Open TB-SE opened 2 years ago
Just to be clear, the proxy is nowhere near any type of electronic interference, like my router of anything else that could cause issues with BT or WiFi.
I've also used the following original parameters in the yaml config, the results are basically the same.
esp32_ble_tracker:
scan_parameters:
interval: 1100ms
window: 1100ms
active: true
Try decreasing interval
to, say, 550ms.
Try decreasing
interval
to, say, 550ms.
Mmmm, not sure. Initially it seemed to have helped a bit, but after a while I basically got the same result. I've been running this new config for 4h.
Some of them have all of their sensors exposed and some have only a few, or non at all. The most problematic seems to be the battery sensors, it's pretty much 50/50.
Hey there @jesserockz, mind taking a look at this issue as it has been labeled with an integration (bluetooth_proxy
) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!
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Hello- I have some diferente miflora sensors (HHCCJCY01). tHE older works fine with esphome bluetooth proxy (firmware version of the miflora 3.3.5). But some news with firmware version 3.3.6, not works. not detected. The home assistant detect its by integrations, but not detect devices and entitys. If i setup de yaml with platform: xiaomi_hhccjcy01, not working too
any idea or any test i can do? thanks a lot
Everything now seems to work as intended for me, except for the fact that my Mi flora batteries started to drain really fast. Any tips/settings anyone wants to recommend?
Home Assistant: 2022.10.1 Supervisor: 2022.09.1 Operating System: 9.0 Frontend: 20221006.0
Current ESP32 yaml config:
My main and for the moment only goal (I have no other BT devices), was to connect my Mi Flora sensors through the proxy instead of a BT-adapter. Using my adapter (ZEXMTE BT-505) and the Xiaomi BLE integration works almost flawlessly, but I can't get them to update properly or being "discovered" by the proxy. As I mentioned, removing them doesn't seem to get them rediscovered (even after a system reboot). Not sure tho if the discovering issue has to do with the proxy or my Home Assistant setup.
Some of the individual sensors (light, temperature, moisture, conductivity and battery) update sometimes when I restart Home Assistant, but never after that. Below is a copy of my proxys log when (!) it kinda works after a system reboot. Has anyone had the same experience?