Smart Home Automation Forum - K868-Uair proper GPIO assignation ?

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Hi

I'm tyring to use a K868-Uair with ESPHome but I have some problems ! According at Kincony ducomentation it should GPIO32 and 33 to control RGB LEDs of bottom ring and vertical bar ! Unhappy these two GPIOs are doing exactly the same thing: control the ring only and only 3 LEDs of it Sad

Someone has the proper GPIO configuration of that board ?
Noticed also that the Dallas temperature sensor is a chinese copy I think as it's 4/5° offset of other temperature sensors I have in the room Sad

Code used so far in ESPHome for LEDs:

Code:
light:

  - platform: neopixelbus

    type: GRB

    variant: WS2812X

    pin: GPIO33

    num_leds: 4

    name: "Barre"

  - platform: neopixelbus

    type: GRB

    variant: WS2812X

    pin: GPIO32

    num_leds: 4

    name: "Ring"

Thanks for help

Vincèn

esphome:
name: kc868-uair
platform: ESP32
board: esp32dev

# Enable logging
logger:

# Enable Home Assistant API
api:

ota:
password: "978e66f878ed5041b830cfb427393c79"

wifi:
ssid: "KinCony" # your wifi router ssid
password: "12345678" # your wifi password

# Enable fallback hotspot (captive portal) in case wifi connection fails
ap:
ssid: "Kc868-Uair Fallback Hotspot"
password: "FbTxCLlbDvbO"

captive_portal:

# follow configure use for DS18B20 temperature sensor, SHT30 temperature and humidity sensor. WS2812B RGB LEDs.
i2c:
sda: 4
scl: 16
scan: true
id: bus_a

# Example configuration entry
dallas:
- pin: GPIO27
update_interval: 15s

# Individual sensors
sensor:
- platform: dallas
address: 0xC000000004D81528 # your DS18B20 address
name: "internal Temperature"

# Example configuration entry
- platform: sht3xd
temperature:
name: "extend Temperature"
humidity:
name: "extend Humidity"
address: 0x44
update_interval: 15s

light:
- platform: fastled_clockless
chipset: WS2812B
pin: GPIO32 # Pin Define connected with LED strip
num_leds: 4 #LEDs number
rgb_order: GRB
name: "Uair-Bottom-LED"
effects:
- addressable_rainbow: ##defined 7 effects styles
- addressable_color_wipe:
- addressable_scan:
- addressable_twinkle:
- addressable_random_twinkle:
- addressable_fireworks:
- addressable_flicker:

- platform: fastled_clockless
chipset: WS2812B
pin: GPIO33 # Pin Define connected with LED strip
num_leds: 1 #LEDs number
rgb_order: RGB
name: "Uair-Vertical-LED"
effects:
- addressable_rainbow: ##defined 7 effects styles
- addressable_color_wipe:
- addressable_scan:
- addressable_twinkle:
- addressable_random_twinkle:
- addressable_fireworks:
- addressable_flicker:

(03-09-2022, 09:34 AM)vincen Wrote: [ -> ]Hi

I'm tyring to use a K868-Uair with ESPHome but I have some problems ! According at Kincony ducomentation it should GPIO32 and 33 to control RGB LEDs of bottom ring and vertical bar ! Unhappy these two GPIOs are doing exactly the same thing: control the ring only and only 3 LEDs of it
Someone has the proper GPIO configuration of that board ?
Noticed also that the Dallas temperature sensor is a chinese copy I think as it's 4/5° offset of other temperature sensors I have in the room

Code used so far in ESPHome for LEDs:

Code:
light: - platform: neopixelbus type: GRB variant: WS2812X pin: GPIO33 num_leds: 4 name: "Barre" - platform: neopixelbus type: GRB variant: WS2812X pin: GPIO32 num_leds: 4 name: "Ring"

Thanks for help

Vincèn

GPIO33 use for 1 LED
GPIO32 use for 4 LED

(03-09-2022, 11:41 AM)admin Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-09-2022, 09:34 AM)vincen Wrote: [ -> ]Hi

