Dropouts are increasing. Had never experienced these issues before. Also, I am experiencing different behavior between the b-hyve app on the Note 5 (Android) vs my Note 22 (Android). Clearly, there are issues between latest/legacy firmware <—> b-hyve app. When this system work(ed/s) – it is a beautiful thing. Hopefully, Orbit’s development team can determine the root cause. And sooner better than later.
The other two are still stuck. They both absolutely refuse to connect like the other two did. Both still flash whitish/blueish color every few seconds. Will probably wait until the pending update and try again before going through the warranty process.
Yes, that is a great point! I’m in IT so I know technology well. However, I did not think of the Bluetooth chip/version being it. That makes a lot of sense! So at this point – 2 out of 4 timers have been fixed using this old phone. The system is still acting a little strange though. Intermittent dropouts and having to connect via Bluetooth instead of Wi-Fi. But at least this was able to fix 2 of the timers that I am now able to use while I get the other two Warranty replaced (hopefully).
Add me to the list. I have 4 timers now that are all failing with the intermittent white blinking light. They were all working just fine before the attempted firmware update.
