Closed jeanaaaa closed 3 years ago
Hi there and thank you for asking this.
You are basically right, I completely forgot to mention anything about that. Even worse, I also forgot to write that down in my own documentation of my Home Assistant. But I checked my rpi4 and found the commands I used, so I hopefully can fix that.
First I have to mention, that I'm running the Supervised installation of Home Assistant, therefore I have root access to the host system. Short version: Through SSH to the host system, I used "hcitool scan" to find the Divoom Pixoo and then used "sudo rfcomm connect hci0 my:ma:c_:ad:dr:es 1" to connect to it. Long version: I basically followed the instructions from https://www.pcsuggest.com/linux-bluetooth-setup-hcitool-bluez/
I'm not sure if there was anything more, but I'm pretty sure that from there on, the code I worked on had no connection issues. I hope it helps.
I've updated the readme with some more documentation. Hopefully it helps. Feel free to contact me, if there is still something I've missed or that is unclear.
Hello, Thanks for sharing your work.
I added the following configuration into configuration.yaml: notify:
and I am encountering the following error : 2021-02-06 17:09:41 WARNING (SyncWorker_0) [custom_components.divoom.notify] Pixoo connection lost (errno = 107). Trying to reconnect for the 1 time.
I think that my device isn't automatically paired by your component.
How did you paired your device ?