Darn it.
I can't seem to configure the Mini's S1 and S2 terminals to latch the relay state.
They work great as a toggling function with a standard switch attached but I wanted to replace the mechs with push buttons.
Push (and release) to turn on
Push (and release) to turn off
Unfortunately I haven't played with the Sonoff Minis other than flashing them so I can't comment much further. That said jump on the Drrsz Facebook group as I'm certain someone there can comment. If you do find a fix report back.
Failing that I know for certain the Shelly 1 will do what you need albeit more expensive.
Yeah searching now. Should be doable, I'd just like to get the shorting of S1 and S2, acting as the Toggle.
It can be done via the Tasmota GUI so it should be able to be done.
A good job for a rainy day. Pity we've not had rain for months !
Ah right so it's just a matter of configuring the module properly then. You'll definitely get someone on the forum with that information and they should be able to paste you th config.
Nice one well done mate. Yes these guys are awesome. Shame alot of people on here from Aus wont try them as they fear the non Aus/NZ cert but for me who cares as there is far more ppl in China and US running them than our tiny countries so that's good enough for me
To get my Sonoff Mini and S1&S2 to work, I pasted the following string into configuration/ configure other \template
{"NAME":"Sonoff Mini","GPIO":[17,0,0,0,9,0,0,0,21,56,0,0,255],"FLAG":0,"BASE":1}
I managed to tasmotize 2 sonoff basic through the serial port and the tasmotize.exe software.
I have purchased now the sonoff mini and I was wondering if
1.) I can use the same method I used for the Sonoff basic with serial and the tasmotizer
2.) if not, if you can point me in to the right direction of a working method to tasmotize my Sonoff Mini devices
Many Thanks in advance
Here I link of what I did with my sonoff devices in case you are interested
@szmydadam - OP is talking about the WiFi Sonoff Minis... not the Zigbee ones. But, thanks for pointing out that a Zigbee version exists, I didn't know