Where do you see it ? I’m not using Matter (un)fortunately (even I don’t think it’s relevant in this case frankly), but anyway, my mem util is max. 96MB.
Because Homey “OS” restarts it, as it’s above mem limit.
Where do you see it ? I’m not using Matter (un)fortunately (even I don’t think it’s relevant in this case frankly), but anyway, my mem util is max. 96MB.
Because Homey “OS” restarts it, as it’s above mem limit.
I hope this hasn’t been answered too many times before - I couldn’t find the answer, though.
I have a group that consisted of two Ikea bulbs. One of them died, so I figured I’d change to Hue. I can add the new bulb, but when it’s added I get an error saying the app couldn’t communicate with the device while setting dim to 1 (or something). Just in case Ikea and Hue couldn’t co-exist, I removed the Ikea bulb from the group, but I’m still getting the same error and the Hue bulb isn’t controlled throught the app.
Am I doing something wrong here? If I create a new group, it works with the Hue bulb - but the whole idea here was to not have to change my flows.
Anyone have any ideas?
Hi,
Love the app
Trying to Group Third Reality Smart Soil Moisture sensors (Battery,Temperature and Humidity %)
I can group all of them, but only temperature and battery is available
Does the group app support Humidity? Fukt is humidity in norwegian ![]()
Would like to get the average humidity for 5 sensors
I have a couple of lamp groups all controlled via flows using < group > device.
I recently noticed that if/when a < group > device is turned on the status isn’t updated in web-app or mobile app (Android) even though everything works as supposed. I.e. I can’t trust the status neither on web-app or mobile app… But when managed “directly” the status is reflected properly.
Annoying as I have to turn the lamps on and off manually to ensure the status is correct.
All < groups > contains 3, 4 and 6 IKEA TRÅDFRI bulbs.
I re-created two < groups > recently but the issue remains.
Any idea how/where to troubleshoot?
How do I add lights to a group. I no longer see a maintenance option
The maintenance option is still there, unless you mean native Homey grouping option.
Thank use, I had used the native group. Once I changed it worked
For the past week, my groups have stopped updating. I’ve tried repairing them, but unfortunately that doesn’t seem to work.
Are there any troubleshooting steps I can try to resolve this issue?
Diagnostic ID: 57eeeecf-d244-4a59-befe-98503bd61a5b
Hi @Jamie,
I’m seeing two issues with the < group > app and wanted to check whether these are known problems or whether you’ve seen similar behaviour before.
For context, I’m currently running < group > app v3.3.0. However, I still have some older group devices that were originally created under v2.4.304, alongside newer groups created under v3.3.0.
I have an older group called Downstairs Lights, created under v2.4.304.
I’ve since created two newer groups under v3.3.0:
I want to include both of these newer groups inside the existing Downstairs Lights group.
If I run Repair on Downstairs Lights, both Dining Lights and Kitchen Lights appear in the device selection list and I can select them.
However, after completing the repair, they do not appear to have actually been added.
If I go to:
Downstairs Lights → Advanced Settings → Devices
the two newer groups are not listed, and they do not appear to participate when controlling the Downstairs Lights group.
So it looks as though the older group can see and select the newer v3.3.0 group devices during Repair, but the membership change is not being saved/applied.
I reproduced this again immediately before generating a diagnostic report.
Diagnostic for Issue 1: 3AF235CC
I would normally consider simply recreating the older < group > devices under v3.3.0. However, I’m currently constrained by a separate issue with the native Homey Alexa integration, where newly created Homey devices/groups are not being discovered by Alexa.
My existing older < group > devices are already known to Alexa and continue to work correctly through the native integration, but any newly created groups cannot currently be discovered. Because of that, recreating my older groups would risk losing existing Alexa voice control with no way to discover the replacement groups.
So at the moment I’m effectively restricted from recreating all of the older groups, which is why being able to repair/update them successfully is quite important.
I’m also seeing intermittent warnings when opening some < group > light devices, across both older and newer groups.
For example:
Homey was unable to communicate with Family 3 while setting onoff to true
I’ve also seen the same type of warning referring to other lights.
What is strange is that the groups themselves generally appear to work. I can turn the group ON/OFF and the individual lights also respond normally when controlled directly.
In one case, the device named in the warning has changed between different members of the same group.
Immediately before generating the second diagnostic, I opened both Kitchen Lights and Family Lights, and both displayed this type of warning.
Despite the warnings, the groups themselves still appeared to control the lights normally.
I also noticed an older report in this thread showing very similar behaviour, where Homey reported that it was unable to communicate with a group member while the individual lights themselves continued to respond normally.
Diagnostic for Issue 2: 4F101F87
A few questions:
< group > devices?Many Thanks Jamie!
Kind Regards,
Hung
Hello,
Thank you for this app. It is really useful for someone like me who has 12 RGB lights outdoors that all need to be switched on and off simultaneously.
Unfortunately, the app is missing an important function. If I set the lights to a specific colour, that works fine, but I cannot reset them to a specific colour temperature using either the group’s tile or a Flow card.
It would be highly desirable to have the ability to control and set the colour temperature as well.