My Lidl RGB strip color temp is 2700 minimum with this driver and some old DH or default my other strip is minimum 2000.
Old version colours are terrible, new version is better.
New version color palette is different if making color settings to Routines, colour control Vs. Manual colour settings.
Try to compare both and set HUE 20, saturation 100.
In device settings preferences you can select a profile RGBW 2000k-6500k.
When you change the profile first time need delete app cache to see new profile
Are you refer to App version or driver version?
Driver version does not change the color palette
One thing I have noticed compared to my old drivers is that I cannot change color temp or brightness levels without turning them on also. In the past I had setup processes to change color temp and brightness based on the time of day without turning them on. This stopped the lights from adjusting when first tuned on after a time change(I.e. Dimming right when they first turn off, if it is after a set hour). Has anyone gotten something like this to work?
This driver and the stock drivers use for level the command: MoveToLevelWithOnOff (0x04)
For colorTemperature the default libraries send the on command together with the command: MoveToColorTemperature (0x0A)
You can do what you want if you modify the commands sent for level: MoveToLevel (0x00) instead of MoveToLevelWithOnOff (0x04)
For colorTemperature modify to do not send the On command and only send the MoveToColorTemperature command (0x0A)
My driver has a Forced On Level capability that allows you to limit the power-on level and change it with routines before power-ups for different periods of the day.
For the color temperature it works well, if with the routine you only send the temperature value. It will light up with the color temperature of the routine
The “progressive on” function has a fixed end target of dimmer position. The default is 100%.
Is it possible to have the “progressive on” function use the current dimmer % as end target instead of the default setting?
And if the progressive off is used, is it possible to store the current dimmer% and while the next progressive on then goes back to the original dimmer%?