João Vieira

As of 2.4.0 you can ignore a light by setting `blacklist` to `true`, e.g.: ``` { "bridge": { "name": "Raspberry Pi" }, "accessories": [{}], "platforms": [ { "platform": "yeelight", "name":...

In your logs you will have some lines like: ``` [Yeelight] Received advertisement from ae78s. [Yeelight] Device ceiling3-ae78s supports brightness ``` Replace the `ae78s` with whatever shows in your case.

From what I can see this is working now, probably after the changes from @okonet. In 2.4.0 I pushed a fix for updating the Home app with the correct "color"...

Initial support for controlling power, brightness and the color of the backlight (also known as ambilight) of devices that have it is now in 3.0.0-beta.0. 🎉 As I don't have...

I would recommend looking into homebridge [child bridges](https://github.com/homebridge/homebridge/wiki/Child-Bridges) which is a easy way of having this plugin run on its own process and not blocking the main bridge when bulbs...

Hmm never saw this one and didn't even find any property `latest` being read by our code.

Should be fixed in 2.4.0. 👍

Initial support for controlling power, brightness and the color of the backlight (also known as ambilight) of devices that have it is now in 3.0.0-beta.0. 🎉 As I don't have...

Perhaps the wifi connection to the bedside lamp is weaker? I would suggest decreasing the timeout (to say 1000ms) and increasing the number of retries to at least 3.

Thanks for #164! I was also experiencing this problem and it solved it for me.