from Costco in Canada. I performed this in virtual box with a WiFi adapter. Worked well. There was a little bit of panic as I couldn't find the device after I added the AP. But once I found the device I followed your instructions and boom it was just like you said! These Tuya cloud cutters dev's are just GENIUS!
Nice! Woot woot!
I converted some daybetter rgbw light bulbs I have. Once converted to esphome if home assistance if offline the pull cord or switch will not turn on the bulb on or off. I can go directly to the ip address to control it but I would like to be able to still turn the light bulb on and off if my wifi is down. I added restore_mode: ALWAYS_ON and that did the job
Digiblur, I've been out of practice for like 2 years, was lazy, and used Tuya cloud... next thing you know, like 30 devices just vanished and stopped working. Thank you for bringing me back, once again, and making me learn how easy ESPHome is. :)
Woot woot! You got all 30 done?
@@digiblurDIYNot yet.. been going at it though. Some of my lights are the recessed puck type, so might take more time to get to those ones.
@CortexGaming gotcha! Good luck. It is well worth it.
Thanks a lot for all the knowledge you share. The guide here is awesome, I've jus took off the cloud a Ledvance Smart+ WiFi Brick lamp. It didn't have a match in named devices list but by searching for the firmware the exploit worked and now the lamp is fully mine. Next device is an obscure gas sensor that I'll try to fix.
Nice! It is addicting!
Seemed awesome, Picked up a couple 2 packs of the KMC 4 outlet units from Amazon during prime day, based on some folks saying they had managed to do it with the single units and the 4 unit being listed in the exploit list. No luck though. Was able to get an old 6 outlet ihome unit converted though.
The ones with power monitoring? I saw someone saying they were still Tuya convert on the older kmc ones.
Will check into it! Thanks for the tip!
@@digiblurDIY Nope did Tuya convert to tasmota and now all the unit does is cycle the relay on outlet 2 every 1 second. 🤷♂
@richardahlquist5839 sounds like the exploit worked then as you put something else on it. Not sure what state it is in though. You might need to try the fast power cycle recovery on it if you put Tasmota
@@digiblurDIY Will give that a shot this weekend. These have TYWE3S in them. If I absolutely have to I will flash one externally and replace the module in this one. Might be worth the effort to see what else could be used. Meanwhile ordering a couple TYWE3S from aliexpress to mess with.
Awesome video. Trying to get this done here to a smart plug (Primewireandcable prime rcwfii11), it is a espressif based plug (firmware 1.0.7), however having hard time trying to figure out which profile to use. Got like 20 of them to do.
If they are Espressif then this project won't work. Have you tried the older Tuya Convert one?
@@digiblurDIY Hi, Thanks for the response. You are correct that the tuya cloud cutter is only for Bekken and not ESP chips. I managed to get Tuya Convert to work with these, however painful as it is (Don't put into fast flash mode for them, for some reason then works). Thanks for your great work. Now i need to get back to beating my head into getting dashboard adjustable timers to work with these plugs :)
Tried tasmota firmware jig for 3 gang light switch with no luck, however Tuya cloud cutter may be a better option for all of my tuya devices. As usual, awesome help - thanks.
This is so cool. But luckily I don't need it because i've only got one tuya device and that one still has en esp8266 inside and is flahded with esphome.
Great video and the guide. What smart light switches would you recommend?
The Ultrapro switches are nice! amzn.to/3yIN5MT
Any video you can refer on how to open without breaking an tuya diy smart switch mini? I need to check the chipset on it. Hints on discovering the chipset without opening would be good to
Pair it up with the Tuya app and check the firmware version. Try the profiles for this version that are cloudcutter. If it works then you are golden. You can also put the MAC ID into a OUI tool online to see the vendor if it is Tuya then probably it is beken.
EXELENT! :)
Thank you so much.
Why don't they make this crap opensource at first?
I have some LED lamps and a Smart-Plug from LSC, bought at action Holland.
LED G95
LED A60
LED Smart Candle Gold-C35 (The worst of them all in keeping connection)
The lights go on and of whenever they like to.
I was about to go back to the not so smart light. Or maby only use the led fillaments
Thanks for sharing. It doesn't look that difficult after all.........
At least how you make it look.
It's like thos freeking piano teachers, you know.
It all looks so simple. hahah
Because they want your data and you to rely on their service.
I read that this doesn't work with the older esp based tuya devices? I have a few ytf tuya ir universal remote control devices to control various ACs. My Dad had them for a few years and I'm now looking to integrate it with homeassistant. Are there any places you'd suggest to find information on identifying the hardware within the device and whether its possible to flash software like ESPHome onto it? Would I have to use tuya-convert or are there newer methods now?
Have you tried the old Tuya Convert method that was similar but for ESP based ones?
Hi, I've tried Tuya Human Detecction Sensor ZG-205W and it is imposible to put it in AP mode. None of the guides I have found it works. The app in the phone hasn't the manual configuration for this sensor, only it works in automatic. Somenone knows how to convert this sensor to ESPHome with Coludcutter?
I have a generic smart power strip that works with both the HA Tuya and Local Tuya integration. The chip inside has these markings: W701 L31D1H1 GL17A2. I can't find much information on the internet with those numbers. Is this power strip compatible with the Tuya-Cloudcutter?
Sorry, no that's not beken.
Awesome. TUYa Zigbee devices supported?
Not needed as Zigbee is local already. Pair it with Zigbee2mqtt or ZHA and carry on.
Nice video....one Q pls: what light(that one with white cable) are you using on your table ?
downlight?
@@digiblurDIY the light that is used for the DSLR , above the camera
Is ESPHome needed at all after device is flashed or can I just do the "cutting" and flashing from a custom build on a SD card and then find the device with just HA afterwords on my main HA install on a different device without ESPHome installed? Thank you, great video.
The esphome dashboard is just to make changes to a device in the future. It is not required to be running at all. This is the same for the ESP8266/32 devices since it is all Esphome.
Great, thanks for taking your time to answer. That makes it all alot cleaner. 3 devices about to go "offline".@@digiblurDIY
If my device has unsupported firmware (Device Ms-103 MCU:1.2.8) is the only option to disassemble the device and flash it manually?
If that version hasn't been exploited yet, yes you'll have to pull a copy of the firmware.
I have a few Gosund smart plugs running version 1.0.2. I tried all of them and also the Gosund specific one, but nothing. What next?
They might not be beken chips if they don't exploit. Or they need to be dumped once for them to make an exploit for it.
Do you know if the gas sensor is supported?
Which one?
Have you come up with a smart way to power sensors instead of a bunch of batteries?
I have a 5VDC power supply in my attic and ran 18awg wire from it to switch boxes in the walls and ceiling as needed.
So I'm currently using local tuya, very interested in this, but most of my moes devices also have 443mhz slave units worling with them, does anyone know if this is still possible after changing to ESP home?
No experience myself with the 433mhz side of these.
Trying to install on a Pi3b seems to be freezing up at 99% when running sudo apt install network-manager. Any ideas?
Did you use the older raspbian file?
what happened after a kickstart image was installed, can I change it if I chose the wrong one? I am not sure if I did it correctly, as it does not show proper pins and control in HA after the Beken device was configured. Appreciate your help.
you have kickstart on, then you should use LT Chip Tool to read the config so it can create the custom config for your device.
My problem now is I have the yaml config from the tool and/or the website, but when I "create device" in esphome, add the yaml config I got, then go to compile it so I can upload it to my plug with Kickstart on it, it fails to compile. Maybe it is because I use a pi 3b+ for my HAOS. I thought getting Kickstart load on was going to be most challenging part of this.
Did you check if regular ESPHome works with these now? It says it was merged Sept 4.
Yes. And the written guide was updated czcams.com/video/zDXL1BMPhcA/video.html
Hello friend. My switch uses the TXD1 as the switch's LED. In the dump the pin would be P11, I saw in the manual for my module (CB3S) it actually states that TXD1 is mapped to P11 of the IC. The LED doesn't work at all, do you know how to fix it?
Did you set it as a binary output?
@@digiblurDIY I found the error! It was monochromatic and the P11 is not PWM. Setting it to binary worked. It lost the transition effect between the red and blue LED, but it worked. Thanks a lot for the help.
Thanks for the updated video, unfortunately unable to source a Raspberry pi.. so if I am installing this on a VM or a laptop (on a spare ssd), how will I know if the wifi card supports access point ?
You can try wifi usb dongle, but it does not answer your question. (i have some tp link dongle for this usage)
@@joudatfd I do have a tp-link dongle... but the laptop already has a Wifi card right? sorry for noob question
I do rememeber from the Tuya convert days that some intel chipsets didn't support it but Realtek did.
Just try it. Cloudcutter will tell you.
@@DeepakCG I just prefer not to mess with my regular wifi connection and/or network settings/daemons on my notebook, so i bought the dongle. I have tuya-cloudcutter and older tuya-convert on my home server as VM and I export my usb dongle there over network using usbip
I have the Aubess 16A smart plug.
I have never paired it with any tuya app or another.
I can get to the quick blinking mode.
I CANNOT get the slow blinking mode.
I have tried click 10 times in the button.
Power on and off 3, 5 and 10 times.
Holding the button for 5 seconds, letting it go and hold for another (a lot) of seconds.
Holding the button for (a lot) of seconds, without releasing.
How can I get to slow blinking/AP mode in this plug?
Please help!!!
I don't have the manual anymore, been googling it withouy sucess. Maybe there is mentioned on how to do it.
Thank you
Holding down the button for 5 seconds should do it on most plugs.
All my Tuya devices are Zigbee, so will this still work with my devices?
Your devices are already local depending on your zigbee hub if it is local or cloud.
Has anyone figured out how to get Elegrp smart switches into slow blink mode?
Did it come with a book? They usually say in there.
Will this work on the 8 button scene controller you did a video on a while back?
All depends on if they switched to Beken. They should have by now but no telling on old stock you might find. Tuya Convert might even work.
Also there is a 5 button one I linked in the video description
Any chance you can make this video for a Tuya air conditioner? Lot of people are getting the eg4 solar mini split and would like to integrate it to home assistant. It is a Tuya device
Is it beken based?
@@digiblurDIY not sure, I’m looking into buying one, but from the forums it’s Tuya based, the eg4 is a deye mini split rebranded
It might be doable if the controller is beken chipped based, not patched and any secondary MCU controls are analyzed.
How does one find out if it’s a beken chip set etc. like I said I don’t have one but am looking into getting one but want to see it working home assistant if possible
Probably have to get one and open it up as I rarely trust tth fcc IDs on it.
I got a 3-pack Feit 4-way Wifi dimmer from Costco. Are they still Beken based chipset, as I cannot see clearly what is the chipset?
Appreciate your help. Thanks.
That was when they were esp chips. Most things have changed to beken.
I went through your video and write ups and other websites few times, and I finally got it going with Pi4 cloudcutter and convert the dimmer using the Beken profile. It is converted over to ESPHome now and needs more to add it to HA. Thanks for your help, and I got another 11 more to add after this one.
Hi,
My smart plug tuya use firmware 1.1.15 and i didn't find it in the list.
Will it be available during an update?
Best regards
it might be patched - github.com/tuya-cloudcutter/tuya-cloudcutter/wiki/Known-Patched-Firmware
Thank you for your reply. To do this, I have to open the plug ?
Does this work for the esp32 devices that don't work with tuya-convert anymore? Or are those still stuck in tuya land?
I don't recall Tuya using esp32 but maybe one rare find. But this is only for Beken chips. You'd would have to manually flash your esp ones that are patched.
@@digiblurDIY sorry, I think I mean esp8266, and for something like the novostella 20w floodlight I can't really access the pads to manually flash it without destroying it. I have an older one that I tasmotized, but the new one has the patched fw so now I'm stuck with localtuya for now.
How to run a custom script when my device is not in the list of compatible devices?
My device is MS-103 "Temperature and humidity Smart Switch module". The chip inside is WB3S (BK7231T). I would like to manually configure the pins in OpenBeken
Every time I try to select a custom firmware it asks me to select a device from the list
Custom firmware would be one you put on the tuya-cloudcutter already. I would stick with the kickstart for now if this is your first time.
Version of Firmware on tuya app is V1.2.8 (Unfortunately, there is no such version in the exploit)
@@Crilard having the same issue with my TH01 temp sensor, its a BK7231N and version 2.1.0. I've tried a number of ways to get it to work but nothings stuck so far.
When did tuya convert go from tasmota to esphome? I thought you were a huge tasmota fan.
Tasmota doesn't run on the new Beken chips so ESPHome is about it for me on this. Still a fan myself and have many Tasmota devices.
Thx for splainin
I can't run tuya-cloudcutter. It always kicks me out like so:
ERROR: failed to solve: process "/bin/sh -c apt-get -qq update && apt-get install -qy --no-install-recommends git hostapd rfkill dnsmasq build-essential libssl-dev iproute2 mosquitto" did not complete successfully: exit code: 100
Failed to build Docker image, stopping script
I followed every other step exactly, using the recommended bullseye image for the pi 4.
Hello, I see that the system is compatible with WB2S modules. I have 2 Loratap SC500-V3 curtain modules that I want to flash and I don't know how to do it, I already did it successfully on an Aubess mini switch but it is with the BK7321N module. What would be the difference between the two?
Hola veo que el sistema es compatible con modulos WB2S. Tengo 2 modulos de cortinas Loratap SC500-V3 que quiero flashear y no se como hacerlo, ya lo realice con exito en un mini switch aubess pero es con modulo BK7321N. ¿cual seria la diferencia entre los dos?
First have to check the firmware on them.
@@digiblurDIY The firmware version is 1.1.5 and devices with this version are
> 1.1.5 - BK7231N / oem_bk7231n_control_switch
1.1.5 - BK7231N/oem_bk7231n_plug
1.1.5 - BK7231N / oem_bk7231n_strip_ty
1.1.5 - BK7231T/oem_bk7231s_4_speed_controller
1.1.5 - BK7231T / oem_bk7231s_rnd_zero_dctrl_switch
I tried the first one and this came out:
Found access point name: "SmartLife-80FC", trying to connect...
Device 'wlan0' successfully activated with '377b337e-c3fb-4e1b-a2cf-f7d67e3f8e37'.
Connected to access point.
[!] The profile you selected did not result in a successful exploit.
All options are for BK7231N/T modules in no case is there an option for WB2S modules, I have tried different profiles with the same result. Maybe these modules are not compatible to flash with this tool or am I doing something wrong?
I experienced a power failure (cat stepped on the power strip switch) after flashing the kickstarter firmware, but before I could run the OTA update. Now I can't see the access point anymore when I plug it back in. Does anyone know of a way to salvage this, or is the device bricked?
Did you put it on your wifi?
@@digiblurDIY It is on my wifi! I guess my router was being slow to update the device list. Thanks!
i tried all the firmware versions (1.0.3) for a Gosund wp3 smart plug but no luck. If i open the device would it help hacking it? if so what do i need to do?
you can check the MAC ID OUI to see if it is espressif?
@@digiblurDIY how do I do that? I see the Mac Id in the device information.
Great guide, thank you. Frustrating though i have tried this on 2 different branded powerboards and no luck. I have tried search by brand, firemware version and using tuya generic exploits but it always fails on the second AP reconnect.
What version firmware is on them?
1.0.3 and 1.1.7
Is there a way to flash them with Tasmota instead of ESPHome ?
once you have esphome on them you can upload tasmota onto them instead
No. The chips inside are not compatible with Tasmota.
You can check out Openbeken but no Tasmota support at this time.
Travis - great guide and excellent work! Unfortunately my first device is getting stuck at 15:44 when it should respond to the firmware calls. They just never happen - any thoughts/experience?
Is the Pi close enough to the device?
@@digiblurDIY couple of metres apart, so I think so. I've left it for 15 mins three times and it never gets further. I will try another Tuya box.
That's close enough. Does it do the A-xxxx AP?
It does indeed. Gets all through to the wlan0: AP-ENABLED line and then just sits there forever.
same issue here :(
Too bad I dont have any tuya stuff anymore 😄
Me either... all nuked and running Esphome or Tasmota stuff now.
@@digiblurDIYI see what you did there
Prime Wire Outdoor Outlet CCRCOWF2PK Main Module 1.1.15 Other Type: 1.15 Couldnt get it to work :(
Looks like that is on the patched list. You would need to serial flash this one. github.com/tuya-cloudcutter/tuya-cloudcutter/wiki/Known-Patched-Firmware
Thanks for the detailed video and doc. I am trying to flash "DS03 Fan and Light Smart Switch BK7231N v2.1.6" which is one of the devices listed in the doc but I can't find the profile for it. LT Chip Tool does have the device in the list but shows an error that the profile is not available. Can you please share the profile or point me to the right direction.
Were you able to get Kickstarter on it?
@@digiblurDIY Yes and it is connected to HA also. But I get "Initialization failed at init_state 0" in the esphome logs. I hope I am making sense.
I can post my full config of this device this evening.
Here's the setup - digiblur.com/wiki/devices/other/treatlife_esmlfe_fan_ds03_beken
how can i know if my device is Baken based?
Check the firmware version in the Tuya app then try it with the exploit.
firmware 1.1.1@@digiblurDIY
I just bought some bulbs that come with 1.5.21, non exploitable. :(
looks like soldering iron it is!
Sucks to see them patched. Been there and tough on bulbs.
ESPhome branch was merged. It will be even easier soon!
Indeed! The new download dialog is awesome too. Can't wait for it to hit stable!
All good until 18:20... then this 😞
E: UPK: No actual components were added!
This means that **valid configuration has been found**,
but this type of device is not yet supported by this program.
This includes for example thermometers, water leak sensors, or fan controllers.
Have to do it manually and see what works. What device is this?
Its bricked. No way to enter my new wifisettings.
Where did you get to?
@@digiblurDIY i did a full run of the flashing.
And if no or no valid ssid is set into the light, i cant use it.
During flashing i had 0 errors of issues.
Kickstart came up?
Kickstart also bricked my device, I flash OpenBeken and now I am happy
@@digiblurDIY I did not start this one but it happened to me. I have kickstart up. I logged in and gave ssid. Then... No ip or not visible on my network (unifi) I tried the hotspot again i see it and connect to kickstart but I cannot get into 192.168.4.1 It said access denied. Does not pop up automagically and when i browse to it nothing.
the only roadblock for this exploit is the profile, if the profile doesnt exist for your device, you need to dump the firmware and generate the profile for your self. this duming process can be destructive specially for bulb and smartplugs, so yeah.... be ready for a sacrifical unit and dont forget to share it with cloudcutter profile repo.
Yes very true.. Thankfully they have ton of them already and growing.
A couple dollars to help stick it to the CCP sounds like a deal to me.
Thanks for the video! How do I create my own profile, because the device that I used doesn’t work on itchiptool. 😢
Instead of talking too much, just write down all step and video record accordingly. This way you wont confuse other people. Plus your accent is also very weird. But thanks anyways for all your hard work and sharing it to us.
That's what I did. You can choose the guide if you don't want the video. Some people prefer the video so we get both yo. Oh and I don't have an accent.