I often press light switches in my house very fast, just with enough pressure to hear the actuation.
On my inovelli switches, it is very easy to press hard enough to get an audible click and not trigger the switch to turn on or off, which is immensely frustrating to all the people in my house as they all press light switches lightly/quickly
I have a video, but I can’t upload it as I’m a new user, so I’ve linked to it on Google Photos:
The switches are on firmware 1.0.5
I have relay click turned on, and you can hear and see that the switch doesn’t turn the lights on in my video unless a very firm fast press or “longer” press is performed. The edges of the paddles are worse too. It happens on the top and bottom paddle, but the problem is worse on the top (the one closest to the config button)
My girlfriend and family have the same problem with light/fast presses, and my 2-1s are on 1.1.1. It drives them absolutely insane. I seem to press hard enough most of the time, but every now and again, it will happen to me, too. Same with the white series fan switches. You hear an audible click/actuation on the switch, but it doesn’t seem to trigger unless you press harder.
A good friend of mine is a hardware engineer and says it’s probably a poor debounce algorithm and that the ideal would be a gpio interrupt that has hardware debounce but should be fairly easy to do in software too. He says the switch is currently likely polling in a loop so there’s a slight chance they miss the actuation if it’s very brief.
Hopefully this helps steer them in the right direction if they have time to look into a fix!
my original post was locked as I didn’t respond.. just forgot.. but continue to be frustrated daily with this issue as does my wife. Sometimes I even intently try to press harder and it seems the edge of the switches is most of the issue.
Glad to see others and hopefully a solution could be created for this. Love these switches.