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[bug] Impossible to re-pair new device and bridge to homekit after first pair and delete #86
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I have the same problem with my home assistant and a GL-S200 Thread border router. |
Hi, |
Hi, |
Did you try using new provisioning data? |
Yup, tried all the different codes. |
I haven't tried it yet, but I found this : |
Hi,
Please, could you clarify the step 2? To decommission it, I only perform step 3 (see attachments).
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Hardware
Arduino Nano Matter
Core version
2.1.0
Arduino IDE version
2.3.2
Operating system
macOS 14.5
Radio stack variant
Matter
OpenThread Border Router device (if using Matter)
Apple TV4K and HomePod Mini
Issue description
After initially pairing the Arduino Nano Matter with HomeKit and properly decommissioning the device before deleting the bridge, it becomes impossible to re-pair the bridge to HomeKit. The first re-pairing attempt returns the expected “This accessory is not authorized” message, but subsequent attempts result in a timeout error, preventing the bridge from being added back to the HomeKit setup. This behavior is consistent across both Apple TV 4K and HomePod Mini.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
The bridge should re-pair with HomeKit without any issues after being decommissioned and deleted, even if the first attempt is unauthorized.
Actual Behavior:
The first re-pairing attempt shows “This accessory is not authorized,” but the subsequent attempts time out and fail with the error message “Accessory Cannot Be Added - Failed to establish a link with the accessory.”
Environment:
Additional Context:
This issue occurs on both Apple TV 4K and HomePod Mini, indicating that the problem is not specific to a particular device. It seems related to how HomeKit handles re-pairing after the initial decommissioning and deletion process.
Serial output
No response
RTT output (if using Matter)
No response
Minimal reproducer code
No response
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