Expanding tuya config in docs

[lmcd]

It turns out that Tuya device configuration, as seen in the Tuya Pinout Config page of the docs is documented more fully on the official Tuya website.

See here: https://developer.tuya.com/en/docs/iot/product-firmware-information-configuration-instructions?id=K9s9rhj59ov2z

By cross-referencing another dump here, and matching default values, we can discern what some of the undocumented fields are: https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic4000734.html

gmkr, gmkg, gmkb = Gamma gmwr, gmwg, gmwb = White balance

We could update the docs on your website with the more extensive descriptions from the Tuya website.

[szupi-ipuzs]

For lights there seem to be a detailed description of UPK keys here (it's for bluetooth but I don't think it matters).

[lmcd]

There is also source code that details exactly how these values are used: https://github.com/tuya/tuya-iotos-embeded-sdk-wifi-ble-bk7231n

For example, I was wondering what a gamma value of 1-100 represents, and found that the gamma correction algorithm is actually implemented here, based on the gmkr, gmkg, gmkb, gmwr, gmwg, gmwb config values

[kuba2k2]

Oh WOW, I never realized that some of the keys are in the public SDK! That's great, I'll try to add more keys to the docs.

[fonix232]

A few more definitions that seem to be missing, based on https://github.com/tuya-cloudcutter/tuya-cloudcutter.github.io/blob/master/devices/lsc-3008407-led-light-strip-1.0.18.json :

• CS: SPI CS pin
• SCL: SPI SCK pin
• miso: SPI MISO pin
• mosi: SPI MOSI pin
• mic: Microphone input pin (in this specific case it's a low resolution/quality mic used for equaliser animation purposes)
• micproc: I suspect this is a type definition for a microphone processor, or maybe a sampling rate
• irpin: yet another IR pin definition
• irfuncs: a set of IR functions. Mapping is unclear, seems to assign numeric values to IR bytes.