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Xiaomi Philips Lights integration for Home Assistant
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Google Home is not able to detect XIaomi Philips Downlight if it is unavailable #27

Closed terenceng81 closed 4 years ago

terenceng81 commented 4 years ago

Hi syssi,

I am encountering an issue that Google Home is not able to detect unavailable Xiaomi-Philips downlight.

I turn the downlight on then it is able to detect and then I assigned to a room.

After that, I turn off the downlight (HA will show unavailable for downlight), and then turn it on again.

At this time, Google Home will detect this downlight again, somehow Google Home treats it as a new device.

Fine, I proceed to add the same downlight to the same room and I found there are repeated entries in the same room for the same downlight (Google Home App > Account > Settings > Assistant > Home Control > Rooms > Bedroom 1).

I have tested official xiaomi_miio and your xiaomi_miio_philipslight, the result is same..

Seeking your kind assistance to find out is this suppose to be? Consistent power ON wont be a good solution for me as I do have a lot of physical wall switches controlling the power.

Million thanks in advance, Terence

syssi commented 4 years ago

Could you provide your configuration.yaml of the component? Did you set the "model" there?

terenceng81 commented 4 years ago

Could you provide your configuration.yaml of the component? Did you set the "model" there?

Yes, I did set the model. anything wrong with the configuration?

light:

terenceng81 commented 4 years ago

It seems working, just I have to switch on the device 1 time for adding it to the Google Home.

platform: xiaomi_miio_philipslight name: Philips Altar Downlight host: 192.168.8.177 token: XXX model: philips.light.downlight

1 more question, may I know whether "philips.light.zystrip" is supported? I can't find it in the official documents, will it be supported in the future? Thanks!

syssi commented 4 years ago

Do you own the device and are you able to provide some testing? I would like to implement/support the device.

syssi commented 4 years ago

Yes the model is called philips.light.downlight.

terenceng81 commented 4 years ago

It seems okay for

Do you own the device and are you able to provide some testing? I would like to implement/support the device.

Thank you for your reply syssi.

Yes, I own the device perhaps almost all xiaomi products.

I can provide you the remote access to my HA or you could let me know what I can help for the implementation/support?

syssi commented 4 years ago

Let's talk about the new device support here: https://github.com/syssi/philipslight/issues/24