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Summary of Contents for Tasmota UBWH-SP-USB
- Page 1 Tasmota Smart Plug with USB UBWH-SP-USB Quick Start Guide Latest Version available at: https://ubwh.com.au/documents/UBWH-SP-USB_QSG.pdf UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 1 of 11...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction Common Smart Plugs Tasmota Smart Plugs Web Browser Interface http:// Command Interface Getting Started Using the Web Interface Added Security Feature Factory Reset Procedure Specifications UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 2 of 11... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The UBWH-SP-USB is a WiFi connected Smart Plug, with a customised version of Tasmota installed. Common Smart Plugs Figure 1 - Common Smart Plugs require a 3rd Party server, and special apps. Common Smart Plugs are designed to only work via the manufacturer’s server and with special apps;... -
Page 4: Tasmota Smart Plugs
Tasmota Smart Plugs Figure 2 - Tasmota Smart Plugs can be directly controlled. No special app or server required. Tasmota gives direct access to the device via simple http:// web access. The power of this for power users is that the device can be controlled using: •... -
Page 5: Web Browser Interface
Web Browser Interface Figure 3 - The Tasmota Web Interface is available from any Web browser Simply use any web browser to open the web page http://<device.ip.address>/ See documentation here: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/WebUI/ UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 5 of 11... -
Page 6: Http:// Command Interface
From Windows or Linux command/terminal window curl http://<device.ip.address>/cm?cmnd=power%20on From a Windows Batch file (*.bat file) curl http://<device.ip.address>/cm?cmnd=power%%20on Note: need double % characters if in a batch file From a PHP script (*.php file) file_get_contents( ‘http://<device.ip.address>/cm?cmnd=power%20on’); UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 6 of 11... -
Page 7: Getting Started
Getting Started 1. Plug the UBWH-SP-USB into a 240V AC power socket and apply power. 2. Search for a WiFi network named UBWH-SP-XXXXXXX using your smartphone, tablet, … NOTE: If you do not see this WiFi network: Reset the device to Factory Default. See page 3. - Page 8 The device will restart and connect to your WiFi network. The UBWH-SP- XXXXXXX network will not longer be present. Therefore your smartphone will automatically be disconnected and should connect back to its normal WiFi network. UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 8 of 11...
- Page 9 • Angry IP Scanner – open source for Linux, Windows and Mac. https://angryip.org/ • SuperScan – Windows only (free) https://sectools.org/tool/superscan/ 6. Using your web browser, visit the device’s IP address NOTE: Do NOT visit https://xxx http://<device.ip.address>/ UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 9 of 11...
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Page 10: Using The Web Interface
This is documented here: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/WebUI/ Added Security Feature The customised version of Tasmota installed by UBWH has an added security feature. If the Permitted WAN IP4 Address is NOT 0.0.0.0, then http commands coming from outside the local network (LAN) will be rejected unless the source address is as specified. -
Page 11: Factory Reset Procedure
Volts: 5 VDC Max. current: 1500 mA WiFi Standards 802.11b/g/n Manufacturer’s warranty 1 year Hardware manufacturer Brilliant Manufacturer’s model 20676/05 Firmware Tasmota, customised Works with http:// Works with alexa Works with Google Assistant UBWH-SP-USB QSG 10-Jun-2020 Page 11 of 11...
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