The WiZ G95 and WiZ C35 lights colour temperature ranges from 2000 to 4500.
I've successfully tested both with echo '{"method":"setPilot","params":{"temp":2000}}' | nc -u -w 1 192.168.30.10 38899.
Can you adjust the _set_colortemp method in bulb.py to be less restrictive?
From my testing with these lights, anything less than 1000 kelvin, or more than 12000 kelvin results in an "Invalid params" response. Thankfully the light seems to have its own check - if you command 1000 kelvin, it will default to 2000 (and 12000 defaults to 4500).
Hopefully the above is true for all other WiZ lights.
Perhaps use:
def _set_colortemp(self, kelvin: int):
"""Set the color temperature for the white led in the bulb."""
if kelvin < 1000:
kelvin = 1000
elif kelvin > 12000:
kelvin = 12000
self.pilot_params["temp"] = kelvin
The WiZ G95 and WiZ C35 lights colour temperature ranges from 2000 to 4500. I've successfully tested both with
echo '{"method":"setPilot","params":{"temp":2000}}' | nc -u -w 1 192.168.30.10 38899
.Can you adjust the
_set_colortemp
method in bulb.py to be less restrictive? From my testing with these lights, anything less than 1000 kelvin, or more than 12000 kelvin results in an "Invalid params" response. Thankfully the light seems to have its own check - if you command 1000 kelvin, it will default to 2000 (and 12000 defaults to 4500).Hopefully the above is true for all other WiZ lights.
Perhaps use: