Can it be done with an image of a running instance ?

does the hardware hack mod also work with the original firmware?

I want when time 20:40 all day on switch. Can it work

I get this when I run asm_fw_reader.exe "Fw version : 130531_21_00_00 Image version not found, save as version from bridge controller" Edit: reason was, there was no eeprom inside my adapter...cheapscate chinesium. So my firmware is the non-upgradable firmware inside the controller itself. I fitted a 25-series eeprom (a random one I had around 25P05 / ST25P05AV 512 K-bit (64K-byte) SPI) and now it works.

late to the game. Is there something for using Linux to do this?

I followed along and everything worked. The soldering was a bit of a pain.

Excelent tutorial! I would just add the following : Having to filter by RF code on both Tasmota and on Homeassistant is too much work, and eventually i will forget about it in the future. As such, i have create a rule that will send all RF commands to MQTT, and then its up to HomeAssistent to pick it up. Rule1 ON RfReceived#Data DO Publish tele/%topic% {"rf_data":"%value%"} ENDON Rule1 1

So... im not sure what im doing wrong here but i already searched half the web and i aint getting any answer... When i connect my USB to TTL (CP2101), to the sonoff bridge and then connect to the tasmotizer the following error appears: failed to connect to esp8266 invalid head of packet (0x80). Is this possible to be because of the poor cables i used (used some spare cables i had, was a pain in the ass and i sticked them with duct tape... i know its not the best method but was just to check if it worked)? The wiring seems correct, (the ground light on the usb turns on) but when attemping to transmit and or recive thoes leds actually turn up but with very low powering... And then that error appears. Anyone been trough something like it? Thanks in advance!

Thank you! Receiving is working, but sending doesn't seems to work. input tasmota clicking remote control: MQT: tele/tasmota_sonoff/RESULT = {"Time":"2024-10-22T15:35:56","RfReceived":{"Data":"0xCB086D93","Bits":32,"Protocol":2,"Pulse":696}} rfsend homeassistant: action: mqtt.publish metadata: {} data: payload: "{\"Data\":\"0xCB086D93\",\"Bits\":32,\"Protocol\":2,\"Pulse\":696}" topic: cmnd/tasmota_sonoff/Rfsend Receiving in tasmota from homeassistant: 15:39:01.001 MQT: stat/tasmota_sonoff/RESULT = {"RfSend":"Done"} Seems ok, but nothing happens.

Thanks for posting the steps to setup a virtual Bookworm machine. I followed all of your instructions but at the end when my VM reboots, I only get the UEFI FIrmware Settings boot option; Debian GNU/Linux not listed. Any suggestions?

Is this fix compatible with Norelsys NS1068/NS1068X USB 3.0 to SATA Bridge Controller ?

This is surely one of the best tech tutorials I have ever used. Clear, concise, well organized and easy to follow. I got my Sonoff RF Bridge onto Tasmota in no time at all, and the additional configuration exercises in HA, and Rules to transmit MQTT messages allowed me to learn new things. Thank You!!!!

Hello! I have Turris (openwrt fork) router at home (lets say R1), which is server and openwrt router at office (lets say R2), vpn server and clients works ok, I can connect from my mac to R1 lan and hosts on it normally, but we tried to do site-to-site configuration and only what we could achieve, is connecting from R1 terminal to R2 lan, but not vice-versa and not either from R1 lan host to R2 lan host and vice-versa. Is there some possibility you could make some support? Thanks in advance! (I tried everything, routing, manual routing, packet tracing, firewall disabling, nothing helped...)

Thank for the great Tutorial !!!! BUT, It's not working for me... MQTT, Wifi, Log (Connection is OK)... but No RF signal. I will try to FLASH the firmware again....nothing changes. My blind and my multi-function remote control do not appear in the LOGs. After changing the firmware several times... I can no longer find the Sonoff Bridge module (25)... now it's Sonoff Bridge (75)

Would it be possible to explain what the template elements are responsible for? {"NAME":"RFB v2.2","GPIO":[1,1,1,1,1152,1120,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,1],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18} Mayne RfSend is not working because it needs some GPIO setup here?

Really great concise video which focused on pertinent information. I came across this having done this years ago and found problems with getting things to work with the new home assistant. Previously you I used payloads for PIRs and rfremotes in config yaml eg. name: "PIRC" - plaatform mqtt state_topic: "tele/rf-bridge/RESULT" value_template: '{{value_json.RfReceived.Data}}' payload_on: "E9E***" payload_off: "E9E***_off" device_class: motion off_delay: 5 qos: 1 and payloads for sending signals e.g. to door bells or other devices #RF Door Bell Send Signal - platform: mqtt name: "Ring2" command_topic: "cmnd/rf-bridge/Backlog" availability_topic: "tele/rf-bridge/LWT" payload_available: "Online" payload_not_available: "Offline" state_topic: "tele/rf-bridge/RESULT" value_template: '{{value_json.RfCode}}' payload_on: "RfSync 11620; RfLow 290; RfHigh 1250; RfCode #ABCDEF" payload_off: "RfSync 11620; RfLow 290; RfHigh 1250; RfCode #ABCDEFNone_off" state_on: "#ABCDEF" state_off: "#ABCDEF_off" optimistic: true retain: false qos: 2 I will look some more to see how to handle these YAML changes. If I remove the - platform mqtt line , it causes yaml errors. Yet the configaration check says that yoy must remove binary_sensor: and the platform line. Any help appreciated

Thank you very much!!!, I had many problems, specially flashing tasmota (I had to download a windows driver for the usb programmer CP2102), but finally it worked and resurrected many old RF devices!! that's really great!

Hi! I make a direct hack mod, but it doesn't receives any signal. I have a Decolife remote control with 433 MHz but nothing detected when I push the button. It turns out Sonoff doesn't support my device?

