Closed MTrab closed 5 years ago
It appears you've defined channels for rgbww, but then set up a rgb light - so I'm not really surprised that the white channels aren't getting changed. Do you see a different result if you use platform: rgbww
instead of platform: rgb
?
Sorry - for some reason I posted the wrong version of the config. I have updated the initial post now, with the correct config.
With RGB I don't have the while levels (obviously) and dimming works - althou I can't set a true white as it doesn't use the white channels.
With RGBWW as platform it is as described in the issue.
This is intentional - white_value doesn't scale with brightness as otherwise it would be impossible to only control the white channel of a light. It's not ideal but a limitation by Home Assistant (and needs to be fixed there, see also https://github.com/home-assistant/architecture/issues/123)
Operating environment/Installation (Hass.io/Docker/pip/etc.):
Hass.io
ESP (ESP32/ESP8266, Board/Sonoff):
Sonoff B1
Affected component:
Dimming the light
Description of problem: When dimming the light, you first have to set brightness to 0%, which dims the color LEDs. After this you can dim the white light using white level. When calling the brightness from ie. Google Home thru Home Assistant, it's only the brightness that is adjusted - hence no brightness is set when using white light.
Problem-relevant YAML-configuration entries:
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