Has anyone encountered this specific detection error despite the device showing signs of life (heat/LEDs)? Is this a firewall issue or potentially a hardware fault?
The word "hot" specifically hints that the device’s hotplug state is not being refreshed. Some BroadLink devices, especially older ones, enter a sleeping or low-power state after inactivity. When the software attempts to write, the device doesn't wake up in time to respond — hence "not detected hot." broadlink manager writing compatible device not detected hot
For a moment, nothing. Then the terminal blinked: Has anyone encountered this specific detection error despite
The “hot” part of the error is a colloquial term within the script’s source code (often from the broadlink Python library). It means the . especially older ones