Closed 400HPMustang closed 3 years ago
That's really odd because it should already be forcing the increments of 5 (see here). I haven't updated to iOS 13 yet, so I can't test it myself, but I will take another look once I update. For now, you probably just need to get accurate with your slider, or use Siri.
If you turn on debugging, you could double check what values are getting sent to the bed
just did a quick test with debugging. Set the right side to 100 with Siri, then set it down to 53% with the slider, bed stopped at 70% and then I set it back to 45% with Siri
Interesting, so it looks like it actually drops down to 60 before re-inflating to 70. I think it must be receiving those changes out of order or something, because when you move the slider by hand it sends a bunch of changes. I think the way forward would be to delay sending a change for a couple seconds to let the slider stabilize. It wouldn't be perfect but it would probably be good enough.
Sounds like a good plan to me. That way if I don't nail it first try on the slider, I have a one or two seconds to get it to the correct spot. Maybe make a config option?
I added a debounce that is configurable but defaults to 2 seconds. Let me know if you have any issues.
With the latest homekit/iOS updates it's harder to manually adjust the bed sliders in the home app. If you stop on a number that's not a multiple of 5 as the bed is inflating/deflating the bed will just stop adjusting.
Example: Bed is inflated to 100%, adjust the slider to 53% bed will stop at whatever the current firmness is, in my case it was at 70%.
Solution: Is it possible to force increments of 5 in the homekit slider? or in the Sleep-IQ plugin round to the nearest 5% increment?