Sonoff TX

Important Safety Warning

Attention: 220 AC is very dangerous. Get help from an electrician to connect 220 AC wires to the Sonoff device.

Initial Power-Up

When you power up the device, it will broadcast a WiFi network named "HomeHome-XXXXXX" with the password "homehome".

The device LED will NOT blink when it gets power. After setup is finished, the LED will blink after 30 seconds (3 times) when the device restarts.

Device Setup

You will see a captive portal for device setup. If it doesn't start, disconnect from WiFi, unplug-plug the device, and reconnect to WiFi.

1. Select device type: "Sonoff TX Double Switch OR Sonoff TX Roller Shutter/Blind".
2. Select switch type: "Momentary".
3. Enter your GMAIL address used on your Android Phone.
4. Enter a static IP (optional). It is recommended to set this now to avoid resetting the device. Alternatively, manage static IP via your router.
5. Select your Home WiFi and enter its password. If your network is not listed, enter the SSID manually. Ensure the password is correct for network connection.
6. Save settings and start the Apple HomeKit application to add the accessory. Wait 1-2 minutes for auto-registration to HomeHome.app.
7. For Roller Shutter/Blind setup: Set open-close time via the http local server (refer to step 10).

Apple HomeKit Setup

You can pair HomeKit within 90 seconds after restart. The pair code is 111-88-111.

Select your room and assign a name to your device. Important: Unplug and plug the device again after successful pairing.

If you do not use HomeKit, wait 3 minutes for 3 LED blinks. Enter your device's IP address (from step 10) into a web browser. Enter your full Gmail address to connect to the HTTP server. Click the "Settings" button, activate "Skip HomeKit Pair Standby Time", and then click "Restart Device".

Google Home Setup

Open the Google Home app on your Android phone.

Tap +, then "Set up device", then "Works with Google", search for "+HomeHome", and log in.

Important: For Google Home functionality, send your Gmail address and device ID (XXXXXX) to info@homehome.app for activation.

Ensure your Gmail address matches:

• Your Android phone account.
• Your +HomeHome login account.
• Device setup (step 3).
• WEB UI Setup (step 9).

WEB UI Setup

Access the WEB UI at: https://smart.homehome.app

You must register your device by signing in with the same Gmail account. Click the "Manage" tab and activate the Device ID (XXXXXX) by unplugging/plugging or restarting the device via the HTTP server.

HTTP Server and 3rd Party App Control

Accessing the HTTP Server

Enter your device's IP address into a web browser.

Q: Where to find the IP address?

A: Long-press the accessory in the HomeKit app to see its IP address. Alternatively, find the device's MAC address (XXXXXX) in your router's DHCP list.

Enter your full Gmail address (with @gmail.com) in the server interface.

3rd Party Apps

You can control HomeHome.App with third-party applications. Your email address must be a Gmail address. Do not add "@gmail.com" for HTTP GET requests.

• Turn on 1st relay: https://ip.address/1/on?myEmail
• Turn off 1st relay: https://ip.address/1/off?myEmail
• Get all relay states: https://ip.address/all?myEmail

All state replies are in an array format, e.g., [0,1,2,2], where 0 = off, 1 = on, 2 = none. 1-2-4 relay devices use the same firmware; the example shows a 2-relay device with the first relay off and the second relay on.

[Sonoff Touch 433MHz] Features

Important: The RESET button (GPIO 0) is the same as the 1.Button (GPIO 0). Do not hold the 1. Button for 10 seconds, as this will clear all settings and initiate WiFi network broadcasting (HomeHome-XXXXXX).

433 RF Learn Mode

Press and hold the 1.button of the Touch switch for 3 seconds; you will hear a sound. Then, long-press your 433MHz remote button. Repeat for the 2.button.

433 RF Clear Mode

Press and hold the 1.button of the Touch switch for 5 seconds; you will hear a longer sound and stop. Repeat for the 2.button.

Extra Features

• HomeKit Remote Control: Use HomeKit without needing an iPad, Home Pod, or Apple TV in your home.
• Voice Control: Control your device with "Hey Siri" or "OK Google".
• Scenes & Routines: Create custom scenes or routines for full automation.
• OTA Updates: Over-the-air updates will be provided if needed.
• Local HTTP Server Security: You can disable the local HTTP server for enhanced security.
• Device Naming: Change the device name in the local HTTP server settings for WEB UI and Google Home.
• Power Failure Recovery: The "Turn Back" switch feature restores the device to its last position on power failure.
• Local Mode: Set the device to work offline (without internet). When enabled, Google Home and the Web interface are unavailable. The device must be registered first (with internet connection) to use this feature. HomeKit (if paired) and the local HTTP server can still be used. The device must always be connected to a router.
• IP Address Check: Long-press the accessory in the HomeKit app to view the device's IP address.

Support

For support, visit: https://homehome.app/support

For further assistance: info@homehome.app

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Document Information

Download PDF: http://homehome.app/support

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