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Unable to find and pair Philips Hue lights (LCT001) #1878
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Solved by buying a dimmer switcher. Power on all lights, hold O/I buttons near each light until it stops blinking. Launch a light scan in the Phoscon web app and the 3 Hue bulbs were instantly discovered. So it's seems it's the only reliable method currently! |
Had the same problem and tried @madshell workaround, but not get success with it.
After those procedure each lamp discovered quickly by the deconz. Maybe this app was the cause the problem, maybe not, but this workaround worked for me. |
I have the same problem with LCT001, SW: 5.130.1.30000.
Conbee is working fine as I was able to pair an Hue LLC020 and can control it without problems. |
I'm very happy with my ConBee+Phoscon setup, I've meshed 35+ ZigBee devices together without much hassle so thank you for the great dev work.
My only problem is that I can't pair 3 Philips Hue E27 RGB bulbs. I don't have the dimmer switch so I have tested all the other methods that I've heard of:
I'm litteraly stuck with no sign of life of Hue lights in the Deconz ecosystem whereas I can pair the bulbs very easily with the v1 bridge Hue app (iOS) even after a Hue bridge factory reset. What am I missing? Could this be a bug in latest firmware version with too old Hue bulbs?
My Pi setup:
The 3 hue bulbs:
Connected devices:
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