Open maumaumaumaumau opened 9 months ago
To power the lamp always is no option?
Yes it is, but it's a project for the future. I was just wondering, if we can overcome that issue, because that's the only real downside compared to OFW.
Do you expect the last state of the device is retrieved from the Home Automation first? If the last state doesn't matter you could add a turn_on
statement to the on_boot
section to speed things up. Also turning off transitions will feel like better responsibility.
I experimented a little. By commenting out all restore_mode: lines and adding the following, did not improve the situation at all:
esphome:
on_boot:
priority: 750
then:
- light.turn_on:
id: ceiling_light
brightness: 100%
cold_white: 0%
warm_white: 100%
I'm facing the same issues. Any solution in the meantime?
No sorry, I tried the priority and the transition option. Maybe I did something wrong, as I'm not too experienced with esp programming.
How is the experience when:
In my case the light turns on directly without any delay. If the pause between "off" and "on" is too long, I have a delay turning on the lamp again. I am wondering what cause this behavior.
I replaced the built-in board with an ESP32 S3 WROOM (T-ETH-Lite ESP32-S3). Using the S3 board, the lamp is almost instantly on after power cycle. MAYBE the stock firmware is slightly faster. I can't compare it side by side. But with the S3 it is MUCH faster than with the built-in board.
Finally I decided to use a Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32S3 and replaced the build-in board. The lamp turns on without delay now.
Hi, I noticed, that yeelight lamps with standard firmware are starting blazing fast, where as esphome flashed lamps require 1-2 seconds to turn on. Not only that is a a hassle for presence sensors, but also guests think lamps are broken, if lamps don't turn on instantly.
Is there a way to improve that behavior?
BR mau