Issues with Phillips Wizard

[BigPickle51]

Hi there,
I want to create 2 instances along side my TV lights,
1 for the ceiling bulbs and 1 for my table lamps, all have the Phillips hue RGB bulbs.
However I'm having issues with the Phillips Wizard, it never seems to save when I click the button, I've filled out as much of the information manually as I can but nothing seems to make it function correctly.
I've tried restarting my pi and creating fresh new instances but the damn thing just won't save.

Can anybody advice me please on how to get it functioning correctly.

Regards

[awawa-dev]

Hi
There was small issue with v17: when the Philips Hue instance was not created as new from the scratch (but edited) the save button could not work. You can:

• change the LED type from Philips to any other (for example: debug->file in 'LED hardware'), save the changes, restart HyperHDR service, and now after changing to Philips Hue save button should work
• delete that instance and create new one using Philips Hue (it will work only for creating, when you try to edit it later the problem will come back)
• try v18beta1 where it's fixed (installers available, instruction how to get them on the main page)

[BigPickle51]

Just to clarify as it's been a while since I installed.

For installation on Pi4 SD card I need: Linux-bullseye-rpi34-armv7l-DEB-installer

[awawa-dev]

It's Debian DEB installer inside, not the SD card image. It's valid for 32-bits ARM Rpi4 system (for 64-bits: Linux-bullseye-arm-aarch64-DEB-installer).
You need to extract it first.
Usually it's easier to download that ZIP on the PC, extract it, then upload DEB to the /tmp folder on Raspberry Pi using WinScp, SSH using Putty to Rpi, then uninstall old HyperHDR (sudo apt remove hyperhdr) and finally to install new uploaded package (sudo apt install /tmp/HyperHDR-18.0.0.0beta1-Linux-armv7l.deb)

[BigPickle51]

Ok I've not done it that way before I don't think so I'm not to sure on what I'd be doing.

[awawa-dev]

That procedure updates only HyperHDR without the need of reinstalling whole OS. Do you have an SSH access to your Rpi (password for pi is default if you didn't change it: raspberry)?

[BigPickle51]

Yes I have one on Android RaspController and I think I have putty on my PC