## Introduction to Xiaomi Home Assistant
The Xiaomi Home Assistant is a revolutionary smart home system that enables users to control and automate various aspects of their living space. From lighting to temperature, security to entertainment, this system offers a comprehensive solution for a futuristic home experience. However, like any complex technology, it is not immune to issues. Recently, a peculiar problem has surfaced where the system triggers unwanted actions, such as turning lights on, upon rebooting the router. This article delves into the heart of this issue, exploring the symptoms, reproduction steps, expected behavior, and potential solutions.
## Symptoms of the Issue
The problem manifests when the Xiaomi Home Assistant, integrated with devices like the Xiaomi wireless switch and smart switch pro, unexpectedly triggers certain actions. Specifically, after setting up automation to toggle a switch upon a single click, the system also triggers this action upon restarting the router. This unexpected behavior occurs regardless of the type of click—single, double, or long press—and affects both the Xiaomi wireless switch (Bluetooth version) and the smart switch pro with wireless connectivity.
## Reproducing the Issue
To replicate this problem, one must follow a series of steps:
1. **Device Connection Path**: Ensure your devices are connected in a specific path. This includes the Xiaomi router AX9000 connected to the Xiaomi smart speaker pro and then to either the wireless switch or the smart switch pro. Alternatively, the setup might involve the Xiaomi router AX9000 connected to a device running Docker (such as the 极空间Z4S) that hosts Home Assistant.
2. **Automation Setup in Home Assistant**: Within Home Assistant, two types of trigger conditions are set up for automation. The first is based on entity events (e.g., a single click, double click, or long press on a switch). The second involves manual events, specifically a state change event with an entity ID specified. A condition is then set to filter these events further, looking for a specific event type, such as a single click.
3. **Action**: The action bound to this automation is the toggling of a light switch.
4. **Rebooting the Router**: After setting up this automation, rebooting the router should, according to the issue, trigger the light to turn on unexpectedly.
## Expected Behavior
Ideally, the system should only trigger the set actions based on the predefined conditions without any extraneous actions. In this case, the expected behavior is that the light should only turn on when the specified click event occurs on the switch and not upon the router being restarted.
## Log Details
- **Time of Reproduction**: The issue was reproduced on 2025-10-13 at 04:00:00.
- **Home Assistant Logs**: Unfortunately, no logs were provided for a deeper analysis.
- **Log Timezone**: Asia/Shanghai.
- **Home Assistant Core Version**: 2014.12.5.
- **Home Assistant Operation System Version**: 20241127.8 (Docker).
- **Xiaomi Home Integration Version**: v0.4.2.
## Additional Context
While there is limited additional context provided, understanding the specific versions of the software and hardware involved is crucial. The integration of Xiaomi devices with Home Assistant, especially with version specifics like v0.4.2 of the Xiaomi Home integration, could hold clues to resolving this issue.
## Conclusion and Potential Solutions
The unwanted triggering of actions upon router reboot in a Xiaomi Home Assistant setup presents a challenging puzzle. To solve this, one might consider updating the Home Assistant core and Xiaomi Home integration to the latest versions, ensuring compatibility and potentially fixing known bugs. Additionally, reviewing the automation rules for any unintended overlaps or conditions that could be triggered by the router reboot is essential. For those with programming knowledge, diving into the logs (once available) and possibly modifying the automation scripts could provide more tailored solutions. The key to overcoming this issue lies in meticulous troubleshooting and potentially seeking community support from Home Assistant and Xiaomi forums. By doing so, users can restore their smart home system to its intended state of convenience and automation, without unexpected surprises.