tuyaopen-peripheral-led

name: tuyaopen/peripheral-led description: >- TDL LED indicator control for TuyaOpen: find, open, set on/off/toggle, flash, and blink with configurable patterns. 指示灯、LED、开关灯、闪烁、呼吸灯。 when_to_use: >- Use when the user wants to control an indicator LED: turn on/off, toggle, flash, or blink with a pattern.

id: peripheral-led surfaces: [embedded] tags: [led, gpio, indicator]

TuyaOpen TDL LED Indicator

⛔ Always drive an LED through the tdl_led component

An LED — onboard or an extra GPIO LED you wire — is always driven via the tdl_led component: register it (TDD) with tdd_led_gpio_register(LED_NAME_n, …), then control it with tdl_led_find_dev / tdl_led_open / tdl_led_set_status / tdl_led_flash / tdl_led_blink.

Do NOT toggle an LED with raw tkl_gpio_write / tal_gpio_* — even if the user says "GPIO47 high = on" and a one-line write looks easier. Raw GPIO loses flash / blink / toggle patterns and the software-timer management, and breaks the TDD→TDL→App layering the project relies on. "It lights up" is not the bar.

// ❌ BAD — raw GPIO, no component
tkl_gpio_init(TUYA_GPIO_NUM_47, &out_cfg);
tkl_gpio_write(TUYA_GPIO_NUM_47, TUYA_GPIO_LEVEL_HIGH);

// ✅ GOOD — register on the next free slot, drive via tdl_led (see Steps below)
tdd_led_gpio_register(LED_NAME_2, &led_cfg);          // usr_board (TDD)
TDL_LED_HANDLE_T h = tdl_led_find_dev(LED_NAME_2);    // app (TDL)
tdl_led_open(h);
tdl_led_set_status(h, TDL_LED_ON);

onchip-gpio is for non-LED digital pins only. If the load is an LED, you are in the right skill — keep going; do not fall back to onchip-gpio.

Choose the right path first

Each LED is a named slot turned on by its own enable flag, chained 1→4. There is no LED count integer — you do not set a total. To make an extra slot available, enable that slot's CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_N flag (see chaining rule below).

Chaining rule (SDK Kconfig): ENABLE_LED_2 requires ENABLE_LED, ENABLE_LED_3 requires ENABLE_LED_2, ENABLE_LED_4 requires ENABLE_LED_3. Slots must be enabled contiguously — you cannot enable slot 4 without 2 and 3. The board already enables its own slots, so to add one extra you enable the next flag. A LED_NAME_N macro is #defined only when its ENABLE_LED_N is set, so #if defined(LED_NAME_N) guards still gate your code.

Before adding an extra LED, count how many the board already registers:

# How many tdd_led_gpio_register() calls in the active board file?
grep -c tdd_led_gpio_register boards/T5AI/TUYA_T5AI_BOARD/tuya_t5ai_board.c
# Or count led entries in .tuyaopen/board-context.md

Then, with N = board slot count and your extra at slot N+1:

enable flag      = CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_<N+1>=y   /* makes the next slot available */
next free macro  = LED_NAME_<N+1>              /* register / look up under this  */

Examples:

On TUYA_T5AI_BOARD today the BSP registers one onboard LED (slot 1, LED_NAME) → one extra wire → enable CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_2=y, register LED_NAME_2. That is a special case, not a universal rule.

Do not edit SDK src/peripherals/led/Kconfig for normal app work. Set options in app_default.config.

Do not register under a name the board already uses — pick the next free LED_NAME_N slot.

Step 1 — Kconfig / app_default.config

Onboard LED only

Most T5AI boards (e.g. TUYA_T5AI_BOARD) already have:

# boards/T5AI/TUYA_T5AI_BOARD/Kconfig
select ENABLE_LED

No line needed in app_default.config unless ENABLE_LED was disabled elsewhere. Default: slot 1 enabled, LED_NAME → "led".

Extra GPIO LED(s) — enable the next slot flag

1. Count board LED registrations (N).
2. For each extra LED, enable the next slot flag (chained — enable every flag from ENABLE_LED_2 up to the one you need). In source/embedded/app_default.config:

CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_2=y     # makes slot 2 (LED_NAME_2) available; one extra on a 1-LED board
# for a second extra also add CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_3=y, etc. (max slot 4)
# optional rename of the slot you use, e.g. for slot 2:
# CONFIG_LED_NAME_2="led_ext"

3. In usr_board, register each extra LED on the next free slot:

   • First extra when board has 1 → tdd_led_gpio_register(LED_NAME_2, …)
   • First extra when board has 3 → tdd_led_gpio_register(LED_NAME_4, …)

4. In app code, use #if defined(LED_NAME_N) / tdl_led_find_dev(LED_NAME_N) for that same slot macro.

T5AI-Board example (board N=1, one extra): CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_2=y, register LED_NAME_2.

After any hand-edit to app_default.config, refresh before build (see skill tuyaopen/build, section After editing app_default.config manually):

cd source/embedded
tos.py clean -f && tos.py build

Verify both:

• .build/cache/using.config → CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_2=y
• .build/include/tuya_kconfig.h → #define ENABLE_LED_2 1 and #define LED_NAME_2 "led2"

A successful build with stale tuya_kconfig.h still compiles without LED_NAME_2 — features silently disappear at compile time.

