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Lost the ability to read temperature #27
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You can remove homebridge from iOS Home app, and add it again.
On 2017年1月6日 +0800 04:35, jul9000 <notifications@github.com>, wrote:
Hi,
I was successfully using HomeBridge with both yeelight and aqara plugins. I had no issues at all until today, when I've decided to change the location of my Xiaomi Temperature and Humidity Sensor. I also wanted to clear the temperature history within the Xiaomi Home app, so I decided to remove the device there. After doing this, I have paired it again. Unfortunately in the iOS Home app the sensor doesn't show the temperature anymore! The weird thing is that the humidity is still there, but the temperature "box" says "No connection".
I have already recreated the whole homebridge setup:
1. removed all the files in /accessories
2. removed all the files in /persist
3. changed the name of the bridge in config.json
The sensor showed up, shows humidity without problems, but not the temperature.
Another weird thing, is that the Xiaomi Home app shows both the humidity and temperature just fine (so the sensor itself isn't damaged).
What's wrong? Can you help me?
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I've already tried that multiple times, unfortunately without success:
What else can I try? Is there a way to access some kind of logs? I've tried to run "homebridge -D", but nothing really happens... |
I got two Temperature and Humidity Sensor. Always got issue with one temperature information. And the other one works well. |
Worst thing is that I had it working just fine, but suddenly it stopped working. I've also tried to unpair and pair again the sensor with the gateway, using the Xiaomi Home app. The readings shows up just fine there, only the Apple Home app can't get the temperature. I have to say, it's frustrating ;) It looks like homebridge is able to connect, but doesn't get the correct reading:
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I have no idea.
As long as the device works in Mijia app, it should work in homebridge too.
On 2017年1月6日 +0800 18:27, jul9000 <notifications@github.com>, wrote:
Worst thing is that I had it working just fine, but suddenly it stopped working.
I've also tried to unpair and pair again the sensor with the gateway, using the Xiaomi Home app. The readings shows up just fine there, only the Apple Home app can't get the temperature. I have to say, it's frustrating ;)
It looks like homebridge is able to connect, but doesn't get the correct reading:
* when homebridge is running the sensor status says: "no answer"
* but when homebridge isn't running the sensor status says: "unavailable"
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Is it possible that negative readings causes this issue? It's quite cold right now in Poland (-12C). I've seen some reports of similar problems in other homebridge plugins. EDIT: nope, moved the sensor inside, still the same :( |
You are not alone, also my temperature sensor doesn't working... just the humidity. |
Yep, you can't rely on them too much. Mine was suddenly showing readings yesterday for a couple of hours, then disappeared and reappeared today... I'm wondering what's causing this? Isn't there any way to debug? Thankfully, communication between the gateway and the Xiaomi app works fine, so all the automation can be handled there :) |
After missing for one day. It's now back to be normal for two days. I didn't do any changes.
Best Regards,
Tru
… 在 2017年1月6日,下午6:26,jul9000 ***@***.***> 写道:
Worst thing is that I had it working just fine, but suddenly it stopped working.
I've also tried to unpair and pair again the sensor with the gateway, using the Xiaomi Home app. The readings shows up just fine there, only the Apple Home app can't get the temperature. I have to say, it's frustrating ;)
It looks like homebridge is able to connect, but doesn't get the correct reading:
when homebridge is running the sensor status says: "no answer"
but when homebridge isn't running the sensor status says: "unavailable"
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Even to me now it's magically work (the only thing I did is unplug and replug the gateway). |
I found the solution: you need to deselect the option of status (so you don't see the temperature in homepage but just in the right room where the sensor is place). |
Unfortunately, I cannot confirm this solution. |
Hi,
I was successfully using HomeBridge with both yeelight and aqara plugins. I had no issues at all until today, when I've decided to change the location of my Xiaomi Temperature and Humidity Sensor. I also wanted to clear the temperature history within the Xiaomi Home app, so I decided to remove the device there. After doing this, I have paired it again. Unfortunately in the iOS Home app the sensor doesn't show the temperature anymore! The weird thing is that the humidity is still there, but the temperature "box" says "No answer".
I have already recreated the whole homebridge setup:
The sensor showed up, shows humidity without problems, but not the temperature.
Another weird thing, is that the Xiaomi Home app shows both the humidity and temperature just fine (so the sensor itself isn't damaged).
What's wrong? Can you help me?
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