I’m new to Home Assistant, but my two Shelly1 controlled lights work perfectly. Now I have a QuinLED-Dig-Uno running WLED (Version 0.13.3) that I’d like to integrate into HA, but when I try to add the integration, it returns an “Unknown error occurred”.
I know I’m entering the Dig-Uno WLED’s IP address correctly because I can see and edit WLED’s configuration through that address in my web browser (via my home network router, not directly to the embedded WLED router).
Any ideas what I can do? I did have this connected briefly to home assistant, but I changed the WLED configuration and am trying to start from scratch.
Thanks in advance.
Chief Geek
I am getting this exact same error when I try to add a WLED Device, the QuinLED Dig-Quad. Has anybody had this error come up.
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I ran into this error and it is due to a corrupt JSON presets file on the WLED device. You can get to the file editor of the device through a web browser and delete the file and it might fix the issue, but ultimately I had to copy a known working presets file from another device over to my corrupt one, then reboot. Or just reinstall WLED and make sure to wipe the flash too.
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Any Ideas why after I completely redid WLED on the Device that they error is gone, but It is not seeing the WLED Devices at all. Image included is what is coming up now, it is like it is there but not there; if that makes sense.
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I have the exact same issue as tcochran1987. The solution was to delete the cfg.json file. Now I can add the integration. Yeay.
BTW, for anyone trying to do this, the way to get to the WLED device’s file manager tool is to point your browser to “[wled ip address]/edit”. Then, right click on “/cfg.json” and delete it.
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I’m having the same issue and when I “delete” my cfg.json file on my wled device and try again, it just comes back. Even after hitting “save”. Do I need to completely wipe out my WLed devices and start over? I hope not…
That worked like a charm. Thanks!
HA was unable to call my first preset, in WLED, from a script, but it was able to reach all the others just fine. So I selected and ran the 1st preset, from WLED, then checked the box to overwrite the settings and now HA and WLED are playing well together again.
Well, so much for that theory. My automation calls a script that saves all WLED settings in a scene, but only works about 50% of the time. It’s either not saving all the settings or not sending all of them back to WLED once the script ends.