Sonoff L1 ESPHome Component

led_strip_1.yaml

esphome:
  name: led_strip_1
  platform: ESP8266
  board: esp8285
  includes:
    - custom_components/sonoff_l1.h

wifi:
  

captive_portal:

# Logging must be disabled in order for the ESP to comunicate with the Nuvotron
# logger:
#   hardware_uart: UART0_SWAP
#   level: VERBOSE

# Enable Home Assistant API
api:

ota:

light:
- platform: custom
  lambda: |-
    auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
    App.register_component(light_out);
    return {light_out};

  lights:
    - name: "LED Strip 1"
      effects:
        - lambda:
            name: Colorful Gradient (Smooth)
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeGradient();
        - lambda:
            name: Colorful Breath (Fade)
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeBreath();
        - lambda:
            name: RGB Gradient
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeRGBGradient();
        - lambda:
            name: RGB Pulse (Strobe)
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeRGBPulse();
        - lambda:
            name: RGB Breath
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeRGBBreath();
        - lambda:
            name: RGB Strobe (Flash)
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeRGBStrobe();
        - lambda:
            name: Sound Reactive
            lambda: |-
              auto light_out = new SonoffL1();
              light_out->setModeSync();

sonoff_l1.h

#include "esphome.h"

class SonoffL1 : public Component, public LightOutput {

  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL           1  // [Color key] Colorful (static color)
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL_GRADIENT  2  // [SMOOTH] Colorful Gradient
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL_BREATH    3  // [FADE] Colorful Breath
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_DIY_GRADIENT       4  // DIY Gradient (fade in and out) [Speed 1- 100, color]
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_DIY_PULSE          5  // DIY Pulse  (faster fade in and out) [Speed 1- 100, color]
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_DIY_BREATH         6  // DIY Breath (toggle on/off) [Speed 1- 100, color]
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_DIY_STROBE         7  // DIY Strobe (faster toggle on/off) [Speed 1- 100, color]
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_GRADIENT       8  // RGB Gradient
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_PULSE          9  // [STROBE] RGB Pulse
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_BREATH        10  // RGB Breath
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_STROBE        11  // [FLASH] RGB strobe
  #define SONOFF_L1_MODE_SYNC_TO_MUSIC     12  // Sync to music [Speed 1- 100, sensitivity 1 - 10]

 public:

  int mode = SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL;

  void setup() override {
    // nothing to do here
    Serial.begin(19200);
  }
  LightTraits get_traits() override {
    // return the traits this light supports
    auto traits = LightTraits();
    traits.set_supports_brightness(true);
    traits.set_supports_rgb(true);
    traits.set_supports_rgb_white_value(false);
    traits.set_supports_color_temperature(false);
    return traits;
  }

  void write_state(LightState *state) override {
    // This will be called by the light to get a new state to be written.
    float red, green, blue;
    // use any of the provided current_values methods
    state->current_values_as_rgb(&red, &green, &blue);


    // Convert to 0-255
    int redValue, greenValue, blueValue;
    redValue = floor(red * 255);
    greenValue = floor(green * 255);
    blueValue = floor(blue * 255);

    bool ledState;
    state->current_values_as_binary(&ledState);

    float brightnessPercent;
    state->current_values_as_brightness(&brightnessPercent);

    // Convert to 0-100
    int brightness = floor(brightnessPercent * 100);

    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"switch\":\"%s\",\"light_type\":1,\"colorR\":%d,\"colorG\":%d,\"colorB\":%d,\"bright\":%d,\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    ledState ? "on" : "off",
    redValue, greenValue, blueValue,
    brightness,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL);

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();

  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL_GRADIENT
  void setModeGradient() {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL_GRADIENT
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL_BREATH
  void setModeBreath() {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_COLORFUL_BREATH
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_GRADIENT
  void setModeRGBGradient() {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_GRADIENT
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_PULSE
  void setModeRGBPulse() {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_PULSE
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_BREATH
  void setModeRGBBreath() {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_BREATH
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_STROBE
  void setModeRGBStrobe() {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_RGB_STROBE
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }

  // SONOFF_L1_MODE_SYNC_TO_MUSIC
  void setModeSync(int sensitive = 10, int speed = 50) {
    char buffer[140];
    snprintf_P(buffer, sizeof(buffer), PSTR("AT+UPDATE=\"sequence\":\"%d%03d\",\"mode\":%d,\"sensitive\":%d,\"speed\":%d"),
    millis(), millis()%1000,
    SONOFF_L1_MODE_SYNC_TO_MUSIC,
    sensitive,
    speed
    );

    Serial.print(buffer);
    Serial.write(0x1B);
    Serial.flush();
  }


};

Really good, thanks! Any chance you started working on the "effects"? (or am I just not understanding something?)

Really good, thanks! Any chance you started working on the "effects"? (or am I just not understanding something?)

As it happens, I have! Not all of them seem to work correctly, and there's probably a better way to implement them, but I'll put everything up.

Really good, thanks! Any chance you started working on the "effects"? (or am I just not understanding something?)

As it happens, I have! Not all of them seem to work correctly, and there's probably a better way to implement them, but I'll put everything up.

Great! Yes, there must be a better way but your working implementation is better than mine non-working ;)
I also see some problem using them as you state - so I will just use SW-effects, works fine for me.

This is great, do you have any information on how to put the Spider Z (Sonoff L1) into programming mode other than mashing the chip pins to ground GPIO0 at PowerOn ?

I was going to try the Swim or Res pads when I get a working image

Unfortunately you have to short the pin on the chip to ground, it’s kind of a pain. One thing I did find is that I needed to keep the pin shorted for the entire flashing sequence.

There’s a bit more info on my blog post about it.

Hey, first of all, great work on this! But, will there be any updates in the future to add receiving support from the remote?

Thanks, I'm glad people are finding it useful! I don't use the remote, so I probably won't be making any updates.

I’ve used this in the past but then decided to see if Tasmota’s integration is any better.
Ended up sticking with Tasmota for a couple months.
Decided to move back today due to the fact that I can setup software effects easier.