I think that after three years of mostly functional Homekit setup, with a growing number of devices (nothing crazy, like 4 hubs that talk to RF devices and 15 individual devices), I could start hitting the "rotten" house.
For example, I added the Hunter Douglas PowerView blinds recently. No problem operates on the stages, but if the scene is set by automation, nothing happens (the blinds should close when I leave home and open at a certain time in the morning, none of this happens) .
Do I have to try something? Assuming I'm on the right track only with reconstruction, any advice? I registered all the codes. Has anyone written a guide to repairing / rebuilding an older HomeKit home in the least painful way possible?
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