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# Generic Tasmota
# Generic Tasmota

This [Enapter Device Blueprint](https://github.com/Enapter/marketplace#blue_book-enapter-device-blueprints) is meant to integrate with any [Tasmota](https://tasmota.github.io/docs/) device. **Tasmota** is opensource firmware, it runs on the ESP32 & ESP8266 chip. Tasmota firmware forms the basis for a lot of smart relays, smart sensors, smart sockets including loads of commercial vendors like [Nous](https://nous.technology/). But the ESP32 & ESP8266 essentially are very small webservers on a chip, and you can include them in any circuit board, so the combination of a chip, the tasmota firmware, and this blue print enables you to connect any device to the enapter cloud.

The blueprint essentially is a wrapper around the Tasmota interface. It enables all commands which are supported by the tasmota device. This makes it a very powerful interface, but it also exposes a potential security thread. You should probably disable some commands on the tasmota firmware, or disable the generic command in this blueprint and only enable the once for your use case.

## Setup

The Tasmota device and the gateway must be able to communicate with each other over a local IP, so make sure that they are linked to the same network.
The Tasmota device and the gateway must be able to communicate with each other over a local IP, so make sure that they are linked to the same network.

For any specific questions about Tasmota look at the [Tasmota docs](https://tasmota.github.io/docs/).

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