I have 4 bulbs, but when running the discovery, the list always contains only one element.
Initially, I thought that perhaps these are different models using a modified protocol.
After a brief search, I discovered the following: for your device to be visible during scanning, it MUST be enabled in the official Yeeligh application. The option is called Lan Control, and such an option is not available in the Xiaomi SmartHome application, for example. You can read more about it here, https://getyeti.webflow.io/posts/how-to-control-yeelight-and-your-smarthome-with-yeti, but I'll duplicate it because links on the internet are not always reliable.
Tap on your light
Tap on the arrow to open an option menu (eject icon)
Now select the LAN Control option
Finally, enable the LAN Control by tapping on the switch. It will become green once the LAN control is enabled.
Immediately after enabling this option, the device will be detected.
I have 4 bulbs, but when running the discovery, the list always contains only one element. Initially, I thought that perhaps these are different models using a modified protocol. After a brief search, I discovered the following: for your device to be visible during scanning, it
MUST
be enabled in the official Yeeligh application. Theoption is called Lan Control
, and such an option is not available in the Xiaomi SmartHome application, for example. You can read more about it here, https://getyeti.webflow.io/posts/how-to-control-yeelight-and-your-smarthome-with-yeti, but I'll duplicate it because links on the internet are not always reliable.Immediately after enabling this option, the device will be detected.