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DFPercush opened this issue · comments
Had to hack something, just dumping the results somewhere others might be able to use it. I bought a strip from a company called DayBetter, and it came with a Bluetooth / IR controller with no identifying marks. This program doesn't seem to work with it. They give you an app called Apollo Lighting, very spooky, refuses to work without sharing your location. Some time later, through... unspecified methods... I came up with the following codes with which I was able to use Bluetooth LE Lab on Windows to ping my lights. If you feel like implementing this for posterity, be my guest. Or just close the issue.
Device broadcast name: AP-3215A99950FF
Service UUID: 0000FFD5-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB
Characteristic (write attribute) UUID: 0000FFD9-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB
Auth first:
FB 02 05 05 0F 08 23 01 02 00 05 55 22 01 12 13 14 FA
^ This worked with mine, but there is some condition about "triones" (I think that's a brand of light) where the first and last bytes may be replaced:
CB 02 05 05 0F 08 23 01 02 00 05 55 22 01 12 13 14 CA
Note: There seems to be a password/encryption system, but I never set one, and I don't know how that would work. This is out-of-the-box.
Set color
rgb
56 RR GG BB 00 F0 AA
white
56 00 00 00 WW 0F AA
power off
CC 24 33
power on
CC 23 33
You have a diferent strip, for code and more information you can see: