universal Hardware to start with TASMOTA

[darkside9009]

Hi All,
long time ago I have created this hardware to connect different sensors. The most people don't like to solder any wires or resistors and don't have a 3d printer to make their own enclosure.
I think this is the coolest universal Hardware to use it with a lot of different sensors with Tasmota firmware, which is already pre-flashed. This board is made in Germany and to make it easy to buy, we have put it on amazon with a low price to let you play a bit with a really great TASMOTA project.

https://casmo.info/product-details/?product=3
https://www.amazon.de/Caraudio-Systems-CASmo-S1/dp/B0CH1GJXV5

[s-hadinger]

Super nice, thanks for sharing.

(I edited your last URL, it was pointing to nothing due to a MD bad syntax.)

[s-hadinger]

Oh! I see you also have a nice device for Leds: https://www.amazon.de/-/en/CASmo-WLED-CASmo-WLED-Controller/dp/B0CH1GSJJ1/

[sfromis]

BTW. I noticed that Casmo-WLED is using gpio 17 for a relay. This is not ideal, as gpio 16/17 are commonly used as fixed assignments for PSRAM. To support PSRAM detection, Tasmota will normally probe for this at boot, meaning possible relay clicking.

[barbudor]

What's the difference of Casmo-WLED ?
Does it include power mosfet to directly drive leds like an H801 ?
I'm only using Ws2812 so standard gpio + 5v level shifter

One cool addition of such packaged box would be the ability to use an external antenna. The 'industrial' packaging make it nice to use on out-of-the-living-room use case where reception may be hard (garage,..)

[sfromis]

To me, the CASmo-WLED looks similar to https://templates.blakadder.com/athom_LS8P-WLED.html meaning no power transistors, but the device can be powered from a source up to 24V, which is passed to whatever addressable led strip is being used, meaning that it does not have to be 5V.

[darkside9009]

Hi, I can create a template for Tasmota. In the next Version we will also change the GPIO17 to another PIN.

[darkside9009]

The Tasmota Supported Devices Repository also exists as a searchable place, including device config details, open to submissions.

Thank you, I have just added CASmo-S1