Ensure your network profile in Windows is set to rather than Public, as Public profiles block incoming local network discovery requests. Alternative Solutions for Home Assistant Users
Here are some steps you might consider to troubleshoot the issue:
: Newer firmware (v44057+) often "locks" the device to the Broadlink cloud, preventing local control by third-party apps. Unsupported Hardware : Newer or "clone" models like the Bestcon RM4C mini broadlink manager writing compatible device not detected hot
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You can use the underlying Python library that powers most BroadLink integrations to manually test the connection. Install Python on your machine.
Troubleshooting BroadLink Manager: Fixing the "Writing Compatible Device Not Detected" Hot Error Ensure your network profile in Windows is set
Open BroadLink Manager and try the discovery/write process again. 3. Check for 2.4 GHz vs. 5 GHz Conflicts
devices (RM Mini, RM Pro, SP series, etc.) are among the most popular choices for DIY home automation, primarily because they offer cheap, local control via Wi-Fi. Tools like Broadlink Manager (often referred to as python-broadlink or the Broadlink Manager GUI ) allow advanced users to read and write RF (Radio Frequency) and IR (Infrared) codes—bypassing the cloud. Install Python on your machine