Thanks. Unfortunately, this is a bit above my head.
On my konnected board I simply had 6 “zones”, each of them connected to a motion sensor. There are all those GPIOs (from 0 to 17) and I am not sure which one I should set to what. 
On your connected board are they labeled D1 to D8 and RX etc.?
In Tasmota in the module parameters (not in the template) it will show those same D#'s, e.g. D1=GPIO5, D2=GPIO4, D3=GPIO0, D4=GPIO2, D5=GPIO14, D6=GPIO12, D7=GPIO13, D8=GPIO15, RX=GPIO3.
I believe D1, 2, 5, 6 & 7 are I/O and RX is I and D8 is O only. So if you have 6 input zones then you are using all available inputs. Do you not have an alarm (siren) output?
I just found this - Zone to GPIO Pin Mapping : Konnected Help & Support. There is that alarm output (which I am not using).
I am still confused regarding tasmota settings. Which module type should I choose? Generic (18)? Or create one of my own where I set those specific GPIOs as switches?!
You can either create one using the template function or just enter the values directly, either way you use generic (18) as the base. Konnected sold various hardware the original was a simple NodeMCU ESP8266 which had 7 zones, 6 were inputs and D8 being output only was typically used for a siren. There are other GPIO’s available with Tasmota but these have issues (e.g. toggle at boot up) so are not recommended.
Hello GST, does this now mean that a Konnected Board can now be migrated to Tasmota Edge? Also one of my Konnected sensors is a DHT11 Temp/Humidity sensor–will that work?
Yes, I switched 3 Konnected boards to Tasmota firmware and Edge driver. It works great and of course local so instant response. I don’t have a temp/humidity sensor on my alarm setup, only separate devices so can’t answer that but don’t remember seeing that in the Edge driver although it is most certainly in the firmware so should be possible to add.
There is another option, you can use Tasmota firmware and MQTT if you don’t mind setting up a broker such as Mosquitto on a RPi or NAS. I like this approach as you can interface other devices and it’s slightly more flexible but more complex to initially setup. I went this route on several other NodeMCU boards and it was the initial solution for my alarm before hongtat resolved the driver issues.
Would I be able to use my Konnected Pro (ESP32) with this Edge driver to make it local?
I think so @hongtat could confirm.
Try setting up as a Tasmota Switch with TH (Temp/Humidity) profile, then add more child switches as needed.
If you have sensors, add Tasmota Contact sensor, then add more child sensors as needed.
If you can flash with Tasmota firmware, then it should work.
Hongtat and gst,
Mostly Success ! I was able to connect 6 out of 7 devices on one of my Konnected ESP8266s. 3 LEDs, 1 Buzzer, and 2 contact sensors. I was not able to hook up the DHT11 T/H sensor. I configured it as a relay in the Tasmota configuration and as a T/H switch profile in the Tasmota Driver. Thankyou for all your help gst and Hongtat.
I also have my Konnected ESP8266s running. I want to thank @gst again for his support and @hongtat for the driver.
It would be very nice if we could add a “motion sensor” category in the driver, showing the status as active/inactive. I currently have PIR sensors showing as open/closed. @hongtat, maybe you can add that feature in a future update.
I created a virtual device and linked status so it shows the typical active/inactive but agree it would be better if the driver did this to avoid additional steps.
@hongtat
Sonoff POW still does not show the right values in the application (energy total). It often happens that the values are not refreshed in the application.
Now the app shows that energy total and active power are the same???
The latest version 2022.10.6 can switch profile to motion sensor in the settings and the number of contact/motion sensors has increased to 8 now.
Can you check whether the latest version 2022.10.6 is able to show the correct energy values?
Updated and can switch the profile to motion sensor. Thanks!
An update: I was able to hook up the T/H sensor, it was actually a DHT22 and I coded it as a AM2301 in the Tasmota configuration. I followed Hongtat’s suggestion to configure it in Tasmota Edge as a switch with the T/H switch profile. The ST app displays temperature and humidity. In Alexa the T/H switch device is displayed but without any T/H information. I would like to be able to ask Alexa for this T/H information. Let me know if anyone has any ideas on how to do this.
Is this the latest driver?
I don’t have the option for motion sensors.
