Open bksnbriefs opened 1 month ago
That suggests that, for some reason, the plugin isn't connected to the device. You won't get errors because you've manually added hosts - so it trusts you know what you're doing. First, I'd suggest removing the hosts section and let it auto discover the device. Unless you segment your network, you shouldn't need a hosts section. Also check if the device is locked.
@kiwi-cam - Thank you! Your suggestion to remove the hosts section and let the plugin auto discover the device worked!
{ "platform": "BroadlinkRM", "name": "BroadlinkRM", "hideScanFrequencyButton": false, "hideLearnButton": false, "hideWelcomeMessage": false, "_bridge": { "username": "redacted", "port": redacted },
This is the code I have so far: { "platform": "BroadlinkRM", "name": "BroadlinkRM", "hideScanFrequencyButton": false, "hideLearnButton": false, "hideWelcomeMessage": false, "hosts": [ { "address": "redacted", "mac": "redacted", "isRFSupported": true, "isRM4": true } ], "_bridge": { "username": "redacted", "port": redacted } }
I am able to see the see the "Learn" and "Scan Frequency" toggles in HomeKit. When I attempt to toggle the "Scan Frequency" button, my plugin log immediately says: "[BroadlinkRM] [INFO] Learn Code (Couldn't learn code, device not found)"
I've tested the scan frequency function in the Broadlink App and I am able to successfully learn and execute these RF codes in the app (they are on the 434.1 MHz frequency according to the App). I just can't get it to learn the hex code from within HomeKit.