Is it possible to display the rules created on a unit

Where is the automation run on. A node red or pc or a cloud or on the same esp. ?

hi, can you please explain why after dumping the firmware you use hex editor to remove the first *130 byte* and the *"blank parts"* of the file ?

TX on RX and RX to TX ?

Man, AI voice sounds so real now 😀 Anyway thanks for the tutorial man!

Thanks I've just built my first firmware! now it's the time learn advanced rules

unrelated question, pertaining to asmedia usb controller firmware. ASM3142 controller. not sure if you're familiar with this process or the tool used, which is ASM3142 MPTool, it allows you to update the firmware of your asmedia usb controllers on the motherboard. my issue was that my USB-C ports never really worked properly. someone had suggested updating the firmware, which I did, they passed (tells you if it failed etc..) things seem to be normal, or unchanged. all other usb ports work but the C ports are always disconnecting and failing (hang). not sure if my controllers are just fried (DOA?) even the firmware check tool lets you test your ports (signal/fixture), they all show up as fails, despite things like my mouse/keyboard/USB3.0 ports working just fine for external HDDs. either the tool is wrong and all my ports actually pass, or it's detecting an unseen issue (which may be why my C ports don't work correctly). What do you think?

hi i get this error read fw error or fw empty asm1151w

Thank you ! I actually have the version 1 of the bridge but I couldn't find or understand the tasmota setup for each button to work in automations. Thank you so much for this. So I have a Sonoff 4 button remote. I created 4 rules that are all the same besides the number and code. the first 3 buttons all set the rule correctly and work in automations. For some reason the Rule4 gets this error: stat/rf-bridge/RESULT = {"Command":"Error"} Any idea why this fourth rule isn't working ? The button does show up with it's code when pressed like the others did. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Great! Got it to work, added two door/window sensors. with rule1 xxxxx Rule1 1, added the other, rule2 xxxx Rule2 2, tried rule3 xxxx Rule3 3, no luck :-( How to add them properly? I have four. EDIT! And in the console, only the 'open' action shows up, nothing happens when closen...

Great job! Works like a charm, thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hello i have some queries regarding this setup can we connect on mail or discord if it's possible

Fantastic Job Mate !!!!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍

Hi thanks for your video @primetechguides3050 Very clear, very helpful. I have tried the first method with no direct HACK. It works, I can receive the mqtt message from a PIR. I tried the direct method with hack, mqqt server connected but not message from same PIR componant. (blue doesn't turn on. It only turn on very weakly the first time after configuration update and then never turned on again. No error message on Tasmota console). I came back to the first configuration, it still works Any advice ? (Iv'e soldered the 2 wires on the proper pins and cut the 3 parts. I have flashed the tasmota throught the web UI using "TASMOTA (English)" Firmware Thanks for your help

My brother, outstanding job. I use this Sonoff RF Bridge R2.2 to implement my own home security alarm system, specifically for receive commands (arm, disarm etc) from those classic RF remote controllers. Up to this morning I depended on Sonoff Integration with HA, that unfortunatelly NEVER worked without internet connection (even setting to local). Now, thanks to your tutorial my system is completely independent, given that this Sonoff Integration was the absolutely last "mandatory' link in my home automation system. Well done! Some notes for those who intend to do the same: - My RF controllers are PGST PF-50 and SONOFF 433 ABCD, both integrated WITHOUT the need of "direct hack", i.e., without any hardware change in SONOFF RF BRIDGE R2.2. - Remember that you need to unscrew 4 screws from the RFBRIDGE box in order to open it. They are under the 4 adhesive pads. (seems easy but you know..). - Read this doc to understand "Rule1" command deeply, specially concatenate several rules under the same "Rule1": tasmota.github.io/docs/Rules/

Thanks for this. Worked like a charm on my adapter.

i keep getting bridge errors when I try and dump firmware but flashing new ones worked fine. and i guess my stupid seagate drives had the same chipset cause it flashed those too cause i didn't unplug them.

I have done everything as you described, but it does not receive any RF signals neither from my blinds or gate. I cut traces deep enough to see raw material - even more and I'd make a hole. I used jumper cables and soldered it solid.

I bought the device in the hopes of controlling my integrated kichten lights. Too bad nothing got detected. Not a single device. So I went for the direct hack. And it now can operate a single device 😅 I'll probably have a look at the rf link. All in all, it was a fun ride. Thanks!

Does this hack allow you to send commands to RF devices as well (e.g. RF blinds) or only receive commands?

Good video. Found it useful-solid information and well-presented. Good job.

Hi mate. Any advice on generating the certificates with ECDSA or EdDSA? I'm being told these certs, with TLS 1.3 and ChaCha20 encryption should improve speeds.

@primetechguides3050 I'm not understanding in your video why the dump file is being modified,also is the dump file the old firmware or is it the settings that's by the manufacturer used for your enclosure.

I've got an issue where when the light goes off, the motion detector senses that as a motion and again turns the bulb on.... it becomes a cycle of on-off-on-off.... any way to rectify this?

WebSend [mylight] Power On . When I changed [mylight] to [mylight.lan] I got consistend results. Thank You.

CORRECTION: The format 170428_XX_XX_X appears to be the date, so ensure the chipset is the same whichever you are flashing.

Thanks so much for the video!

I am not able to download firmware from station driver. getting 500 when i click on download.

Really great tutorial as I'm about to set up something similar. Question though - why are you needing to configure the VPN to be on a specific ethernet port with VLAN on both sides? I would've thought that the VPN router on the client side should be able to have any device plugged into any of the LAN ports and receive an IP address from the server router? At least that's my goal here. Anything plugged into the client router should receive an IP address from the server router.

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