I think it’s basically a simple off/on within a very short time — probably even within a second — which then switches to the next color. If you do it manually (turn the light off and then immediately back on), it also cycles to the next color. In the app, the function is called “Next Color.”
if the application can do it, should not be a problem to replicate. Trouble is I do not own such light. Let me try to setup this up, will revert. will need assitance to debug as I can’t by not having this sort of light.
We need to capture the command, a on/off/on will not be stable enough as we go over cloud. They should have implemented a specific command that we can replicate that behave as a on/off/on but which is not 3 commands in a row but one specific one.
Are you comfortable with internet explorer developer console ?
Go to the webpage to manage your pool - lunch the developer tool from internet explorer - network section - you will see all traffic between your browser and the pool.
next go to change color
monitor the traffic for “SendPoolCommand” - Open the Payload - give me this line change
Good, I was checking my aquarite, and when on the physical device I do have a LED control, I do not have it in the application nor web page. I when over the service menu, I do not see how to configure my pool with LED.
So while I will look at your payload that you shared, I cannot yet debug as I do not have that fonctionality in the application nor the webpage.
Do you know how to get this in the application or webpage as you do ?
Should be able to configure it somewhere, as my pool has hasLED=0 in the payload, while yours I guess as hasLED=1 and then the functionality is available in the application / web
Have a try, !! if you push “LED Pulse” while the led is off, it will turn on, you must wait for the HA integration to know about the light being “on” (check light status in the integration) before to re-trigger “LED Pulse”. (a few seconds) than it should be fine.
If I could make one more request, it would be great to have the ability to set the pool filtration intervals (i.e., the schedules/times) directly through the interface. At the moment, they seem to be exposed only as sensors that reflect what’s configured in the mobile app, rather than allowing them to be set via Home Assistant.
I’ve been looking into that one, trouble is HA, the UI to setup interval is not trivial. I’ve been working on setting the temperature, which is done now.
Will look at interval, it’s not a coding problem, it’s an User Interface challenge. for now Temperature setting is working