Thank you for the update! Everything working!
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Midea is the largest manufacturer of appliances in the world, although mostly known in the US for air conditioners and air purifiers. If you donât have a Midea product, you shouldnât need that driver. 
Thanks JDR - genuinely hadnât come across them before.
Meanwhile, this is what I meant by the description, bys:
Get that others might know what it is (including me now!) but not sure if thereâs a way of updating the description to assist those that donât.
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@blueyetisoftware First of all, thank you so much for your great work and effort you put into this.
I have been using your drivers for a couple of months now, and everythingâs working great.
I managed to add and use Hue sensors to trigger routines based on luminosity levels and it has been working great and everything is still working great.
Recently I wanted to add Hue dimmer switch to the hub so I can use it as a scene selector and/or different device remote but I canât find the option to add new devices as I could do.
Couple of screenshots below; an ideas?
You would have find a Device named âphilips hue betaâ. in that device, a âAdd devicesâ setup gear should appear.
i might of manually changed the name of the device however!
The hub in question is the added Philips hue hub that uses beta drivers and the same one that I used before to add devices not supported by ST such as plugs, motion sensorsâŚ
not sure, as for a Hue Plug works? it is considered a light , mind you.
I have a hue bridge, going through the beta driver like you. I declare devices in the hue app.
The pilot finds them by adding devices in the ST app in the device created by the pilot.
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@Zerobilly / @Zmarc You should use this thread for this kind of support. Short story is that the most recent ST app update broke it. Iâm trying to get a response from them.
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