I currently have the following setup (both in the same subnet @ home)
raspberry pi zero with diyhue (automatic install) with ip 205, i can access the webbrowser of this ip and can link with my app. This raspberry pi zero has also nmap installed.
Both are checked with a desktop computer with ip 223.
On the diyhue bridge (205) i can ping/nmap the ws2812 light on ip 222.
pi@raspberrypi:~/diyHue/BridgeEmulator $ nmap -F 192.168.178.222
Starting Nmap 7.70 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2020-03-04 14:06 GMT
Nmap scan report for xxx.xxx.xxx.222
Host is up (0.022s latency).
Not shown: 99 closed ports
PORT STATE SERVICE
80/tcp open http
However, my apps on my iphone/android (hue essentials and others) and pc (lamp-finder) don’t recognize my lamp but i can connect to my bridge.
I am seeing the same thing. I used the diyhue WS2812 sketch and a wemos D1 mini and I am unable to find this light when I search in the hue app. I can find the device fine on my network but Hue doesn’t seem able to discover it. I am using the latest WS2812 sketch on the DIYHue lights github. Nothing shows up in the logs for the IP address in question so I don’t really have any logs to show. Is there something that I have to enable to find wifi lights like I used to? I’m going to try and manually add it to my config but that really shouldn’t be necessary, should it?
Hi, I have the same problem. Just deleted a led strip and wanted to reconnect it, but the bridge can’t find it anymore. I didn’t change anything. If I go directly to the lights ip-adress it works and I can control the light, but the hue app can’t find it. I have an other led strip (same setup) still connected to the bridge and works fine.
I tried to reset it, gave it an other ip-adress and restarted the router. but no luck… any ideas?