wz5005e support possible?

[bm16ton]

The wz5005e shown here with teardown and pics,
https://robojax.com/learn/arduino/?vid=robojax_WZ5005E_5A_buck_LCD
at the very least looks similiar, but supports the same io (but diff modbus protocol),same specs and damn close model number as the dps5005. I tried to look up the chips found in pictures but i had no luck. Anypictures available of the chips for the dps5005 so I could at least compare those before deciding to more forward? The wz5005 looks to be identical just with builtin ac?
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=wz5005&i=industrial&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
So possibly two more models. I cant find any docs on the wz5005e modbuss protocol its 3.3v ttl uart, the official windows only software only has using a ch341 as requirement. Dunno if that requirement applies to dps5005 or not. I built a sniffer and started saving for various functions but I dont currently know anything about modbus and woud prefer not to have to go down that rabbit hole if I dont need too.

[dclogicsCH]

Could you manage to get the default windows software to communicate with the device? For me the windows software doesn't even send anything to the com port. I have a act LED on my USB to TTL module and no activity can be observed whene i press the connect button on the software. Can you paste your sniffed recordings here?

[bm16ton]

im currently on the road but i will post my sniff, unfortunatly it uses a single byte crc at end and im not that up on crc to know the math. i found 2 versions of the software both required a ch34x but only one worked and only if i tried to connect stopped then tried reconnecting. hopefully be home soon and post those.

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On Fri, Feb 26, 2021, 6:39 PM dclogicsCH ***@***.***> wrote: Could you manage to get the default windows software to communicate with the device? For me the windows software doesn't even send anything to the com port. I have a act LED on my USB to TTL module and no activity can be observed whene i press the connect button on the software. Can you paste your sniffed recordings here? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#232 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADAWMP3CB763455NZRF7XGLTBAWMJANCNFSM4XWCNWKQ> .

[bm16ton]

ok so i start by sending aa 01 20 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 cc not sure what that does but it likesit first, to see current settings I send ; AA 01 2B 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 D6 the reply AA 01 2B 14 50 12 AB 05 78 00 04 00 00 A0 42 02 4A 00 00 A6 "ovp" "ocp amps" "curr volt" "curr set amp" out amps? ? lvp ?out amps? ?41026? I have better notes on that reply but cannot find them ATM, to set voltage and amps IE5v AA 01 2C 13 88 12 AB 01 f4 00 04 00 00 00 42 00 00 00 00 6a but as i said Im unaware of the math for 1byte crc, convert to ascii add then divide by 255 rings sum distant memory bell from the 90s. I didnt bother with libs i straight up rednecked it by simply putting the hex in files and using xxd -r -p file > /dev/ttyUSB0 . The first bit I send I usualy send at least twice to get reply then all isgood

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On Sat, Feb 27, 2021 at 3:54 PM benjamin maddocks ***@***.***> wrote: im currently on the road but i will post my sniff, unfortunatly it uses a single byte crc at end and im not that up on crc to know the math. i found 2 versions of the software both required a ch34x but only one worked and only if i tried to connect stopped then tried reconnecting. hopefully be home soon and post those. On Fri, Feb 26, 2021, 6:39 PM dclogicsCH ***@***.***> wrote: > Could you manage to get the default windows software to communicate with > the device? For me the windows software doesn't even send anything to the > com port. I have a act LED on my USB to TTL module and no activity can be > observed whene i press the connect button on the software. Can you paste > your sniffed recordings here? > > — > You are receiving this because you authored the thread. > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub > <#232 (comment)>, > or unsubscribe > <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADAWMP3CB763455NZRF7XGLTBAWMJANCNFSM4XWCNWKQ> > . >

[kanflo]

Looks like a copy of the good old DPS so support should be quite easy for anyone willing to possibly sacrifice their WZ.

[dclogicsCH]

So i'll flash my WZ with your firmware over the UART bootloader...

[bm16ton]

i was curious how u get a locked/write protected firmware. ive seen references people had made in passing like it was ez. I tried a handful of apps etc but non of them gave me a 100% copy. i couldnt easily get at the stm to and try and force the boot pins. And only swdio and swclk (vcc gnd) where exposed. But id love too give it to yeah and learn the process

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On Mon, Mar 15, 2021, 5:08 AM dclogicsCH ***@***.***> wrote: So i'll flash my WZ with your firmware over the UART bootloader... — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#232 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADAWMPYG5IT5JN7EHYOEI43TDXFAFANCNFSM4XWCNWKQ> .

[KaDw]

@dclogicsCH @bm16ton any updates? Did you manage to run it on WZ5005e?

[bm16ton]

I ended up boaring thru it like a true redneck.and simply cobled together sum.basic shell scripts to control/read the device with stock firmware...but god id love to know how to rip the firmware from a rdp1 device. I know its possible and one way is via loading an app into ram that copies everything over say serial. If things turn out that u end up wanting to stick with stock firmware i can get u started with the commands/scripts basic protocol breakdown and crc. I have seen that at least 2 versions of wz5005 exist. One (mine) only has one io option in settings (a serial/modbus frankenstein) and the other has 3 i dont remember all the options but it supports a esp8266 interface. I also use a esp on mine so no loss, but the only person ive talked to who has the 3io options as soon as they start serial comms it disables his buttons on the device. Mine dont care i can use both. I noticed from pictures alone that the 3io devices almost always have the psu built-in, mines just the control ruffly 3inches by like 1.blah. which device do you have? Im planning on writing a simple gui for the scripts (probly use gtkdialog) or simply do the majority onboard an esp, thatd have the added bennefit of simply sending ascii to the esp and it sending binary/hex without the added steps of passing through on the linux side or have a website etc.

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On Wed, 1 Dec 2021, 12:33 pm Karol, ***@***.***> wrote: @dclogicsCH <https://github.com/dclogicsCH> @bm16ton <https://github.com/bm16ton> any updates? Did you manage to run it on WZ5005e? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#232 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADAWMP22367IC73TFNNNRC3UOZL6DANCNFSM4XWCNWKQ> .

[KaDw]

@bm16ton I just ordered WZ3605E from ali, it will take a while before I will put my hands on it.

Did you open the device to see if there is a STM32F100 in there? Since the microcontroller is covered by the LCD I couldn't find any pictures of it.

Edit: Oh, I see now its a stm32, did you try https://gitlab.zapb.de/zapb/stm32f1-firmware-extractor?

[bm16ton]

Thats awesome, the one i ordered came from uhg drok? I think i got that right. And it didnt have a model number anywhere on it or in paperwork but is an actual wz5005e. Its my first bench supply so not that familiar with them is that model number the same or have sum cool bennefits? If i can ill try and upload my code for controlling them and maybe a quick amd dirty readme on my github tonight or tomorrow and post a link to it here. Just a quick possibly useful tip, the "security" ha of the official software is that it needs to be a ch340/ch341 usb to serial adapter to use it. I had plenty but for the day i posted code i also grab stm32f103 firmwares that mimick the ch34x whenever i see them so if anyone doesnt have one they have at least another option. Ill throw them on the git as well

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On Wed, 1 Dec 2021, 1:58 pm Karol, ***@***.***> wrote: @bm16ton <https://github.com/bm16ton> I just ordered WZ3605E from ali, it will take a while before I will put my hands on it. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#232 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADAWMP5HID2PKRJL3RGQYNLUOZV3TANCNFSM4XWCNWKQ> .

[ltwin8]

Any updates on WZ3605E support?

it’s a nice compact Buck Boost module, Pitty it has such bad software.

[bm16ton]

I've found the software to be not as bad as originally thought. I have sum hacked up linux scripts to do basics, tho currently mostly hardcoded values. I did port/modify/rewrite a esp8266 sketch oroginally for the drok systems to it. Everything works except the on/off button randomly switches random amounts of times almost like physical switches do with debounce. You never know if its gonna land on on or off. Couldn't figure it out and moved on. If I think of it when I get home I can post the scripts and esp8266 firmware on github. Notes are spreadout thru various files and not comprehensive but if your a linux guy with sum experience shouldnt be to hard to figure out how to use them. Just an fyi multiple firmwares exist for them. Mine has no native wifi support for example and just has a wanna be modbus like interface that doesn't actually fit any specific protocol I'm aware of. The other ones I've never used only seen in pics etc and may operate differently. The crc if memory serves is a simple addem up and use the last 2 digits. If I ever figure out the software debounce thing on the web interface the rest did work based on my very limited testing. As for the scripts always had plans on writing a simple front end with gtkdialog but time is always a problem. If your using windows sum closed source example from manufacturer exist. I downloaded a bunch and it seems two versions exist with same version number and look identical. One doesnt work at all the other required starting which would fail then stop then try starting again and it woukd work. They require a ch340 or ch341 to operate. Man I should get back on that sometime soon.ill reply here if I get those posted and your interested. Oh almost forgot a german group wrote a firmware for the wz's and droks (firmware for both) and userland utilities as well but its closed source (or was) and I believe they only mentioned the wz model with builtin psu and wifi etc support. Its been a while since I checked on them so maybe have more info if it'd work on the smaller ones or not. Unfortunatly don't remember any names.

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[g6094199]

The wz5005e shown here with teardown and pics....

the same for the WZ6012 as its the same with 60V an 12A max.

[bm16ton]

So i had a 2nd wz5005 kicking around and just compiled opendps and flashed..boots to white screen :( So ill hafta check its pinout vs the opendps. It will be a while but ill drop a line here if I get anywhere