Additional compatibility?

[jenshorn]

Any idea if this firmware might be compatible with Mi Computer Monitor Light Bar (MJGJD01YL)? They look rather similar but haven't found any details of the internals. How about Yeelight YLTD003?

Also, what is the current status of the firmware? Is all in working state except the remote? I'm mainly interested in a working Home Assistant integration.

Keep it up! :)

[jenshorn]

Just found that Xiaomi is based on "TLSR8516EP16", so not quite the same as Yeelight YLTD001.
https://www.chongdiantou.com/wp/archives/55542.html

[dckiller51]

@jenshorn
The version of Xiaomi is not connected seems to me. the TLSR8516EP16 chip serves as a 2.4ghz transmitter and receiver. This is the part that must be developed.
On the Telink site you can find the software to develop these drivers. Unfortunately I don't have this ability.
Yeelight YLTD003 and YLTD001 need to use the same card for wifi.
I did not advance on the project but under esphome I perfectly control the front light and the rear part. It really lacks the remote control.

[gabi1324]

How about Yeelight YLTD003?

Hi! I bought a Yeelight Light Bar Pro (YLTD003) and it has the same insides as YLTD001. It uses an ESP8266. The only differences are that it has a silver sticker covering the screws that are near the power connector and that on the esp chip, it says "LibraPRO" instead of "Libra".
I can also confirm that WLED is working fine on it.

[ghost]

@gabi1324 Is it possible to flash WLED on the YLTD003? Does it work correctly? What does work and what does not work? I want to flash mine because the Xiaomi cloud is really slow...

Edit: And how did you flash it? Is there any OTA option or do I have to physically open the device, solder the jumpers and flash the chip?

[frostworx]

@jenshorn, you might be interested in this xiaomi-lightbar-nrf24 project, which allows you to control the MJGJD01YL lightbar using a rpi (with a nRF24)

(Raspberry Pi, or any other device running Linux with GPIOs and a SPI controller, and Python 3. nRF24L01(+) module.)

It works great and can be easily integrated into home assistant using mqtt (merged mqtt merge request)

discussions for an arduino/esp integration can be found here and here