@Paul362 

Thanks for the informations. No these firmware aren't public and support has to affect them to your MAC Addresses to receive the update.

Mine is 1.3.4 Build 250520 Rel 153523.

I continue to suffer random intermittent issues with the device losing configuration, which I then have to set up as a new device via the Tapo App.

This is after I've tried the different firmware releases TP-Link support has provided.

 

Using the power button on the left side of the smart plug seems to cause a random chance that the configuration will be lost. Most often when turning off, but I've had it at least once when turning it on.

 

I have been testing whether I get issues if I use the Tapo App to power on and off the P110 smart plug. And so far, that has been working fine, and the smart plug turns off and on without loss of configuration. I've passed this information, along with flashlog file, back to TP-Link technical support and am waiting for any update from them.

TP-Link have supplied me with another new firmware (1.3.4 Build 250527 Rel.110651) which I've tested.

Testing the P110 v1.0 hardware smart plug's power on and off showed no issues with loss of configuration, and the button press itself was back to as before - just a short press to power off/on.

 

However, I cannot provide TP-Link support with the flashlog file, as any request to the embedded web server responds with a "200 OK" message. Suggesting something has changed or is not working for that element in this test firmware.

 

I think progress is being made, at least for my issue, but I can't quite confirm things are fully fixed.

  @Paul362 

OK good news. For my part they provide me a debug firmware for one P110 Plug but I am unable to reproduce the bug I had 2 days ago on the 1.3.4 production version... It's a crazy random bug....

  @jeepcook 

 

TP-Link tech support has confirmed to me that they removed the flashlog function in this latest firmware because they have identified the root cause of the problem and fixed it.

 

I've been asked to monitor my plugs to see if I see any further issues.

 

So far, for me on firmware 1.3.4 Build 250527 Rel.110651, everything seems to be working again.

 

I now need to apply it to the remainder of my P110 devices, as some are set not to automatically update the firmware as they're supporting key devices that are on 24/7.

Ok great news if they find and fixed the bug. But now when this firmware will be available I won't have enough confidence to update everything !!!

  Glad I found this thread, I have the same issue on my P110, I'll check the firmware version when I get home.

 

I hadn't noticed it was connected with switch off, but that makes sense, and certainly was the case this morning.

 

 

  @Wayne-TP 

Ok thank you for the information. So finally you managed to reproduce the case?