What type of SES-Imagotag do you have in stock?

[BeatSkip]

I'm trying to figure out what variants of imagotags people have and what hardware is inside them.

you can use the following format:

Model: model of tag you own e.g: Vusion 2.6 BWR UU340
Variant: variant of the tag e.g UU340
Display: display size, colors and resolution
MCU: e.g Axsem AX8052F143
Amount: how many do you have?
Purpose: for what do you want to repurpose the tags

if you have pictures of the externals or internals, that could be handy as well

[zy0tek]

SES-IMAGOTAG:

Vusion 1.6 BWR GL440 R2.0 (EDG2-0160-A)
MCU: Texas Instruments CC2510
Display: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2154JS0C1 1.54 BWR (152x152) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C")

Vusion 2.6 BWR GL440 R2.0 (EDG3-0260-A)
MCU: Silicon Labs FG22
Display: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2266JS0C1 2.66 Spectra Red R2.0 BWR (152x296) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C")

Vusion 2.6 F BW GL440 (EDG3-0260-A)
MCU: Silicon Labs FG22
Display: 24 Pin K0266S80038 2.6 BW (152x296) (Suspected Driver IC:"SSD1608")

Vusion 4.2 BWR GL440 R2.0 (EDG2-0420-B)
MCU: Texas Instruments CC2510
Display: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2417JS0D1 4.2 BWR (300x400) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C")

Vusion E-Tag HF 4.2 BWR NFC R.20 Waterproof
MCU: Texas Instruments CC2510
Display: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2417JS0D3 4.2 BWR (300x400) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C")

Vusion 7.4 BWR GU140 R.20 (EDG2-0740-A)
MCU: Texas Instruments CC2510
Display: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2741JS081 7.4 Spectra Red R2.0 BWR (480x800) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C")

Vusion 9.7 BWR GU110 R2.0 (EDG2-0970-A)
MCU: Texas Instruments CC2510
Display: Dual 24 Pin Pervasive Displays TE2969JS084 9.7 BWR (672 x 960) (Driver IC: Source(IST7132) / Gate(Hx8695) )

Vusion HMS RD2/220 (HRD2-0220-A) "Evaluation Sample"
MCU Silicon Labs FG22
Displays: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2213JS0E1/SE2213JS0E3/SE213JS072 2.13 BWR (122x250) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C") - Holitech HINK HE0213A1025 2.13 (122x250) (Suspected Driver IC: UC8252C)

Vusion (HRD3-0210-A)
MCU: Silicon Labs FG22
Displays: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays SE2206JS071/SE2206JS0E1 2.06 (128x248) (Suspected Driver IC:"UC8451C")

Quantity: I have multiple of each except the 9.7 inch display.
Purpose: Hobbyist, and I like E-ink displays
I can provide images at a later date.

[sagaciouszu]

Largest to smallest, all VUSION branded SES-Imagotag (before the rebrand to VUSION):

Model: VUSION 7.4 BWR GU140
Variant: GU140
Display: 7.4", BWR, 800x480
MCU: e.g Axsem AX8052F143¹
Amount: 1x
Purpose: Home Assistant information displays

Model: VUSION 4.2 BWRY
Variant: GL440
Display: 4.2", BWRY, 400x300
MCU: e.g Axsem AX8052F143¹
Amount: 1x
Purpose: Home Assistant information displays

Model: VUSION 2.6 BWR
Variant: GU411 (R2.0 is listed beside the sesimagotag logo)²
Display: 2.6", BWR, 296×152
MCU: e.g Axsem AX8052F143¹
Amount: 3x
Purpose: Home Assistant information displays

Model: VUSION 1.5 BWR
Variant: GU411 (R2.0 is listed beside the sesimagotag logo)²
Display: 1.5", BWR, 200x200
MCU: e.g Axsem AX8052F143¹
Amount: 1x
Purpose: Home Assistant information displays

Last edit: 8:40 PM EST / 7/24/25

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I'll post some photos and part numbers/e-ink displays when I'm able to set up proper lighting as I'm unpacking from moving and definitely have a few more Imagotags kicking around. I'll format this correctly later, I just wanted to get them listed before I forgot again!

Footnotes

1. I recently moved and am still sorting boxes and will fill these out as soon as I find a magnifier that isn't my phone's camera. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴

2. I don't know how much is different between a 1.0 and 2.0 device. I may still be able to get on to the main Imagotag server and check. ↩ ↩²

[zy0tek]

Also a somewhat useful reference if you're interested in a somewhat general view of the processors/displays of Imagotag products would be to look at the FCC listing pages for Vusion Group and SES-IMAGOTAG. While you can't always identify the processor associated with each device, you can see what screen the listed devices have, and occasionally you can make out the MCU.
Like the 2.1 BWRY GL340 has a CC2340 or some of their newer devices use Qualcomms QCC7?

[sagaciouszu]

Qualcomm? Weird. That's definitely a good idea especially since the FCC IDs are on all the tags too. Easy to match.

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[sagaciouszu]

Also weird that replying to an email notification creates a new comment, instead of putting it in the existing thread...

Those sound like some expensive tags if they're using Pi Computes. I remember reading somewhere that the creator of OEPL works for Pricer or Imagotag which is why there's basically nothing about them over there. Can't say I blame him if he likes his job.

[BeatSkip]

Oh he works for SES, he's pretty open about that. And that's why he isn't supporting SES tags, now or probably up to 3-5yrs after he leaves SES (this last is total guess, but typical for contract clauses)

[sagaciouszu]

Riight, that's what it is. Damn those "non-compete" clauses.

[sagaciouszu]

Makes me wonder if he'd accept merge/pull requests once this nut is cracked, I imagine as long as it's clean room it'd be fine but who knows what his contract with VUSION says. Clearly allowed to work on his own projects still, but makes me wonder if merging/supporting VUSION/SES support would violate some sort of non-compete clause.

Problem for a far later date, but a thought I had. Also not a commentary on ATC, man's gotta eat!

[zy0tek]

Also I tried flashing the various "Tag_FW_EFR32xG22" firmwares to the stock Vusion 2.6 BWR GL440 boards and it successfully connects to my OEPL host, it just doesn't work with the precompiled pinout since its not meant for them. I haven't been able to compile my own firmware with Simplicity yet but I was happy to see the devices popup in my OEPL list. I can also confirm they work with BG22/MG22 replacement MCUs if you desolder the FG22 and drop on BG22/MG22 onto the board (not sure why any normal person would do that lol)
Anyway just wanted to post a little update on my testing.

[zy0tek]

2 New devices to add to the list:

E300 2.1 BWRY BU731 (EDB2-0210-A)
MCU: Qualcomm QCC710
Display: 24 Pin Pervasive Displays 2.06 (128x248) BWRY SE2206QS073/SE2206QS061

SESImagotag (ERD3-0210-A)
MCU: ESWIN EMU32VL170-A1
Display: 24 Pin Unknown Vendor 2.06 (128x248) BWRY KE2206QSK71 (FPC-8125)

[zy0tek]

A bit off topic, and not sure this will be seen but I finally got OEPLxG22 working on the stock Imagotag EDG3 BW. I won't say its perfect but as a proof of concept im glad.