![]() There’s also white diodes (whilst some Hue lights only have one white diode, many have both cool and warm white diodes): In other words, there are the three primary color diodes to allow for color changes – these often appear as a single diode (an RGB one) instead of being three separate diodes. The way that Philips Hue color bulbs (and light strips) allow for 16 million color changes is by using multiple diodes on each product: In other words, a Philips Hue device that only says “White” or “White Ambiance” will not allow for full RGB color changes, but anything saying “Color” will allow this. This is possible on all Hue bulbs and light strips called “White Ambiance and Color”. So maybe it is a workaround for HA to use v1.Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Philips Hue Lightstrip V4 #shorts video – testing out the Hue Colorloop lab formula () ![]() Don’t know if this means that my bridge has only this version or if it supports multiple versions, but anyways with this version it seems to work properly. I just found out in hue essentials app (devices->Philips hue bridge->details) that it uses api version 1.50. So I think however they do it - it should be possible for HA as well. It does not matter if I change the mode from HA, from Hue app or from Hue essentials, the hue essentials app always manages to show it correctly. But another third party app called „hue essentials“ for iOS shows the state correctly. 20:39:53 INFO (MainThread) sending TURN_ON with kwargs Īlso in my case the hue app itself shows the state wrong as well. I have now done this, and testet one bulb only, to make sure it's not the group lights that’s an issue. I never said that Hue showed it wrong, I always pointed out, that this was weird As it never turns blue after setting color temperature, as HA does. So for some reason, the Hue is capable of ignoring the 1second color message. No, as you can see in my previous video, even though HA changes back to Blue, the Philips Hue still shows the correct color temperature. What happens in the Hue app if you change the color temperature from HA (or another phone running the app) ? My guess is that it will have the same issue. Now I'm confused as you guys first told me that the Hue app was incorrect too. If you don't need color, why not just use a CCT light instead of RGB ?īecause, when working with MR16, this is our only choice, no other optionĪnd finally, it seems like the hue app does it quite well in their gui, every color/white setting looks right, so why can’t the HA gui, do something similar? I don’t need color, only white temperature. ![]() How should I upgrade this bulbs firmware, as Gledopto don’t have an official gateway/bridge, and hereby no way of pushing a firmware update?Īlso, if it was possible to deactivate color option for light entities, that could be a workaround for some people, including me. I'm using non Hue bulbs and strip controllers, all having the same behavior. No response Anything in the logs that might be useful for us? Philips Hue Link to integration documentation on our website Home Assistant OS Integration causing the issue What version of Home Assistant Core has the issue?Ģ021.12.4 What was the last working version of Home Assistant Core?Ģ021.11.x What type of installation are you running? With my routine running this happens every 30 seconds. But if I go back to CT mode, HA reports it correctly and then goes back reporting it as color mode in green. The light states are reported as it should right after each update but seconds after they report the last "color mode" that they were.įor example: if I use the lights in color mode and change the color to green, HA reports it correctly. My script sends an update every 30 seconds to the lights. I have a routine that changes the brightness and the temperature of the lights according to the time (Circadian lighting). The current state of the lights aren't reported correctly to HA, the state remains in color mode even when the lights are in CT mode.
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