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Version 5 bridge broken #17

Closed jasonmhite closed 7 years ago

jasonmhite commented 7 years ago

It looks like #7 broke support for my version 5 bridge. I noticed this after upgrading Home Assistant the other day, suddenly my Limitlessled hub stopped responding. Working through it, it looks like there isn't any response from the bridge. E.g.

from limitlessled.bridge import Bridge
from limitlessled.group.rgbw import RGBW

b = Bridge("...", port=8899, version=5)
l = b.add_group(4, "lamp", RGBW)

l.on = True

does nothing, whereas if I downgrade to the commit tagged as 1.0.2 it works fine. Am I just doing something wrong? I'm willing to do the legwork to debug this and fix it, but I need a little guidance.

corneyl commented 7 years ago

@jasonmhite This should be fixed in v1.0.8, can you check this?

happyleavesaoc commented 7 years ago

@jasonmhite any update?

ypollart commented 7 years ago

Hi there, I'm also here because I can't get Home Assistant to control my lights, although it worked in the past.

I've got a v5 bridge and got exactly the same problem, even with 1.0.8.

My lights do not seem to receive any command using the lib, whereas the milight android app works like a charm.

Using the example code under python CLI does nothing.

jasonmhite commented 7 years ago

@happyleavesaoc Ah, sorry been busy at work. I'm not using LimitlessLED anymore, but I pulled them out and it seemed to work with the newer version for my basic tests. Just tried turning a bulb on and off.

ypollart commented 7 years ago

I've tested the v1.0.8 again and it's working fine. I've been struggling with my setup for a few days and I figured out that my network configuration was to blame. My RPI and the Wifi bridge are not on the same subnet and my RPI did not have a route for reaching the bridge, so the UDP packets were sent to oblivion.

@jasonmhite I think you can close this issue.