When suddenly a wild vulnerability appeared. Lights were automated, everyone was happy. Connect, ssh as root, the password is ‘ p9z34c’.Ī couple of other minor changes (enable wifi on ‘wwan’, etc), and we were golden. I integrated these w/ home-assistant in a very simple way, by putting a bash-script cgi/json file in /(Did i mention the hacking of the device initially was trivial: turn it on, it exposes a WiFi SSID as OK-SP3. The ground pin was in the wrong spot, but, well, after checking it wasn’t connected internally anyway, so I didn’t feel bad about making that disappear. So I did what you would expect, gave them a twist with some pliers, and, well, it works (see below, twisty!). The only real issue that i had initially was that it came with Chinese power pins (angled). Its a tiny little white box that plus into your electrical outlet, and contains a relay and small linux board. They are ‘wireless smart plugs’, and despite their pretty-sketch appearance, work. So a couple of years ago I bought some KK-SP3 (from ikonke).
