How to get the bulbs back in sync
Light sources can become out of sync when you interact with the main power switches.
Light sources can become out of sync when you interact with the main power switches (wall or lamp switches) with part of your connected light bulbs.
For example, when you turn OFF one light bulb in a group with the main power switch and change the rest of the light bulbs in the group to another state, the turned-off light bulb will be out of sync when turning it on again with the power main switch.
How to get the bulbs back in sync
How to sync on/off function
How to sync brightness
How to sync colour temperature
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