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Colorpicker sending strange values #50

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rayzor187 opened this issue Apr 19, 2016 · 3 comments
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Colorpicker sending strange values #50

rayzor187 opened this issue Apr 19, 2016 · 3 comments

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@rayzor187
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rayzor187 commented Apr 19, 2016

Hi

I have everything up and running and so far its working good!

But i have an issue. When using the Colorpicker i get strange values from the Bridge in to OpenHAB.

If i tell siri to change the color to RED i get 3 commands in return (see below). And when converting those from HSB to RGB it gets wrong, in this case pure white.

It is converting the last HSB value recieved and in this case its white so in a way that is correct. But if you convert the middle command from HSB that would give you bright blue?! So none of the lines are correct... also it does not seam to update elegato eve when the color has been changed from the OpenHAB app.

From the Bridge

  • Vrum_RGBball received command 100
  • Vrum_RGBball received command 240,100,100
  • Vrum_RGBball received command 0,0,100

Sent to the lamp

  • Vrum_RGBball_send received command 255,255,255

Running OpenHAB 1.8.1, Homekit bridge installed on a Linux computer and controlling from a iPhone 6 with elegato eve.

any ideas?

@htreu
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htreu commented Apr 20, 2016

I will have a look into it. Since I don't own a RGB lamp myself this very well might be a bug.

@rayzor187
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Thanks! I'll look closer tonight and see if I can find something.

@htreu
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htreu commented May 18, 2016

since I don't own any RGB lights I did a test with the Hue-emulator. The colours are exactly like I tell Siri in the command. Thus "change the color to red" will actually set the color of the emulated lamp to red.

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