Closed jwp2033 closed 3 years ago
I'm not home right now to test, but my recollection is that response time from button press to scene activation is sub-second. I'm running in Docker on a Synology DS1019+. May not be a good comparison—I'm not on RA2 Select. I'm using a Caséta Pro bridge.
I was playing around and it almost acts like it is waiting for something to send the press… it I tap on then off, the light comes on quickly but then 5 or so seconds later the off comes through and turns it back off. Tired setting clicktime to 5 but home bridge just kept crashing. I don’t use double presses or long presses.
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On May 5, 2021, at 4:15 PM, rwgunther @.***> wrote:
I'm not home right now to test, but my recollection is that response time from button press to scene activation is sub-second. I'm running in Docker on a Synology DS1019+.
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You should see the pico data in the homebridge log. That should be real time. I would not change the click time.
You should turn logging on so you can see when the pico registers and then when the command is sent to homebridge.
What are you using for your HomeKit hub? AppleTV, iPad, HomePod?
I have 2 atv 4K and a hp mini. In the logs I press and immediately see: [192.168.0.182] Bus Data: ~DEVICE,5,4,3 [192.168.0.182] Bus Data: ~DEVICE,5,4,4
Then a second or sometimes longer later I see: RONNIES - Off single press
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On May 5, 2021, at 7:48 PM, Robert Nilsson @.***> wrote: You should see the pico data in the homebridge log. That should be real time. I would not change the click time.
You should turn logging on so you can see when the pico registers and then when the command is sent to homebridge.
What are you using for your HomeKit hub? AppleTV, iPad, HomePod?
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Can you share the pico portion of your config file?
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It seems to take a good 2-10 seconds from a pico button press until HomeKit shows it receives the press (animating the button tile). I have it set to use several picos i have to control non Lutron lights, and do so by having HomeKit set a scene. Is there any way i can speed this up? I’m running a home bridge docker container, but have the vm set to use the max the host Mac can handle. This machine is normally idle, but is also used to host a nas, and iTunes library sharing. Would it run faster if i were to install a home bridge instance on the Mac itself, just for pico support? The main reason i use the container is to get around some ffmpeg issues with Mac OS.