Mac adress won't assign about govee-api-ble HOT 12 CLOSED

Hi! I completely forgot to specify in the docs, but when you assign your device you need quotes around you MAC address

Ex:

my_device = GoveeDevice(‘7C:A6:B0:1F:8E:63’)

If you have any other questions feel free to ask :-))

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Now I get this

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You need gatttool installed for this to work. You’re running this on Android (I believe), so you need to find a way to install gatttool. This API works best on a Linux system like a Raspberry Pi

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Yeah I was doing this while I work where I couldn't access the pi, but once i do would it work?

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It should work fine

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It still says the same thing

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Please read your error messages. It says gatttool cannot be found, which means it is not installed, you need to install gatttool (using the BLUEZ package) for this program to work.

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When trying to install bluez 5.9 using this how to https://www.instructables.com/Control-Bluetooth-LE-Devices-From-A-Raspberry-Pi/

Getting error between these two steps

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Ok I fixed the error but now I get thus

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According to this guide, it says If you get a connect: No route to host (113), that means the device is not advertising, you’ve used the wrong address or you haven’t run sudo hcitool lescan before opening gatttool.

Hope this helps, you may have the wrong MAC address, or are too far from the lights.

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Now I'm getting this

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From what it looks like, you are using the iHoment H6110 light strip, this API is guaranteed to work only with the H6127 light strip. Your light strip has wifi and other features built in to it, so please consider using a different way than BLE to control them (especially because of how inefficient BLE is. It is only used on this because the H6127 lights only use bluetooth).

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