kiwi-cam/homebridge-broadlink-rm

TV does not Turn on via Automation

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fratinize commented

Describe the bug
I have an Automation in Home kit to Turn on my Stereo (Broadlink app), resume my Apple tv, turn on my Outside TV and My Kitchen TV. (all three use the Brookline plug in). and On that Note I have a Separate Automation that Turns off the Stereo (boradlink) when the TV turns on. All Device Respond as expected, EXCEPT the Kitchen TV. What am I missing? this is the current json, but I have added, waits and intervals, but nothing seem to help.

To Reproduce
Set up automation to Turn on several Devices.

Expected behavior
I expect my Kitchen TV to Turn on as the other devices do

HomeKit Shows the the TV hold be on. but the Physical TV is Not on.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

  • OS: [Raspberry pi4 latest home bridge Image
  • Browser Safari
  • Version Current, but has not worked over the last several releases

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

  • Device: iphone13
  • OS: 16.3.1
  • Browser stock browser, safari
  • Version Current

Additional context
here is my TV json. This works on it own. I can Turn the TV on just fine, turns off as expected. However, When it is involved in an automation, 99 out of 100 times it will not turn on or off. What am I missing here? I have attempted it as part of the Automation, I have also added as its own automation when another device changes. same issue. this Specific routine, will not work in an automation. any ideas?
Thank you

{
"name": "Kitchen TV",
"type": "tv",
"subtype": "tv",
"host": "192.168.1.119",
"data": {
"on": "2600500000011f9412131213123712131213121312131213123712371213123712371237123712371213121312131237121312131213121312371237123712131237123712371237120005200001244a12000d05000000000000",
"off": "2600500000011f9412131213123712131213121312131213123712371213123712371237123712371213121312131237121312131213121312371237123712131237123712371237120005200001244a12000d05000000000000",
"volume": {
"up": "2600a8000001209313121213133613121213121313121312123713361312133613361337123613361312133613121312131212131312121312371213123712371237133613361336130006600001259313121312133613121313121213121312123713361312123713361336133613361312133613121312131212131312121312371213123712371237133613361336130005210001244b12000c550001244a12000c440001264912000d050000000000000000000000000000",
"down": "2600d00000011f94121312131237121312131213121312131237123712131237123712371237123712371237121312131213121312131213121312131237123712371237123712371200051a0001254a12000c450001254814000c390001244a12000c370001254a12000c420001244a12000c380001254a12000c3b0001214a12000c3a0001234a12000c420001254a12000c420001244a12000c430001244a12000c410001254a12000c430001244913000c430001234a12000c380001254913000c450001224912000c440001234a12000d05000000000000"
}
}
},

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