Sonoff S60

Sonoff’s ESP32-C3 smart plug: the S60TPG (UK, Type G) and the S60TPF (Europe, Type E/F), the same board behind different pins. The stock firmware calls it SN-ESP32C3-S60-01. This folder holds or links everything specific to the S60; the tooling it shares with other Espressif plugs is in tools/espressif/.


Chip	ESP32-C3 (4 MB flash)
Relay	GPIO4
Status LED	GPIO5, not inverted
Power meter	CSE7766 on UART, RX GPIO7, 4800 baud, even parity
Button	GPIO9, active low, pull-up
Board variant	read from GPIO6, GPIO10 and GPIO19 with pull-ups at start-up; it chooses the meter’s correction factor (1.02 or 1.00)

Tasmota: the official release, unchanged, given this template - {"NAME":"Sonoff S60TPG","GPIO":[1,1,1,1,224,544,1,3104,1,32,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1],"FLAG":0,"BASE":1} - and a settings record the bridge fills the Wi-Fi into, from artifacts/tasmota-settings-template-*.bin, captured from a plug on the pinned release by tools/espressif/capture_tasmota_template.py when a release changes its layout (docs/updating-firmware.md). Its names on the network: docs/device-names.md.
ESPHome: esphome.yaml; what it reports and how to change it: esphome.md. Home Assistant adopts a converted plug from this file’s path, its package_import_url, so moving the file means building a new image, as in 2.3.0. The mover that changes a plug’s memory layout is mover.yaml.
Flash layout: Sonoff’s, which ESPHome keeps and Tasmota replaces with its own (artifacts/sonoff-s60-partition-table.bin); the recovery Safeboot and the repartitioning route are tools/espressif/safeboot/.
Calibration: the factory values in the stock NVS and the board’s factor, read by tools/autoflash/calibration.py.
How it is converted and what happens on the plug: docs/what-happens.md, docs/technical-details.md.