brightness is 100% when dark bulb set to on in scene about pyhs100 HOT 7 CLOSED

How does the communication look like? Is it working fine with the command line utility? In the code the library handles setting those separately depending on the state of the bulb, so it could be possible that this is an issue with homeassistant instead of this library.

P.S. Could you please provide pyhs100 sysinfo (after masking the IDs if you want so), it's the only bulb we are missing an entry in https://github.com/GadgetReactor/pyHS100/blob/master/pyHS100/tests/fakes.py

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Here is the sysinfo for one of my LB120 blubs.

pyhs100sysinfo.txt

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I removed my LB120 from Kasa, added is back to provision network access, and made no configuration changes to the bulb in Kasa.

Using hass, i activated a scene that turned the bulb on and checked with the command line to see that brightness was 1. I then activated a scene that turned the bulb off. Using the command line, i verified that brightness was 1. I then activated a scene that set the brightness to 39 and verified that with the command line. I activated a scene to turn off the light. I then activated the first scene, which should have set brightness to 1. But, the command line confirmed that brightness was 39.

This pretty much confirms that when the light is turned on, the brightness defaults to what the light has stored as its last setting. The brightness provided in the scene has no influence.

hope this helps.

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I'm pretty sure this bug was addressed in this PR 8780, which has been merged but not in time for 0.51.2. In this PR, the bulb is activated and then brightness modified when turned on, previously the brightness was modified then the bulb turned on, and that doesn't work. You could take this version to test with if you like or wait for the next release.

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If the linked PR fixes this issue, then there is still a problem with pyhs100's bulb support though. I think it should be possible to change the settings when the bulb is off, but unfortunately testing such is hard without having a bulb. If the fix on that PR works for you, that's good! Thanks for the sysinfo output, I'll add it to our test-suite.

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