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Sometimes "No Response" when open up Homekit #343
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A few questions to kick off the discussion: Does it actually show "no response" or does it show spinning circles? Does this happen when you are on home wifi, cellular, or both? Node version? Node red version? Version of our plugin? (should be 1.2.0 currently) |
@klopo1990 If once the connection is restored, roughly when does the same occur again? In an hour, half a day, next day...
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Thank you for your quick replies. -Sometimes it shows "no response" Last time it first show "updating" and then after 3-4 seconds "no response" Updating is translated it from German. On German = aktualisieren If I use the app more often, it occurs significantly less. If I close the Homekit app, deactivate WIFI, reactivate WIFI and open the Homekit app, everything is fine if I was already running shortly before. -I'm connected to wifi. I don't use a VPN to connect to my home network. Everything is going great so far and I love the possibility to control all my GPIOs with this node. Only when I come home and want to quickly turn on the light or close the window blinds, and each time you have to wait the time until it works is a realy too bad. |
I'm going to highlight this bit. I'd guess this is the issue. Anyone else around running without a home hub? Any commentary on how things go? Without the HomePod, Apple TV, iPad, HomeKit router, or... (is there another?) then your phone will have to reconnect fresh to the pi each time you open the Home app. My guess. Feel free to correct me @Shaquu if I misunderstood. |
I started using homekit-bridged without homepod or simmilar a couple of days ago and have the same issue with "not responding". I was looking for resatring issues of node-red but there is everything stable so I came acros this thread. Exactly like klopo1990: sometimes "wait circle", sometimes "device not responding" and after a couple of seconds it starts to work. No very useful for "quick turn the light". Would be happy to try any posible fixes. |
I have an idea what might be the solution. |
Just updated to 1.3.0-dev.21 (in node-red it says it were 1.3.0-dev.18). |
Dev 19, 20, and 21 are within the last 18 hours or so I think... keep us updated on how it goes! |
I'm using AppleTV as home hub. Any help will be appreciated. |
@matteocapuzzo from which version did you updated? |
@Shaquu I used node-red-contrib-homekit 0.2.1 |
Please check this. |
@Shaquu I set-up a brand new VM where I re-installed node & node-red from scratch. Now it works. |
@klopo1990 did you managed to resolve it? Or do you still need some help? |
Hey Shaquu, Ok anyway I would like to say thank you for the quick and nice support. |
@klopo1990 you may also try reinstalling Apple TV or other home hub you are using. Also review your network. Regarding redbull look for Sponsor button on our repo (you may cancel right after to process as a single donation). |
Stale. Please comment and we will happily re-open for more work on this. |
Hello @Shaquu , Happy new Year! I'm facing the same problem. When I open the home app (or using the control center) all devices are shown as "not responding" for a couple of seconds (1-10). This makes siri commands unusable because siri in impatient and refuses all spoken commands. All of this happens at home (not remotely) My Setup: AppleTV (wired) to 16 port switch, 2 UniFiy APs (same switch), one network segment 192.168.2.x, no VLANs or something fancy. Node-Red is running on Windows 10. node-red-contrib-homekit-bridged Version 1.4.3, Node Red 2.1.4, Node.js v14.18.1 So basically I tried everything "out of the box" BTW: After the last two updates I've done the "old" bridge config is not working (not responding) any more and I have to reconfigure everything again from scratch (new homekit bridge config) and assigning all devices in the home app again. Perhaps someone can help. Thank you for your hard work! |
@Christian-Me Happy New Year :) Unfortunately it can be caused by many different things:
Most of the time it is enough to just restart all devices. You can also check if you are using Ciao as advertised for your bridges. |
@Shaquu , thank you for your fast response. I updated apple TV, Deleted the complete homekit configuration and started from scratch with only a few components. I "think" my network is quite stable (ubnt edge X router, UniFy APs - not the typical router / ap / modem / .... from your isp). Don't think that my node red flow is wrong as I build it from scratch and monitor all in and outputs. There seems to be no message where there should not be one. Using Ciao as advertiser makes things worse - all devices stay as "not responding"! (and BTW switching back to bonjour makes node-red to crash ` C:\Users\cmeinert.node-red> But node-red works after restart ;) You mentioned "bridges". When and why should I use more than one bridge? After "playing" around one day I'm back at the beginning ... I'm not a siri user but my wife will be not happy :( |
@Shaquu TBI: restarting Apple TV helps if this effect appears. I don't know why but after adding new services sometimes it is necessary to reboot my Apple TV. |
Good day everybody
My problem is easy to describe, so I am surprised that I have not yet been able to find anything about the problem via google.
When I open the Homekit app, all devices that run via Node-Red show "No-Response".
Then it takes about 5-10 seconds for it to connect.
My Philips Hue Bridge works without any problems and is always immediately accessible.
Does anyone have any idea where the problem could be?
The Raspberry Pi4 CPU usage is below 5%
I use IOS 14
Thanks for your help!
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