Yes, I’ve found a similar problem with my Innr Colour bulbs. In my core Piston, I add a 5 second delay between setting level and setting colour, and that seems to fix it.
Im not at home right now so i cant test this but if you have the light close by then you could modify the setLevel method so that it add a delay between the level and temperature calls like this
def setLevel(value) {
// this will set the color temperature based on the level, 2200(0%) to 2700(100%)
// it’s a bit more like how a traditional filament bulb behaves
zigbee.setLevel(value) + “delay 500” + zigbee.setColorTemperature(2200 + (5*value))
}
I just updated the device handler so that users can set a delay between level and colour temperature change, give it a try if your devices don’t dim properly.
I noticed this weekend that the Ikea bulbs don’t offer the colour temperature controls inside ActionTiles. I’m not sure if it’s the DTH that would implement this, or something on the ActionTiles side?
Do you mean the one called “ZigBee White Color Temperature Bulb” or " ZLL White Color Temperature Bulb"?
The trådfri dth behaves like “ZigBee White Color Temperature Bulb” in that it shows a “name” instead of a kelvin temp. I don’t think that kelvin temp is all that interesting to know since, at least for me, it means nothing compared to a descriptive name of the color temp. “Soft white” is more understandable than “3239 K”
Thanks for the response. I compared it to the Osram Lightify bulbs I have connected to smartthings. These were added as ZLL white colour temperature bulbs. Below is a screenshot how it looks.
I have some pistons to set lights to a specific Colour temperature based on time if the day. It will be easier for me to see the colour temperature and adjust the slider if one of my pistons don’t fire correctly.