I'm tyring to use a K868-Uair with ESPHome but I have some problems ! According at Kincony ducomentation it should GPIO32 and 33 to control RGB LEDs of bottom ring and vertical bar ! Unhappy these two GPIOs are doing exactly the same thing: control the ring only and only 3 LEDs of it
Someone has the proper GPIO configuration of that board ?
Noticed also that the Dallas temperature sensor is a chinese copy I think as it's 4/5° offset of other temperature sensors I have in the room

Code used so far in ESPHome for LEDs:

Code:
light: - platform: neopixelbus type: GRB variant: WS2812X pin: GPIO33 num_leds: 4 name: "Barre" - platform: neopixelbus type: GRB variant: WS2812X pin: GPIO32 num_leds: 4 name: "Ring"

Thanks for help

Vincèn

GPIO33 use for 1 LED
GPIO32 use for 4 LED

Thanks for code it works this way but it's using old RGB implementation mode of ESPHome Wink

In fact the device has a hardware issue as one of the ring LED is wired with bar so only 3 LEDs of ring work together, the other one works with bar which kills the visual effect of the ring !! Are you aware of that problem on the device ??
[Image: IMG_20220311_193517.jpg]

(03-11-2022, 07:03 PM)vincen Wrote: [ -> ]In fact the device has a hardware issue as one of the ring LED is wired with bar so only 3 LEDs of ring work together, the other one works with bar which kills the visual effect of the ring !! Are you aware of that problem on the device ??

no, 4 LEDs work together with ring LED. another one LED is indepentant. here is diagram, you can see details.
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(03-11-2022, 11:03 PM)admin Wrote: [ -> ]no, 4 LEDs work together with ring LED. another one LED is indepentant. here is diagram, you can see details.

Thanks for the schematics but it doesn't correspond with reality ! Have a look at my picture you can clearly one of the LED is not following the other ones on ring but the ones of bar Sad

do you use my code directly? or changed something?

(03-12-2022, 01:44 PM)admin Wrote: [ -> ]do you use my code directly? or changed something?

I use your code nearly without modifications, here it is:

Code:
substitutions:

  friendly_name: kincony-netatmo

esphome:

  name: $friendly_name

esp32:

  board: esp32dev

  framework:

    type: arduino

logger:

web_server:

ota:

wifi:

  networks:

  - ssid: !secret wifi

    password: !secret wifi_passwd

  - ssid: !secret wifi_puppy

    password: !secret wifi_puppy_passwd

  ap:

    ssid: $friendly_name

captive_portal:

api:

  reboot_timeout: 120min

#i2c:

#  sda: 4

#  scl: 16

#  scan: true

#  id: bus_a

dallas:

  - pin: GPIO27

    update_interval: 15s

sensor:

  - platform: dallas

    address: 0x0800000004680128

    name: "Temperature"

light:

  - platform: fastled_clockless

    chipset: WS2812B

    pin: GPIO32    # Pin Define connected with LED strip

    num_leds: 4  #LEDs number

    rgb_order: GRB

    name: "Ring"

    effects:

      - addressable_rainbow:        ##defined 7 effects styles

      - addressable_color_wipe:

      - addressable_scan:

      - addressable_twinkle:

      - addressable_random_twinkle:

      - addressable_fireworks:

      - addressable_flicker:

  - platform: fastled_clockless

    chipset: WS2812B

    pin: GPIO33    # Pin Define connected with LED strip

    num_leds: 1  #LEDs number

    rgb_order: RGB

    name: "Bar"

    effects:

      - addressable_rainbow:        ##defined 7 effects styles

      - addressable_color_wipe:

      - addressable_scan:

      - addressable_twinkle:

      - addressable_random_twinkle:

      - addressable_fireworks:

      - addressable_flicker:

i think you need to check software, hardware is no problem, here is some our demo images.
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