Definitely try repairing the remote again to ZHA. Make sure you are quite close to your coordinator. While the interview is ongoing, it can help to keep pressing buttons to keep the remote awake.
I am also having issues with double-pressing with this remote and the new version of the blueprint. I have enabled double-press for all four buttons. When a double-press event happens, it is as if it isn’t being registered as a double-press at all and triggers the single-press event.
I’m having problems with this blueprint, seems to be an amalgam of issues other people are having. I have two Styrbar E2002s using ZHA, one is controlling a light group that was created in my Hue Bridge (its bulbs are paired to the Bridge), the other is controlling a light group created in HA. Reconfiguring devices hasn’t helped.
I can’t get double-press actions to work. Varying the press timing and adjusting “Double Press delay” and “Debounce delay” hasn’t helped. Double presses are always treated as single presses.
Looped long press doesn’t work with dimming.
Looped long press with hue/saturation keeps cycling colors even after I let go. ie if I press for 5 seconds, it cycles for like 15 seconds, and I can’t interrupt it. Any button presses during the cycling get queued up and executed after those 15 seconds.
Thanks Lewis and @isismeiro to have picked up on maintanance for this blueprint. Perhaps it’s a good idea to create a new forum topic for this blueprint? It took me a while to realize i was using an outdated version. And being a HA Noob the process for updating the blueprint wasn’t immediately obvious to me without the nice shiney blue button that says Import
This has been on my mind before, but I have found that existing users of the blueprint have been able to easily find this thread and get support, I’m sure it will be linked somewhere on EPMatt’s pages. - This is the same for the other switch models that these blueprints work with, there’s still probably a couple I’m still not aware of.
If there is enough demand, I’m more than happy to make a new thread, but I think there is value of keeping the old posts around in one place as a resource. - I am not fully convinced making a new thread will help out newer users being able to find the new version
If we were able to pin a comment or something then that would help lots!
It won’t be deleted.
The fact is the lead page was obfuscated to discourage new users from trying and failing to load this BP. They are a bit beyond entry level. and with unknown support, well, there was confusion.
I strongly suggest starting a new first post with the Blueprint posted and everything, then reference back to this as history. Then add a forwarding message to this one to get current users bounced to you there.
I would then flag your last post for mods to look at, ask them to tweak the title to your satisfaction and close this thread so current users have to find the new home. Close means no more posts, not deleted and not gone at all.
Things could still be reversed should they come back, but this should clean-up your life a bit.
Thanks so much for taking on this support. You are helping a lot of users.
I recommend that new and existing users move to the “Redux” version of the blueprint.
For future support on the Redux version of this blueprint and instructions on how to download it, please follow this link: