My wifi controller returns after power on / off 4 bytes of data, like an acknowledgement. The logic of the adapter cannot parse these additional 4 bytes, so all calls after it were not parsed anymore and so the ioBroker objects are not updated. The fix includes a way to ignore these 4 bytes. Maybe there is a better way, to do it? I would also recommend to remove the buffer and parse data array directly in onData method. Don't know, why we need a buffer there.
My issue was here (after debug log enabled):
write: 81 8a 8b 96 <-- Write "Refresh command"
raw data length: 14
raw data: 81 a1 24 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 03 01 68 76 <-- Receive data, starts every time with 0x81, when there is a refresh before (contains colors r,g,b,w, power on/off, progOn, ...)
onData: raw: 81 a1 24 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 03 01 68 76
onData: {"on":false,"progNo":0,"progOn":false,"preogSpeed":100,"red":255,"green":255,"blue":255,"white":2} <-- Refresh works, can be parsed - okay
write: 71 23 0f a3 <-- Send Power On or off command
raw data length: 4 <-- The controller returns 4 bytes like an acknowledgement. These are ignored by the fix.
raw data: 0f 71 23 a3
raw data length: 14 <-- this is a normal refresh response
raw data: 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 03 01 68 75
onData: raw: 0f 71 23 a3 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 <-- The buffer now has 4 bytes ack + 14 bytes response = not parsable anymore
raw data length: 14
raw data: 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 03 01 68 75
onData: raw: 03 01 68 75 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02
raw data length: 14
raw data: 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 03 01 68 75
onData: raw: 03 01 68 75 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02
write: 81 8a 8b 96 <-- manual refresh also don't work, because the buffer has 4 bytes ack in it
raw data length: 14
raw data: 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02 03 01 68 75
onData: raw: 03 01 68 75 81 a1 23 00 61 64 ff ff ff 02
This adapter uses Sentry libraries to automatically report exceptions and code errors to the developers. For more details and for information how to disable the error reporting see Sentry-Plugin Documentation! Sentry reporting is used starting with js-controller 3.0.
ioBroker Adapter for WiFi Light
Supports LW12, LD382 and LD382A. Support for Mi-Light/LimitlessLED RGBW added.
This adapter was initialy created by @soef at https://github.com/soef/ioBroker.wifilight but not maintained any more, so we moved it to iobroker-community so that bugs could be fixed. thanks @soef for his work.
- Possible identifiers are:
red, r, green, g, blue, b, bri, sat, transition, on, off - The string can be a JSON with or without parentheses.
- You can also assign a value by =
- Range of colors:
0..255 - Range of bri:
0..100
Some Examples:
r = 100; g = 250, b = 100
r: 0, g: 0, b = 255
red: 200, green: 0, blue: 0
{r:100, b: 200, transition: 20}
off
on
{on:0}
To change the color you do not have to use all three vallues.
For example, red = 0, blue and green will stay unchanged.
- Values 0..255
- #rrggbb[ww]
Use the Adapter panel in iobroker to add an instance.
If not exists execute the following command in the iobroker root directory (e.g. in /opt/iobroker).
npm install iobroker.wifilight
In case of not working try to install the soef npm package
cd /opt/iobroker/node_modules/iobroker.wifilight
sudo npm install soef
- (mcm1957) Fix js-controller dependency
- (mcm1957) Dependencies have been updated
- (mcm1957) Adapter requires node.js 18 and js-controller >= 5 now
- (mcm1957) Dependencies have been updated
- (Apollon77) Prevent crash case reported by sentry
- (Apollon77) Prevent crash case reported by sentry
- (Apollon77) Prevent crashes when states are controlled with null as value
- (Apollon77) Prevent error logs with js-controller 3+
- (Apollon77) Added sentry for error reporting
- (foxriver76) compatibility for js-c 3
- (ldittmar) first version for the community
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