Matter based Color Temperature Light with Rainmaker App
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2024 4:26 pm
Hello,
I'm trying to adapt the Rainmaker matter_light example to be used for a color temperature light but I'm having some issues with how the firmware interacts with the Rainmaker app.
In its base form, if I commision the example using the ESP Rainmaker app I can see that the hue and saturation controls are exposed, and if I commission it using my iPhone and Apple Homepod, I can see the color picker.
To change the example to a color temperature light, I edit app_matter_light_create() in app_matter_light.cpp and change the creation of the extended_color_light to a color_temperature_light. I also remove the creation of the hue_saturation control clusters since I assume that creating the color_temperature_light takes care of that for me. This is what my app_matter_light_create() looks like:
When I commision this new firmware with my iPhone and Apply Homepod, it recognizes it as a color temperature light and only lets me pick CCT on the color picker (not RGB). However, when I add it to Rainmaker, it doesn't expose any color control - only power and brightness. I also tried adding the CCT control cluster as well, but I got the same result. This is what it looked like with the CCT control cluster added.
Any idea if I'm doing something wrong or there's an issue with the Rainmaker app? I'm confused as to why the Apple software is recognizing it as a color temperature control device but Rainmaker won't.
I'm trying to adapt the Rainmaker matter_light example to be used for a color temperature light but I'm having some issues with how the firmware interacts with the Rainmaker app.
In its base form, if I commision the example using the ESP Rainmaker app I can see that the hue and saturation controls are exposed, and if I commission it using my iPhone and Apple Homepod, I can see the color picker.
To change the example to a color temperature light, I edit app_matter_light_create() in app_matter_light.cpp and change the creation of the extended_color_light to a color_temperature_light. I also remove the creation of the hue_saturation control clusters since I assume that creating the color_temperature_light takes care of that for me. This is what my app_matter_light_create() looks like:
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esp_err_t app_matter_light_create(app_driver_handle_t driver_handle)
{
node_t *node = node::get();
if (!node) {
ESP_LOGE(TAG, "Matter node not found");
return ESP_FAIL;
}
color_temperature_light::config_t light_config;
light_config.on_off.on_off = DEFAULT_POWER;
light_config.on_off.lighting.start_up_on_off = nullptr;
light_config.level_control.current_level = DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS;
light_config.level_control.lighting.start_up_current_level = DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS;
light_config.color_control.color_mode = static_cast<uint8_t>(ColorControl::ColorMode::kColorTemperature);
light_config.color_control.enhanced_color_mode =
static_cast<uint8_t>(ColorControlServer::EnhancedColorMode::kColorTemperature);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.color_temperature_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_STARTUP, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.color_temp_physical_min_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MAX, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.color_temp_physical_max_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MIN, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.couple_color_temp_to_level_min_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MAX, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.startup_color_temperature_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_STARTUP, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
endpoint_t *endpoint = color_temperature_light::create(node, &light_config, ENDPOINT_FLAG_NONE, driver_handle);
/* These node and endpoint handles can be used to create/add other endpoints and clusters. */
if (!node || !endpoint) {
ESP_LOGE(TAG, "Matter node creation failed");
}
light_endpoint_id = endpoint::get_id(endpoint);
ESP_LOGI(TAG, "Light created with endpoint_id %d", light_endpoint_id);
return ESP_OK;
}When I commision this new firmware with my iPhone and Apply Homepod, it recognizes it as a color temperature light and only lets me pick CCT on the color picker (not RGB). However, when I add it to Rainmaker, it doesn't expose any color control - only power and brightness. I also tried adding the CCT control cluster as well, but I got the same result. This is what it looked like with the CCT control cluster added.
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esp_err_t app_matter_light_create(app_driver_handle_t driver_handle)
{
node_t *node = node::get();
if (!node) {
ESP_LOGE(TAG, "Matter node not found");
return ESP_FAIL;
}
color_temperature_light::config_t light_config;
light_config.on_off.on_off = DEFAULT_POWER;
light_config.on_off.lighting.start_up_on_off = nullptr;
light_config.level_control.current_level = DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS;
light_config.level_control.lighting.start_up_current_level = DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS;
light_config.color_control.color_mode = static_cast<uint8_t>(ColorControl::ColorMode::kColorTemperature);
light_config.color_control.enhanced_color_mode =
static_cast<uint8_t>(ColorControlServer::EnhancedColorMode::kColorTemperature);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.color_temperature_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_STARTUP, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.color_temp_physical_min_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MAX, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.color_temp_physical_max_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MIN, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.couple_color_temp_to_level_min_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MAX, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
light_config.color_control.color_temperature.startup_color_temperature_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_STARTUP, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
endpoint_t *endpoint = color_temperature_light::create(node, &light_config, ENDPOINT_FLAG_NONE, driver_handle);
/* These node and endpoint handles can be used to create/add other endpoints and clusters. */
if (!node || !endpoint) {
ESP_LOGE(TAG, "Matter node creation failed");
}
light_endpoint_id = endpoint::get_id(endpoint);
ESP_LOGI(TAG, "Light created with endpoint_id %d", light_endpoint_id);
/* Add additional features to the node */
cluster_t *cluster = cluster::get(endpoint, ColorControl::Id);
cluster::color_control::feature::color_temperature::config_t temperature_config;
temperature_config.color_temp_physical_max_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MIN, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
temperature_config.color_temp_physical_min_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MAX, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
temperature_config.couple_color_temp_to_level_min_mireds = REMAP_TO_RANGE_INVERSE(COLOR_TEMP_MAX, MATTER_TEMPERATURE_FACTOR);
esp_err_t cluster_add_res = cluster::color_control::feature::color_temperature::add(cluster, &temperature_config);
return ESP_OK;
}Any idea if I'm doing something wrong or there's an issue with the Rainmaker app? I'm confused as to why the Apple software is recognizing it as a color temperature control device but Rainmaker won't.