Closed rogiervdberg closed 4 years ago
What do you see when it goes to "sleep"?
The plug-in will ping the device every five seconds and mark it as 'inactive' if it disconnects from the network.
I can still turn the tv on in the home app, but nothing happens. The console log displays the commands send, but nothing happens.
Thanks!
Rogier
On 1 Dec 2019, at 20:10, Cameron notifications@github.com wrote:
What do you see when it goes to "sleep"?
The plug-in will ping the device every five seconds and mark it as 'inactive' if it disconnects from the network.
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Hi @rogiervdberg
I've made a few changes to better manage when the Broadlink device drops packets - basically utilising the device state when sending codes. This might help with the "sleep" issue you're having. Could you try installing from git: npm install -g git+https://github.com/AlexanderBabel/homebridge-broadlink-rm
and see if it helps the issue? This should install fine over the top of your current installation. You should see version 4.0.4 if this has installed OK.
Let me know how it goes. If you don't have any issues I'll get it updated on npm for all to use.
I tried it and it works!
I have also updated to a better usb adaptor to feed the Broadlink, this also helps in my experience.
Thanks!!
Rogier
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Hi @rogiervdberghttps://github.com/rogiervdberg
I've made a few changes to better manage when the Broadlink device drops packets - basically utilising the device state when sending codes. This might help with the "sleep" issue you're having. Could you try installing from git: npm install -g git+https://github.com/AlexanderBabel/homebridge-broadlink-rm and see if it helps the issue? This should install fine over the top of your current installation.
Let me know how it goes. If you don't have any issues I'll get it updated on npm for all to use.
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Fix is included in v4.0.4. Will be updated in NPM once a bugfix in v4.0.5 has finished being tested.
My setup is working fine, but after a couple of hours the broadlink keeps going to 'sleep'. The Broadlink does not react to interaction and I have to unplug the device and plug it back in. After that it works again. Homebridge does not give a error when the device is in 'sleep' mode.
Is there a solution to keep the device from going into standby/sleep mode?
Thanks!
Rogier