esp32-s3-4848S040 Relay GPIO pins?

[Tall-Paul]

Hi, I have this great 4 inch display which is supported in the nightly build (thank you eveyone involved in that).

I can't find anything about which pins the relays are on though. I've tried pins 1 and 2 (there's some hints scattered about that these might be the right ones) but no joy. Tried working backwards from 40 without much luck.

Anyone know how to access the relays on this thing?

Also, once I have GPIO pins configured in openhasp, do they pull through to HA as entities (using the openhasp plugin).

Cheers!

[fvanroie]

Someone needs to document this device. You can cross-reference #603 in the meantime.

[Tall-Paul]

I've been looking at that, it's how I first found out about openhasp (googling the device & 'home assistant' landed me on that issue)

However I don't believe the output pins are documented in there, unless they're 1,2 & 40...none of which seem to work for me.

[miwa4711]

Same here. Tried GPIOs 40, 41. Only GPIO40 works. Changed GPIO 1, 2 and 40 as power relays. HA was still showing GPIO40 (ok) and 41 (but is not connected to relay as I learned). Solved it by delete plate in HA and added again. Nice!

[flexiti]

@Tall-Paul I am using #define MY_PK1 40 , and works

[zneiva]

GPIO settings
Pin: "40" Type: "Light Relay" Group: "0" Default: "Normal"

I send hasp/plate/command/input40
{"state":"on"}

Answer

hasp/plate/state/input40 {"state":"off"}

[TNTLarsn]

hasp/plate/command/output40

It's a output pin

[zneiva]

thx TNTLarsn,
yes /output

[palhaca]

how can we implement that on the pages.jsonl file?

[palhaca]

ok i got it, here you have an example to local relay with the group id 1

{"page":5,"id":202,"obj":"btn","x":10,"y":40,"w":220,"h":115,"toggle":true,"text":"\uE335","text_font":32,"mode":"break","align":1,"radius":20,"groupid":1}

[Suschibomber]

Pinout for the 3 phases: GPIO1=L3, GPIO2=L2 und GPIO40=L1