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IRALAN / CHANCEJIN led chandeliers lights remote control via bluetooth

Open slydiman opened this issue 3 years ago • 12 comments

There are a lot of IRALAN / CHANCEJIN led chandeliers lights, which could be controlled by the bluetooth remote controller and Android/iPhone app PC.Lamper, SmartControl or similar.

It would be very useful to simulate the IRALAN remote control or the app PC.Lamper to control IRLAN lights.

Apps are available here https://new.zscbled.com/app/download Here is the store https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000314564312.html

slydiman avatar Oct 21 '20 16:10 slydiman

Yes, it would be great

new-kirte avatar May 01 '21 19:05 new-kirte

seems it use some ble type commands from app but in btsnoop_hci.log i dont see nothing similar to commands

with esp32 ble scanner and lamp in pair mode i can scan "Advertised Device: Name: , Address: aa:98:43:af:0b:46, manufacturer data: f1ff47fffe02000000100000000000"

dreamer2 avatar May 02 '21 11:05 dreamer2

I've checked now also with a BLE sniffer, but I was not able to identify the lamp yet. With btsnoop_hci.log I was not able to catch any log that's interesting I think. So... maybe it's some custom radio thing on 2.4g frequency?

golddragon007 avatar Jun 11 '21 15:06 golddragon007

@golddragon007, could it be an RF, but on 2.4Ghz frequency? How to control it then?

new-kirte avatar Jun 12 '21 12:06 new-kirte

@new-kirte Yes, I have that feeling it's some kind of RF on the Bluetooth frequency. But I can't check it as I don't have the environment and tools to analyse it. I've also disassembled the remote, but it's a stupid simple thing. My current suspicion is that this sends 2.4g signals changing by time. I.e. the different commands are determined by how long a signal is on/off (but the pairing process is more interesting how it would work). 20210612_143114 20210612_143210

golddragon007 avatar Jun 12 '21 12:06 golddragon007

Don't forget it can be controlled from a smartphone via standard Bluetooth. Look at Android apps in the first post.

slydiman avatar Jun 12 '21 18:06 slydiman

Yes, I know. I also unpacked it and converted the dex file to java, but... It didn't help me too much. I'm kinda lost...

golddragon007 avatar Jun 12 '21 18:06 golddragon007

Hi. Did anyone manage to figure out the controls?

xrays72 avatar Nov 27 '21 13:11 xrays72

I had no success as I can't see the messages for some reason. Also, the air is soo polluted with traffic that I can't find any relevant thing. :(

golddragon007 avatar Nov 28 '21 16:11 golddragon007

I added Sonoff ZBR3 relays to my ceiling lights, so now I can control them via Zigbee. I can manage all 4 modes (neutral, cold, warm, and night) via switch off/on and if you need dimming, then you can use Paulmann Cephei dimmable relay

new-kirte avatar Dec 04 '21 04:12 new-kirte

I added Sonoff ZBR3 relays to my ceiling lights, so now I can control them via Zigbee. I can manage all 4 modes (neutral, cold, warm, and night) via switch off/on and if you need dimming, then you can use Paulmann Cephei dimmable relay

Can you show this on photo ?

xrays72 avatar May 08 '22 03:05 xrays72

Hi. Did anyone manage to figure out the controls?

xrays72 avatar Aug 11 '22 11:08 xrays72

hello. I decompiled the app and reached out how to manage my lamp. I've made a service running on my raspberry and connected to Home assistant. Now I working on native HA integration. Repo: https://github.com/v1ack/smartLightConnector

But as for me there is an app called GM Smart Light

v1ack avatar Aug 27 '22 11:08 v1ack