Below is how we flashed Tasmota on to a Brilliant 20695/05 Warm White / Cool White adjustable Downlight.
Firstly, unplug the light!
Undo the screws holding in the power lead and remove it. Take note on the active/neutral colors for when you are putting it back together.
Next you need to pry off the cover. These are the locations of the 3 clips. Use a pry tool or flat head screw driver to carefully work these off - going around several times until it's completely free.
You can then access the TYWE3S (ESP) board. See here for the pinout, note that the image is the back of the board, but you need to connect to the front, so everything is swapped.
Connect to the highlighted pins as shown below. I soldered wires - but if you have pogo pins or similar, that would be a lot better.
The chip with connected wires:
Once you're connected, flash it in the usual way (remember to tie GPIO0 to ground). I used esptool.
Once it's flashed, refer to the Tasmota template repository for the current template.
Below is how we flashed Tasmota on to a Brilliant 20695/05 Warm White / Cool White adjustable Downlight.
Firstly, unplug the light!
Undo the screws holding in the power lead and remove it. Take note on the active/neutral colors for when you are putting it back together.
Next you need to pry off the cover. These are the locations of the 3 clips. Use a pry tool or flat head screw driver to carefully work these off - going around several times until it's completely free.
You can then access the TYWE3S (ESP) board. See here for the pinout, note that the image is the back of the board, but you need to connect to the front, so everything is swapped.
Connect to the highlighted pins as shown below. I soldered wires - but if you have pogo pins or similar, that would be a lot better.
The chip with connected wires:
Once you're connected, flash it in the usual way (remember to tie GPIO0 to ground). I used
esptool.Once it's flashed, refer to the Tasmota template repository for the current template.