Turn off color shift during "initial_transition" #1231
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This would be great I agree. Fades don't work smoothly as it is with Phillips Hue. |
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Hi everyone,
when a light was last turned on during the night, it had a warm temperature set. When the light is activated again in the middle of the day during fade in, the brightness is ramped up as expected but also the color temperature shifts from warm to the current one. This results in a jarring color temperature shift when the light has not been used for longer period in a day.
The issue seems that the last color temperature state is remembered by the light and because "initial_transition" is set to 1 sec. both the color temperature and the brightness are transitioned. I want the "initial_transition" to be 1 sec. for the smooth brightness ramp up. But I do not want any color shift in the ramp up phase.
There is an option "separate_turn_on_commands" but it seems that it uses the "initial_transition" value for both calls.
I essentially want the color temperature to be set first directly with no transition. ("initial_transition=0" for the color temp)
And ramp up the light over 1 sec. ("initial_transition=1" for the brightness)
Is there any way I can achieve that?
Some more info: I'm using a Philips Hue Play Lightbar as the light which is triggered by a Sonoff SNZB-06P presence sensor.
Thanks in advance!
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