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This does seem to tie in the temperature stabilising which I guess might lead to the device not actually sending updates? I reset again last night at 8pm and it has worked fine until 10:20 this morning which is about the time the water was back up to temperature and the heater turned off. It is almost as if the device doesn't send an update as the temperature hasn't changed enough and by the time it has changed and a new message is sent some sort of timeout has occurred and the device is no longer recognised. I do have another Inkbird bluetooth sensor (an iBBQ) attached to the same proxy and even though the temperature on that isn't updating the readings are still coming through |
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Did you ever find a solution? I have the same problem |
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No. I gave up and created an ESP32 /DS18B20 based sensor which has been much better |
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I have an ESP32 flashed as a bluetooth proxy to pick up my Inkbird IBS-P01B.
When things are working it is great but randomly it just stops sending data back to HA.
eg. just now it is saying the last measurement was 5 hours ago but I know without me taking some action it will never update again
The only way I can seem to get things going again is to delete all Inkbird integrations in HA and then restart HA completely. The device is is then picked up as new and it starts reporting OK for a while but then will eventually just stop. If I just restart the integrations / HA or power cycle the ESP then the sensor will then just show up as unavailable .
The sensor is outside and the ESP32 is the other side of the window to it so I know reception is a bit of an issue but is there anything I can do to stop the sensor dropping off like this? Or failing that, when it does drop off is there a way I can get it to be picked up again?
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