Step 2 — Driver registration (TDD)

Onboard LED

board_register_hardware() registers the onboard LED — no app TDD code.

Read GPIO and active level from the led device in .tuyaopen/ide/board.json (looked up by its ID:):

## led — Indicator LED
Pins: led=GPIO1(high)

Extra GPIO LED → usr_board

Read skill hardware-vibe-coding/peripheral-drivers/usr-board/SKILL.md for CMake wiring.

Register the second device name (LED_NAME_2), not LED_NAME:

/* usr_board/usr_board.c */
#include "usr_board.h"
#include "tdd_led_gpio.h"
#include "tal_api.h"

#define USR_EXT_LED_GPIO           TUYA_GPIO_NUM_28   /* from user / ide/board.json */
#define USR_EXT_LED_ACTIVE_LEVEL   TUYA_GPIO_LEVEL_HIGH

#if defined(LED_NAME_2)
static OPERATE_RET __usr_register_ext_led(void)
{
    TDD_LED_GPIO_CFG_T led_cfg = {
        .pin   = USR_EXT_LED_GPIO,
        .level = USR_EXT_LED_ACTIVE_LEVEL,
        .mode  = TUYA_GPIO_PUSH_PULL,
    };
    return tdd_led_gpio_register(LED_NAME_2, &led_cfg);
}
#endif

OPERATE_RET usr_register_hardware(void)
{
    OPERATE_RET rt = OPRT_OK;
#if defined(LED_NAME_2)
    TUYA_CALL_ERR_RETURN(__usr_register_ext_led());
#endif
    return rt;
}

Call order in user_main():

tal_sw_timer_init();          /* required before tdl_led_open() */
board_register_hardware();
usr_register_hardware();      /* after board, before TDL open */

Check the device note and other devices' pins in .tuyaopen/ide/board.json for reserved pins — e.g. on T5AI-Board, GPIO28 is also spk_en (speaker enable). Pick a free GPIO or accept the conflict.

New LED IC (not GPIO)

If the LED uses an I2C/SPI controller IC not in the SDK, create tdd_led_<ic>.h/.c and implement tdl_led_driver_register() with the required callbacks.

Step 3 — Application (TDL)

Headers

#include "tdl_led_manage.h"

Usage template

tal_sw_timer_init() must run before tdl_led_open().
Flash/blink uses software timers; without init the device can crash on first timer use.

#include "tal_api.h"
#include "tdl_led_manage.h"

void user_main(void)
{
    tal_log_init(TAL_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, 4096, (TAL_LOG_OUTPUT_CB)tkl_log_output);
    tal_sw_timer_init();          // call early — required before any TDL open
    tal_workq_init();

    /* Prerequisite: board_register_hardware() already called */

    /* Find LED device */
    TDL_LED_HANDLE_T led_hdl = tdl_led_find_dev(LED_NAME);
    if (NULL == led_hdl) {
        PR_ERR("LED device '%s' not found", LED_NAME);
        return;
    }

    /* Open */
    tdl_led_open(led_hdl);

    /* Control */
    tdl_led_set_status(led_hdl, TDL_LED_ON);      // turn on
    tdl_led_set_status(led_hdl, TDL_LED_OFF);     // turn off
    tdl_led_set_status(led_hdl, TDL_LED_TOGGLE);  // toggle

    /* Flash at 1 Hz (500 ms half-cycle) */
    tdl_led_flash(led_hdl, 500);

    /* Close */
    tdl_led_close(led_hdl);
}

API Reference

Custom Blink

TDL_LED_BLINK_CFG_T blink_cfg = {
    .cnt                    = 3,            // blink 3 times (TDL_BLINK_FOREVER = loop)
    .start_stat             = TDL_LED_ON,
    .end_stat               = TDL_LED_OFF,
    .first_half_cycle_time  = 200,          // on for 200 ms
    .latter_half_cycle_time = 800,          // off for 800 ms
};
tdl_led_blink(led_hdl, &blink_cfg);

Kconfig reference (read-only — set via app_default.config)

Slots are 1–4 in SDK Kconfig and chained — enable every flag from ENABLE_LED_2 up to the slot you need. Enable one flag per extra device (board + usr_board), not a single total count.

Agent checklist (extra GPIO LED)

1. Read .tuyaopen/board-context.md and board source — count N = LEDs already registered by BSP.
2. Enable the next slot: CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_<N+1>=y (add every chained flag up to it; max slot 4).
3. tos.py clean -f && tos.py build — verify .build/include/tuya_kconfig.h has #define ENABLE_LED_<N+1> 1 and the LED_NAME_<N+1> macro you need.
4. Add usr_board/ — register each extra on LED_NAME_(N+1), LED_NAME_(N+2), … (do not reuse board slots).
5. Wire usr_board into CMakeLists.txt` (see usr-board skill).
6. tal_sw_timer_init() before any tdl_led_open().
7. board_register_hardware() then usr_register_hardware().
8. App: #if defined(LED_NAME_N) + tdl_led_find_dev(LED_NAME_N) for the same slot(s).

Troubleshooting

Reference example

SDK: examples/peripherals/led/ (onboard LED only, single LED_NAME).