I’m running 0.115.5 and recently installed the TP-Link Kasa integration. Prior to this, I was using Samsungs SmartThinbs integration to detect and operate the Kasa devices. Auto discovery for the TP-Link Kasa integration has been disabled and the following lines added to configuration.yaml;
#TP Link Kasa Devices
tplink:
discovery: false
switch:
- host: 192.168.2.190 #Kasa Switch - Kitchen Counter - East
- host: 192.168.2.191 #Kasa Switch - Kitchen Counter - South
- host: 192.168.2.192 #Kasa Switch - Studio Pot Lights
- host: 192.168.2.210 #Kasa 3-Way - Kitchen Island
- host: 192.168.2.215 #Kasa 3-Way - Kitchen Pots
- host: 192.168.2.220 #EKasa Plug - Floor Lamp
- host: 192.168.2.225 #Kasa Plug - Couch Lamp
- host: 192.168.2.230 #Kasa Plug - Side Table
- host: 192.168.2.235 #Kasa Plug - Dressing Table Breakfast Room
- host: 192.168.2.240 #Kasa Plug - Dresser
- host: 192.168.2.245 #Kasa Plug - Reading Lamp
dimmer:
- host: 192.168.2.195 #Kasa Dimmer - Dinning Room
- host: 192.168.2.200 #Kasa Dimmer - Breakfast Room
- host: 192.168.2.205 #Kasa Dimmer - Living Room
When the TP-Link Kasa integration was first configured, the dimmers showed under “Devices” and “Entities” but were marked “unavailable”. HA was restarted a couple of times before all devices showed as available. HA has been running for about twelve hours. All devices remain active.
Since changing from SmartThings to the TP-Link Kasa integration I’ve noticed Kasa devices triggered by the state change of another Kasa device take about thirty seconds to execute. For example; when the light switch for the counter light in the kitchen is turned on, the state change is noted in a script that triggers the light for the kitchen island light to turn on. When the counter light is turned on (manually), the island light turns on but only after a period of time, usually thirty seconds. I’ve checked the log and see now errors associated with the script. Any idea why there’s a delay in executing the script?