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Philips Hue Dimmer not showing up #1039

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jaspervanisterdael opened this issue Aug 22, 2024 · 1 comment
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Philips Hue Dimmer not showing up #1039

jaspervanisterdael opened this issue Aug 22, 2024 · 1 comment

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@jaspervanisterdael
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Description

I've added a Philips Hue Dimmer to my Physical Hue Bridge. I connected this bridge to my DiyHue bridge. When i log in to the DiyHue WebUI --> Devices; The Philips Hue Dimmer is not visible.
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Errorlog:

diyhue_log_2.zip

Steps to reproduce

  1. Connect Hue Dimmer to Physical Philips Hue Bridge
  2. Connnect Hue Bridge to DiyHue Bridge

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If diyHue does not star use "uname -mrs"
Hue-Emulator Version: 2.0.15
Architecture: x64
OS: Homeassistant
Os version: 2024.8.2
Os release: 13.1
Hardware: Intel NUC

Upload debug tar

This can be downloaded from the webUI.
DiyHue > Bridge > Brdige Control > Download debug > Full debug
Do not upload from Force config dump, Force config dump contains sensitive information
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[diyhue_log_2.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16710004/diyhue_log_2.zip)


### What DiyHue version(branch) are you using?

master (latest)
@hendriksen-mark
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hendriksen-mark commented Aug 22, 2024

Hi, only lights are imported from the original hue bridge, you can use mqtt to import zigbee switches.
If i find some time i will look if this is also possible for the original bridge.
The problem that coms with this is that the original bridge does not push changes related to switches, what this means is that we only can pull changes from the bridge.
The consequences of this is that there will be a delay in between operating the switch and getting the response in diyhue.
Mqtt works with push changes so there is no delay from getting changes.

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