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Currently, the LED indicators for mute and microphone status remain illuminated during the night. While this is useful during the day, it can be disruptive in dark environments, such as bedrooms. An option to automatically disable or dim these LEDs during specified hours (e.g., night mode) would significantly improve the user experience.
Proposed Solution:
Introduce a "Night Mode" or "LED Control" feature in the settings that allows users to:
Schedule a time range when the LEDs should be turned off or dimmed.
Manually toggle the LED indicators for mute and microphone.
Optionally adjust the brightness of the LEDs for less intrusive lighting.
Benefits:
Improved user comfort, especially in dark environments.
Enhanced flexibility and customization for users.
Potentially reduced energy consumption.
Use Case:
A user places the device in their bedroom and prefers a completely dark environment while sleeping. With this feature, they could schedule the LEDs to turn off between 10 PM and 7 AM, ensuring an uninterrupted night's sleep.
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It would be nice to have a separate brightness slider for the light. I'm currently using this script as a workaround:
sequence:
- variables:
mute_entity_id: | {% for entity_id in device_entities(device) %} {% if entity_id.startswith("switch.") and entity_id.endswith("_mute") %} {{ entity_id }} {% endif %} {% endfor %}light_entity_id: | {% for entity_id in device_entities(device) %} {% if entity_id.startswith("light.") %} {{ entity_id }} {% endif %} {% endfor %}alias: Get entities
- variables:
was_muted: "{{ states(mute_entity_id) == \"on\" }}"was_lit: "{{ states(light_entity_id) == \"on\" }}"alias: Get state
- alias: Unmute if mutedif:
- condition: templatevalue_template: "{{ was_muted }}"then:
- action: switch.turn_offmetadata: {}data:
entity_id: "{{ mute_entity_id }}"
- delay:
hours: 0minutes: 0seconds: 0.5
- action: light.turn_ondata:
brightness: "{{ brightness }}"entity_id: "{{ light_entity_id }}"alias: Turn on light
- if:
- condition: templatevalue_template: "{{ not was_lit }}"then:
- action: light.turn_offdata:
entity_id: "{{ light_entity_id }}"alias: Turn off if previously unlit
- alias: Mute if previously mutedif:
- condition: templatevalue_template: "{{ was_muted }}"then:
- action: switch.turn_onmetadata: {}data:
entity_id: "{{ mute_entity_id }}"alias: Set assist brightnessdescription: ""fields:
device:
selector:
device: {}name: Devicerequired: truebrightness:
selector:
number:
min: 1max: 255name: Brightnessrequired: true
It's a bit of a pain as changing brightness whilst muted doesn't actually work (seems like a bug?), so the script unmutes (if previously muted), changes the brightness and then remutes (if previously muted). Thankfully turning the light on and off again quickly like this doesn't cause it to flash unless it was already on.
Currently, the LED indicators for mute and microphone status remain illuminated during the night. While this is useful during the day, it can be disruptive in dark environments, such as bedrooms. An option to automatically disable or dim these LEDs during specified hours (e.g., night mode) would significantly improve the user experience.
Proposed Solution:
Introduce a "Night Mode" or "LED Control" feature in the settings that allows users to:
Schedule a time range when the LEDs should be turned off or dimmed.
Manually toggle the LED indicators for mute and microphone.
Optionally adjust the brightness of the LEDs for less intrusive lighting.
Benefits:
Improved user comfort, especially in dark environments.
Enhanced flexibility and customization for users.
Potentially reduced energy consumption.
Use Case:
A user places the device in their bedroom and prefers a completely dark environment while sleeping. With this feature, they could schedule the LEDs to turn off between 10 PM and 7 AM, ensuring an uninterrupted night's sleep.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: