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Add OTA files from issue #19
OTA File Submission File Information - Filename: 1166-0335-191E3685_500102.ota - Original Filename: 1166-0335-191e3685-sp242v2-1.9.30.ota - Manufacturer (user provided): Innr - Manufacturer Directory: innr - Manufacturer ID: 0x1166 (4454) - Image Type: 0x0335 (821) - File Version: 0x191E3685 (421410437) - File Size: 285,042 bytes - Header String: Telink OTA Sample Usage - Hosting: Repository file (hosted in zigpy-ota) - Existing Images Handling: Keep all existing images - Tested on Device: Yes Metadata - Source URL: https://github.com/user-attachments/files/24494589/1166-0335-191e3685-sp242v2-1.9.30.zip Release Notes Changes compared to version 1.7.23 and older : - Fixed attribute reporting failing after power-cycle - Improved default attribute reporting settings - Improved thresholds for the resettable voltage and current overload protection - Added possibility to disable voltage overload protection - kWh in 3 decimals instead of 2 - Added Multiplier and Divisor for kWh - Various bug fixes and performance improvements. To disable the voltage overload protection, keep the button pressed between 15 and 20 seconds, then release. After 5 seconds, the LED will start quick-blinking; keep the button pressed. After 10 seconds, blinking stops; keep the button pressed. After 15 seconds, the LED will start quick-blinking again. Now release the button. The LED will slow-blink 3 times to indicate success. Enable again in the same way. Enabled/disabled state is persisted over power -cycles, even if not connected to a bridge. While voltage overload protection is disabled, every on/off action will double-blink the LED before assuming final state. Current overload protection cannot be disabled. If the voltage or current overload protection triggers, the plug switches off and fast-blinks its LED. If the cause was voltage overload, the plug will go back to normal operation automatically when the overload condition disappears. If the cause was current overload, the plug will stay off and in overload condition until manually operated, either with the button or by power-cycling. Closes: #19 Co-authored-by: Gerry Vermeulen <26741964+GerryInnr@users.noreply.github.com>
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# OTA metadata
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file_name: 1166-0335-191E3685_500102.ota
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source_file_name: 1166-0335-191e3685-sp242v2-1.9.30.ota
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source_url: https://github.com/user-attachments/files/24494589/1166-0335-191e3685-sp242v2-1.9.30.zip
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release_notes: |-
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Changes compared to version 1.7.23 and older :
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- Fixed attribute reporting failing after power-cycle
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- Improved default attribute reporting settings
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- Improved thresholds for the resettable voltage and current overload protection
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- Added possibility to disable voltage overload protection
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- kWh in 3 decimals instead of 2
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- Added Multiplier and Divisor for kWh
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- Various bug fixes and performance improvements.
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To disable the voltage overload protection, keep the button pressed between 15 and 20 seconds, then release. After 5 seconds, the LED will start quick-blinking; keep the button pressed. After 10 seconds, blinking stops; keep the button pressed. After 15 seconds, the LED will start quick-blinking again. Now release the button. The LED will slow-blink 3 times to indicate success.
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Enable again in the same way.
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Enabled/disabled state is persisted over power -cycles, even if not connected to a bridge.
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While voltage overload protection is disabled, every on/off action will double-blink the LED before assuming final state.
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Current overload protection cannot be disabled.
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If the voltage or current overload protection triggers, the plug switches off and fast-blinks its LED.
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If the cause was voltage overload, the plug will go back to normal operation automatically when the overload condition disappears.
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If the cause was current overload, the plug will stay off and in overload condition until manually operated, either with the button or by power-cycling.

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