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| projects:xiaomi-flora [2016/11/02 20:06] – [Xiaomi Flora Plant Monitor teardown and analysis] emeryth | projects:xiaomi-flora [2020/02/12 16:16] (current) – emeryth | ||
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| ====== Xiaomi Flora Plant Monitor teardown and analysis ====== | ====== Xiaomi Flora Plant Monitor teardown and analysis ====== | ||
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| print "Soil fertility:", | print "Soil fertility:", | ||
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| + | ==== Historical data ==== | ||
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| + | The device stores historical data when not connected that can be later synchronized. | ||
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| + | I have not figured it out yet, but looking at the dumps it seems to work by writing an address to handle 0x003e and the reading data from handle 0x003c. | ||
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| ===== Firmware hacking ===== | ===== Firmware hacking ===== | ||
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| I have no interest in changing the firmware, since you can already get all data you need from the original firmware. | I have no interest in changing the firmware, since you can already get all data you need from the original firmware. | ||
| - | But if you really want to know, the device supports OTA firmware update and there is a header with SWD on the PCB, although I was unable to connect | + | But if you really want to know, the device supports OTA firmware update and there is a header with SWD on the PCB, although I was unable to connect |
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