only using WiFi) might have helped, because Android likes to use a mix of WiFi and mobile data sometimes, and that mixing has caused troubles with the Orvibo smart sockets I wrote software for / helped reverse engineer a few years back. They support Javascript apps though, so I could easily port my Pebble app to it, though that’d be a story for a different thread / PMĪnyway, to get the camera connected, I just tried and tried again until it worked. Been eyeing off a Fitbit Versa, but they’re pricey. I’m thinking it might be time to send my Pebble to pasture, as the battery is starting to go in it. The gateway won’t respond to a “whois” call and cannot be used at all. UDP port 9898 of the gateway stays closed. In short: I assume it’s not possible to enable the LAN protocol at the moment. get_id_list message (protocol V1), discovery message (protocol V2) init.py#L224.If the gateway responds try to retrieve a list of paired devices Does the gateway respond? I don’t think so.If you enable the LAN protocol by MiHome the gateway should respond to a “whois” multicast message: init.py#L77.This isn’t what you are looking for! The “token” isn’t needed for Aqara Gateways. The “token” is a security feature of the miIO protocol which must be extracted from the MiHome app.To use the LAN protocol you must generate a key by (Aqara)#Adding_the_Xiaomi_Gateway_to_Domoticz.
Just a few hints because you are already mixing things up
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