Last wednesday our hub stopped communication with our devices. It can see them and if I disconnect the hub they all go offline in the app. But i cant switch any lights on and the scenes/routines done work.
I can however still control the lights via the hue app.
Are you referring specifically to Hue? If you are youāll see another thread where people, me included, comment on the installation of a new Philips Hue driver. Iām saying that because Iāve had erratic response from my Hue lights for a couple of days, last night completely without control, and this morning perfect again. I didnāt touch anything.
+1 for this. Exact same behaviour for me. UK v2 hub. Hue stopped working via ST on Wednesday for the majority of my lights. Only a couple still work. ST hub restart hasnāt affected anything.
I can see new features on all my lights such as preset named colour temperatures.
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If its any consolation my Hue were like that 24 hours ago. If you tap on the 3 dots on the Hue hub tile does it show āDriverā in menu? Should be Philips Hue 23/5/2023.
Maybe try āforcingā it by changing driver and then back to this one, but my recommendation is donāt desinstall or delete anything else. Tonight mine are running perfectly.
Iām also suffering exactly the same issue (UK v2 hub)
Started on 1 June when most of my bulbs/lights in the house that are attached via Philips Hue Hub stopped responding to on/off commands and Routines in Smartthings.
Initially there were a couple of bulbs that were still responding but as of yesterday they now have also stopped.
Hue hub say connected in Smartthings app and bulbs/lights appear to be on line but if you try to use then there is no response. They do work directly form Hue but their on/off status is not updated/reflected correctlt in Smartthings
For anyone else struggling with this problem, Iāve found a workaround that ultimately might be an overall improvement.
An Edge driver has been developed to allow better integration of Hue into Smartthings. For the purposes of this problem, this allows you to essentially add your Hue hub to Smartthings as a seperate device to the existing Hue Hub that you have already supposedly have connected. This has allowed me to get my lights back up and working, without having to remove any of my existing devices from my ST hub (for now, once Iām happy with this new setup, I will likely remove all of my āexistingā Hue devices from my ST hub).
Iām probably doing a poor job articulating this. This video below does a much better job.
Hello,
+1 with the same problem with Smartthings Hub V2.
A few days ago the connection between Smartthings and Philips Hue went missing.
It is no longer present in the Smartthings app.
Meaning that I cannot control any Hue lights from Smartthings as I have managed to do for several years.
Trying to reconnect Philips Hue hub with Smartthings results in error message 34-302.
I have tried several times to reconnect, with the hubs really close to each other.
The green light on Smartthings hub V2 is flashing as it should when in pairing mode. All the blue lights are solid on the Philips Hue hub after disconnecting and reconnecting ethernet cable. After I press the button on the Hue hub it takes a couple of minutes and then there is an error message on my smartphone saying: There was a problem connecting to the device, Try again. Error message 34-302
The Hue hub is still present as a tile in Smartthings but is not showing under Linked devices.
Great.
One quick question in regards of Brians video.
Does he say to hit the uninstall button as shown in the video or does he say to hit the install button at the 2:27 min mark (see link).
To me it sounds like he is saying to hit the install button but the arrow in the video is pointing to the uninstall button.
hit the install button to put the driver on your hub (it changes over to unistall on the screen after pressing install) . at any point in the future should you want to remove it⦠you would use the uninstall. letās say you want to switch to STās edge driver at some point, you would change the driver for the device and if happy and donāt want the unused driver⦠you can choose to uninstall it.
Select the time period and confirm - In this step, please select āUntil turned offā, once the team finishes, weāll let you know so you can disable it again.
Enter the corresponding Hub and go to āview utilitiesā
Click on āsendā below "send hub logsā
Note: It is important to consider that LAN drivers donāt support driver switching since during the deviceās discovery and onboarding, some data is stored in it and that data cannot be transferred to another driver due to security reasons.