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Old 11-02-2021, 11:19 AM   #4665
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Originally Posted by OtinG View Post
This is exactly what I described occasionally happening to two of my TP-Link bulbs in post #4656 above.
You did call that. I should have acknowledged that. Sorry.

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Considering we are dealing with the FW in the bulbs plus the FW in the device using Alexa plus the FW in the device using the Kasa app plus the Alexa app code and the Kasa app code plus the Wi-Fi network plus the internet connection plus the Alexa servers plus the TP-Link servers, well it gets rather complex, and there is a lot of pieces to this Rube Goldberg association that can have issues.
Agreed. Though in my defense, I WAS able to rule out nearly every bit of that except "the Alexa servers plus the TP-Link servers".

I just never expected it to be so device-specific: all of the KL125 bulbs in use and nothing else.

Ah well. They're making it harder and harder for me to use these devices without the internet, but for the time being, I still have a local-only solution using a HomeAssistant server that I can use to turn on/off Kasa devices without any internet service.
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