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Describe the bug
LED dimmer can not be controlled after some time, since the dimmer value rises to absurd values. "Smooth transitions for LED" (Flag 18) is enabled.
Firmware:
Version 1.17.555
Device: Magic Home single channel Wifi LED controller
Chip: BL602
Device config:
Default, using MQTT, Flags 10, 12, 18 active
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Power on, use / toggle the light normally
After extended power on time (days), LED channel value rises to absurd values (i.e., over 100.00), and keeps rising by itself, see first screenshot.
Cut the power, turn on again
Value rises very fast, exceeding the upper limit of 100 (second screenshot)
Software thinks light is "off" (red button color), despite it being already (physically) on
Press Toggle Light button
Press Toggle Light button again, LED dimmer value decreases, reaching 0 after some time.
From there on, normal operation, i.e., LED values are clamped at 0 and 100.
This bug is not deterministic, sometimes it appears after a few hours, sometimes after days. Manually setting the brightness to 0 or 100 does not work, neither via "normal" web-UI, nor via "Web Application". Only way to workaround is cutting the power and quickly toggling the light twice, as described above.
Screenshots
Bug during operation:
Bug after reboot:
Additional context
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Describe the bug
LED dimmer can not be controlled after some time, since the dimmer value rises to absurd values. "Smooth transitions for LED" (Flag 18) is enabled.
Firmware:
Default, using MQTT, Flags 10, 12, 18 active
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
This bug is not deterministic, sometimes it appears after a few hours, sometimes after days. Manually setting the brightness to 0 or 100 does not work, neither via "normal" web-UI, nor via "Web Application". Only way to workaround is cutting the power and quickly toggling the light twice, as described above.
Screenshots
Bug during operation:
Bug after reboot:
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: