Can't switch power outlets after update to tasmota 13.4.0.4 (and 13.4.1.1)

[MyUniversalDeveloper]

Can't switch power outlets after update to tasmota 13.4.0.4 (and 13.4.1.1)

[mediarath]

I have just flashed a P1 with 13.4.1.2. Same template and same rule and cannot reproduce the error. My P1 is fine. At least with 13.4.1.2

[arendst]

I fear your internal power supply reaches EOL. We see more devices having issues with later Tasmota versions.

I've tested latest dev release on a Sonoff 4channel relay box and it still works fine there.

So stay below 13.4.0.4 as long as it works.

[arendst]

For testing purposes you might want to try disabling the analog input and see if the relays are operational from the web GUI.

To disable analog input do change GPIO17 from ADC Input to None in menu option Configure Template. ALso disable the rule with command rule2 0.

[MyUniversalDeveloper]

Hi, thank You for your quick response! I've changed the settings but there was no benefit. The rollback to 13.4.0 works well. Is it possible to get minor versions like 13.4.0.2 or 13.4.0.3?

[Jason2866]

You find any version here. It is based on day and commit SHA
https://github.com/tasmota/install/releases

[arendst]

Would be great if you can pinpoint the exact version where it fails.

[akerrichardt]

Shelly 1, same problem here, no manual control with physical switch. Everything works when reverted back to 13.4.0.

[arendst]

Verified toggle switch connected to Shelly 1PM broken with latest versions.

Investigating....

[arendst]

Try latest dev branch. At least the Shelly 1 should work fine now. Not sure about the initial device.

[MyUniversalDeveloper]

@arendst With version 13.4.0.4 the failure arrrives. @Jason2866 Thank You for your hint.

[Jason2866]

@MyUniversalDeveloper Please try latest development version. It should be fixed.

[Jason2866]

Closing since no feedback.

[MyUniversalDeveloper]

Sorry for my late feedback. I've tried today the newest (13.4.1.2) firmware with the same failure as before. In my opinion this bug should be reopened (if this is possible).

[arendst]

Pls provide more logging while pressing the individual switches. Set logging to 4 and press the switches after some seconds. There should be something like

16:32:59.667-022 RUL: ANALOG#A0DIV10<30 performs 'Power3 2'
16:32:59.670-022 SRC: Rule
16:32:59.671-022 CMD: Grp 0, Cmd 'POWER', Idx 3, Len 1, Pld 2, Data '2'
16:32:59.676-019 MQT: stat/wemos14/RESULT = {"POWER3":"ON"}
16:32:59.681-020 MQT: stat/wemos14/POWER3 = ON
16:33:00.546-022 CFG: Saved to flash at FA, Count 35, Bytes 4096
16:33:05.156-022 RUL: ANALOG#A0DIV10<30 performs 'Power3 2'
16:33:05.159-022 SRC: Rule
16:33:05.161-022 CMD: Grp 0, Cmd 'POWER', Idx 3, Len 1, Pld 2, Data '2'
16:33:05.168-019 MQT: stat/wemos14/RESULT = {"POWER3":"OFF"}
16:33:05.176-020 MQT: stat/wemos14/POWER3 = OFF
16:33:05.543-022 CFG: Saved to flash at F9, Count 36, Bytes 4096

And pls verify if the main button still works.

EDIT: You might also want to log the different analog values from the three socket buttons. To do so perform command teleperiod 10 and set logging to 3. Then hold a button for over ten seconds to report it's analog value. Release the button and press another button.

[Jason2866]

@mediarath Thx for testing. So the issue is specific to this one device.

[Jason2866]

Moving to discussions, since not a Tasmota issue