Fonction coloreffect sur barre de Led

Jezza34000 · Septembre 2, 2021, 1:11

Hello,

Petit souci avec mon déconz, j’ai des barres de LED avec lesquelles je souhaiterai faire fonctionner le mode « effet »

Mais j’obtiens toujours la réponse suivante :

Erreur lors de la requete : 127.0.0.1:8484/api/xxxxxxxxxxxxx/lights/3/state(PUT), data : {"effect":"colorloop"} erreur : 901 => Internal error, 951

Toutes les autres commandes fonctionne nickel sauf le coloreffect.
En fouillant sur le net j’ai trouvé que ma barre de led supporter plusieurs mode :

effect_list:
- « blink »
- « breathe »
- « okay »
- « channel_change »
- « finish_effect »
- « stop_effect »

J’ai essayer de remplacer colorloop par une des informations ci-dessus mais rien n’y fait toujours la même erreur.

Avez-vous une idée ?

                    {
    "etag": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "hascolor": true,
    "lastannounced": null,
    "lastseen": "2021-09-02T13:09Z",
    "manufacturername": "Heiman",
    "modelid": "TS0503B",
    "name": "MeubleTV",
    "state": {
        "alert": "none",
        "bri": 254,
        "colormode": "xy",
        "effect": "none",
        "hue": 11868,
        "on": true,
        "reachable": true,
        "sat": 194,
        "xy": [
            0.3855,
            0.1546
        ]
    },
    "swversion": null,
    "type": "Color dimmable light",
    "uniqueid": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:d2-01"
}

Merci

HugoVal11 · Septembre 2, 2021, 2:54

Alors la, je crois qu’il y a un truc bizarre, je viens de voir les mêmes valeurs mais pour state/alert

github.com/dresden-elektronik/deconz-rest-plugin

deCONZ implements `state.alert` differently from the Hue bridge.

opened 12:58PM - 08 Aug 17 UTC

closed 08:49PM - 10 Sep 17 UTC

ebaauw

deCONZ implements a light `state.alert` (or a group `action.alert`) differently …from the Hue bridge. Philips Hue lights don't react to`{"alert": "select"}` from deCONZ. When issuing the _Identify_ command from the deCONZ GUI with an _Identify Time_ of 1, the Philips lights don't react either. With an _Identify Time_ of 2 or larger, the light reacts, and indeed they react to `{"alert": "lselect"}`. I notice, however, that the light blinks in power on default state. If memory serves, with the Hue bridge they would blink using the current state. The deCONZ `{"alert": "select"}` works with IKEA, OSRAM, and ubisys lights, and with the innr RB 162. The innr UC 110 don't react, but, on the good part, they don't lock up as they do after a `{"alert": "select"}` from the Hue bridge. According the Hue documentation: > The alert effect, is a temporary change to the bulb’s state, and has one of the following values: “none” – The light is not performing an alert effect. “select” – The light is performing one breathe cycle. “lselect” – The light is performing breathe cycles for 15 seconds or until an "alert": "none" command is received. > Note that this contains the last alert sent to the light and not its current state. i.e. After the breathe cycle has finished the bridge does not reset the alert to "none". > breathe cycle | The light or lights do one smooth transition from the current state to a higher brightness in the current color to a lower brightness in the current color and back to the original state. Indeed, the Hue alert looks like a `Breathe` _Trigger Effect_, but then stopped after a second (for `select`) or 15 seconds (for `lselect`). I'd love to sniff the commands sent by the Hue bridge, but I would need to recover the network key created by the Hue bridge before BitCatcher can decrypt them. How would I do that?

Ça ne correspondrait pas a la commande « effect », mais a la commande d’identification

					<attribute id="0x0000" type="enum8" name="Effect identifier" required="m" default="0x00">
						<description>The effect identifier field specifies the identify effect to use.</description>
							<value name="Blink" value="0x00"></value>
							<value name="Breathe" value="0x01"></value>
							<value name="Okay" value="0x02"></value>
							<value name="Channel change" value="0x0b"></value>
							<value name="Finish" value="0xfe"></value>
							<value name="Stop" value="0xff"></value>
					</attribute>
					<attribute id="0x0001" type="enum8" name="Effect variant" required="m" default="0">
						<description>The effect identifier field specifies the identify effect to use.</description>
						<value name="Default" value="0x00"></value>
					</attribute>

C’est la même commande qui allume la lad en bleu/vert/rouge sur les appareils legrand.