Basic Berry driver for Sonoff TX Ultimate touch panel IC CA51F353S3.
TX Ultimate is a touch switch with RGB LEDs, haptic motor and I2S audio speaker. It is available from Sonoff's store in 1, 2 and 3 gang versions.
See Tasmota templates for configuration and other features like I2S audio, LEDs, haptic feedback and Matter support.
Quick and dirty skeleton driver. All touch events are reported to a RESULT topic. There's a beginning of a command interface which will be expanded to have calibration of the touch channels.
Touch panel is divided into 10 vertical segments or channels. It has the following events:
- touch event with position - triggers on each touch
- short press
- long press
- multi touch - touching multiple channels at once
- swipe left and right - has starting and ending coordinate
- dash - shorter than swipe, usually moving from one channel to the adjacent one
Shown in console and in MQTT as:
tele/tasmota/RESULT = {"TXUltimate":{"Action":"Touch","Channel":3}}
tele/tasmota/RESULT = {"TXUltimate":{"Action":"Multi"}}
tele/tasmota/RESULT = {"TXUltimate":{"Action":"Short","Channel":4}}
tele/tasmota/RESULT = {"TXUltimate":{"Action":"Long","Channel":4}}
tele/tasmota/RESULT = {"TXUltimate":{"Action":"Swipe left","From":0,"To":252}}
Field | Length (Byte) | Explanation |
---|---|---|
Frame Header | 2 | 0xaa55 |
Version | 1 | 0x01 |
Opcode | 1 | Specific command type |
Data Length | 1 | Data Length 0-64 |
Data | N | |
Checksum | 2 | CRC16 |
Explanation: All Data larger than one byte are transmitted in big-endian mode.
In general, a command-response synchronization mechanism is used, where the sender expects to receive a response packet corresponding to the sent command. If the sender does not receive a correct response packet within the specified timeout, it will trigger a timeout transmission.
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