The lights in question:
- two "NEEWER-RGB650"
- one "FS150 5600k"
Operating system:
NeewerLite-Python version:
Changing any of the lights to any scene in the scene/anm mode works normal with just the two RGB lights, however after I connect the FS150, the lights just don't see the scene commands anymore? HSI and CCT modes still work with all 3 lights connected though.
The first time I connected the fs150 was the first time I started addressing the lights by their mac addresses instead of all at once (because the fs150 doesn't have RGB and I wanted to control it separately). So I thought it was an issue with that, even when sending the scene commands to all of the lights using "lights=*" like I normally would instead of using their mac addresses, it still didn't work.
Also, when sending the different commands to the different lights, I am giving a good amount of delay between each command (about 0.5 sec I think) and like I said before, all other types of commands work being sent separately between the lights.
This could be related to #90 but I had zero problems with sending the scene commands to the two RGB lights before I started using the third light, and the real confusing thing is that there is no error message? The http server just says the command was sent with no issues, though it obviously was not as none of the lights were doing anything.
The only other thing I can think of, besides the third light being connected somehow causing issues, is that before I was using an older version of the app (v0.13) and I had to get the newest to be able to connect to it in the first place. (at least I think, all I know is I couldn't get it to connect, so I got the latest version and it was able to connect)
I don't actually remember if I tried just the 2 RGB lights without the fs150 connected after I had downloaded the latest version, so there is a very real possibility that the scene mode is just broken on the HTTP server in the latest version, and I also didn't test the GUI or command line (because the GUI was sort of broken on the previous version I was using, and I didn't have PySide downloaded to run the new version)
The problem is I don't really have access to the lights at the moment, so I can't really test what I didn't get to test right now, but as soon as I can get my hands on them again I will update this with what I find.
The lights in question:
Operating system:
NeewerLite-Python version:
Changing any of the lights to any scene in the scene/anm mode works normal with just the two RGB lights, however after I connect the FS150, the lights just don't see the scene commands anymore? HSI and CCT modes still work with all 3 lights connected though.
The first time I connected the fs150 was the first time I started addressing the lights by their mac addresses instead of all at once (because the fs150 doesn't have RGB and I wanted to control it separately). So I thought it was an issue with that, even when sending the scene commands to all of the lights using "lights=*" like I normally would instead of using their mac addresses, it still didn't work.
Also, when sending the different commands to the different lights, I am giving a good amount of delay between each command (about 0.5 sec I think) and like I said before, all other types of commands work being sent separately between the lights.
This could be related to #90 but I had zero problems with sending the scene commands to the two RGB lights before I started using the third light, and the real confusing thing is that there is no error message? The http server just says the command was sent with no issues, though it obviously was not as none of the lights were doing anything.
The only other thing I can think of, besides the third light being connected somehow causing issues, is that before I was using an older version of the app (v0.13) and I had to get the newest to be able to connect to it in the first place. (at least I think, all I know is I couldn't get it to connect, so I got the latest version and it was able to connect)
I don't actually remember if I tried just the 2 RGB lights without the fs150 connected after I had downloaded the latest version, so there is a very real possibility that the scene mode is just broken on the HTTP server in the latest version, and I also didn't test the GUI or command line (because the GUI was sort of broken on the previous version I was using, and I didn't have PySide downloaded to run the new version)
The problem is I don't really have access to the lights at the moment, so I can't really test what I didn't get to test right now, but as soon as I can get my hands on them again I will update this with what I find.