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thomasloven / hass-plejd

🔹 Plejd BLE integration for Home Assistant
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Adding DWN-02 #39

Closed Kimrobin98 closed 10 months ago

Kimrobin98 commented 1 year ago

Hi, i curently have 18 plejd downlight in different rooms, previously these showed up as dimmers but they have now turned in to swiches. That means im unable to dim the ligts at the moment. I get that the DWN-02 might not be supported yet, but i would atleast like to get the dimming backup, and if possible the color temprature control would be an awsome addition.

thomasloven commented 1 year ago

Could you go into the Integration settings, download the Diagnostic data and send that to me?

Depending on your setup that data may contain your address and/or map coordinates, so feel free to send it by email.

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Kimrobin98 commented 1 year ago

You should have the diagnostics in your mailbox now, im realy amazed by the fast replay. Thanks againg! :)

Kimrobin98 commented 12 months ago

any updates?

thomasloven commented 11 months ago

I hope DWN-01 and DWN-02 should work now. They seem to report as non-dimmable from the cloud API data, though, which is odd.

Could you perhaps help with collecting some data for the color temperature?

By adding the following to your configuration.yaml file and restarting hass with release 0.3.4 installed:

logger:
  default: warn
  logs:
    custom_components.plejd: debug
    pyplejd: debug

This should give a lot of output to the file home-assistant.log or your console depending on how you run Home Assistant. There, the interesting parts would be lines starting with: 2023-10-11 20:57:56.230 DEBUG (MainThread) [pyplejd.ble] DIM Message: b'... or 2023-10-11 20:58:23.029 DEBUG (MainThread) [pyplejd.ble] Unknown cmd (b'...

If you could capture a few lines like that which appear when you change the color temperature, there might be some interesting information in them. Obviously knowing roughly which line relates to what action would be absolutely fantastic, but I realize it can be a lot of data and really hard to know what you catch.