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dustindclark / homebridge-globalcache-itach

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Switch doesn’t remember state #10

Open jeffwhalen opened 3 years ago

jeffwhalen commented 3 years ago

I have this controlling an old receiver and when I turn on the switch in HomeKit it works great and turns on the receiver, but when I leave the home app and come back the switch resets itself back to off. Is there a setting I add in the config to get the switch to be stateful?

alecksjaycubd commented 1 year ago

Same problem, but it seems the developer had abandoned this one. No responses in quite awhile.

dustindclark commented 1 year ago

I no longer have a device. I reached out to Global Cache, but they never sent another one to test with.

alecksjaycubd commented 1 year ago

I found a different way to do what I need to do so I have a few itach flex Wi-Fi’s hanging around. I’m happy to send you one if it will help. I know there are others out there who would love that plug-in to work. Sent from my iPhoneOn Oct 1, 2022, at 1:20 PM, Dustin Clark @.***> wrote: I no longer have a device. I reached out to Global Cache, but they never sent another one to test with.

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dustindclark commented 1 year ago

Is it specifically this issue that you're looking to fix? Or is there something else broken?

I know this specific issue is fixable based on other plugins I've written. The state obviously could get out of sync, but you could toggle to recover from this scenario (assuming you have separate command for on/off). If the commands are the same, this won't work. Happy to make it stateful for separate on/off commands with a device.