Closed darrenkhu closed 4 years ago
Delete your device from Broadlink app, add it again using AP Mode, kill the app after the Broadlink connects to your Wifi and do not complete the setup then you will see your Broadlink RM 4 discovered in logs
Delete your device from Broadlink app, add it again using AP Mode, kill the app after the Broadlink connects to your Wifi and do not complete the setup then you will see your Broadlink RM 4 discovered in logs
I had a similar issue with RM4 mini - this worked like a charm - @kiwi-cam would you be kind enough to put this in the Readme.md. I had virtually given up, until I came across this. @Faisalthe01 Eid Mubarak... :)
Delete your device from Broadlink app, add it again using AP Mode, kill the app after the Broadlink connects to your Wifi and do not complete the setup then you will see your Broadlink RM 4 discovered in logs
I had a similar issue with RM4 mini - this worked like a charm - @kiwi-cam would you be kind enough to put this in the Readme.md. I had virtually given up, until I came across this. @Faisalthe01 Eid Mubarak... :)
Glad you got it working. Eid Mubarak to you too.
Need to clarify a few things:
Edit: Works! Turns out in all the resetting i've been doing i've accidentally resetted my config file. Thank you so much
I am having some challenge getting this to work.
I installed homebridge using the official homebridge imageee. https://github.com/homebridge/homebridge-raspbian-image/wiki/Getting-Started
Then I installed homebridge-broadlink-rm-pro v4.2.8. However it doesn't seems like it discovered my broadlink eventho connected to the same wifi network.
Things I have tried:
Would appreciate some help in getting this resolved.
Thank you