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stefanbode / Sonoff-Tasmota

Provide ESP8266 based itead Sonoff with Web, MQTT and OTA firmware using Arduino IDE, enhanced with I2C options
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Dim the lights in the switch? #203

Closed eisi123 closed 4 years ago

eisi123 commented 4 years ago

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eisi123 commented 4 years ago

Hello, it is possible to dim the lights in the switch?

stefanbode commented 4 years ago

No, a Switch has just on and off. There are PwM Controller that might dim a led, if the LeD is suitable for this. There are also LED devices from sonoff. The relays just can on and off. Maybe you also take a look for devices from shelly. They also have a dimmer.

eisi123 commented 4 years ago

Oh, I am sorry. I think, we misunderstood. :-) In the shutter switch are three leds. Up/Pause/Down. These leds are shining very bright. My question was, if these three leds are dimable by the firmware.

stefanbode commented 4 years ago

WhAt device are you using?

eisi123 commented 4 years ago

Teepao 3rd Generation

stefanbode commented 4 years ago

Hmm that’s not an easy answer without disassemble the device and take a look how they attached the LeD of the Switches. Sorry I cannot help. I assume the device has an ESP8266.