topic Re: When ColorTemperatureMireds in the lighting-app is adjusted to 0xFEFF, Google Home UI display gr in Smart Home Developer Forum

When ColorTemperatureMireds in the lighting-app is adjusted to 0xFEFF, Google Home UI display green

yellanliu — Wed, 08 May 2024 01:53:55 GMT

Reproduction steps

1、Add test device(ClassificationID:0x010D) of lighting-app to the Google Home
2、Select the device and turn on the device of lighting-app
3、Turn on the UI of "Light colour" and select the item of "Temperature"
4、Adjust the bar of the UI to the top of Temperature(ColorTemperatureMireds=0xFEFF) and the color of the UI which is represented the lighting level will be green,and the device worked as expected to keep warm color.
Test result reveals that when the Mireds value corresponding to the color temperature exceeds 0x595, the UI indicating the lighting level turns green, whereas it should display warm, reddish tint at this point. Adjusting the level value does not change the color from green, and it remains so until the Mireds value, corresponding to a higher color temperature, is set to be less than or equal to 0x595. then the UI for the lighting level correctly displays the intended colors.
5、Reproduced the phenomenon using connectedhomeip/examples/lighting-app/linux routines

6、The attachment is located at the following position：

https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/issues/33237

Re: When ColorTemperatureMireds in the lighting-app is adjusted to 0xFEFF, Google Home UI display gr

sipriyadarshi — Thu, 09 May 2024 17:34:46 GMT

Hello @yellanliu ,

Values in Mired are calculated using the following formula, M = 1000000 K/T
- where T is the color temperature in units of kelvins and M denotes the resulting mired dimensionless number. The constant 1000000 K is one million kelvins.
Conventionally color temperature values are stored between 1000 K and 10000 K. Any value outside this value is not supported.
Don’t write values corresponding to less than 700K ( For Mired Value of 0x595).
However, 700K is the hard stop and the system is crashing at any temperature below this and turning green.

Re: When ColorTemperatureMireds in the lighting-app is adjusted to 0xFEFF, Google Home UI display gr

yellanliu — Fri, 10 May 2024 02:19:21 GMT

Hello sipriyadarshi,

Thanks very much for your reply.As the matter project provided,the algorithm is "https://tannerhelland.com/2012/09/18/convert-temperature-rgb-algorithm-code.html".

When the temperature less than 700k,the rgb would be (255,x,y) and the color displayed by device would the warm.

It would be fantastic if you could share your algorithm for converting color temperature to RGB with me. This way, we can suggest better adaptations to the Matter platform that more seamlessly integrate with Google Home.

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Re: When ColorTemperatureMireds in the lighting-app is adjusted to 0xFEFF, Google Home UI display gr

yellanliu — Sat, 11 May 2024 07:24:33 GMT

Hello sipriyadarshi;

I do a test follow these steps:

i)set Lighting/Color Control ColorTempPhysicalMaxMireds to 0x3E8(1000) which set 1000K

ii)when the Google Home app set temperature to the top,which send 0x03E8 (ColorTempMireds) to the device,the UI will be green.

so is there some other parameters related to the display of the Google Home UI?