I'm having the "All hubs are not responding/responding issue as well. Yet when I check the cameras they are working fine. So really the notifications are wrong.... Is there a way to simply disable these annoying notifications? I noticed there's a "Status" button in the HomeKit settings. Would turning that off help?
Hello bareyb,
Thanks for reaching out to us in Apple Support Communities about receive a hub error in HomeKit. We're happy to help by looking into this more!
The following support article provides some troubleshooting steps to try for this behavior:
Set up your HomePod, HomePod mini, Apple TV, or iPad as a home hub
Specifically, check out the section labeled "If your home hub isn't working as expected"
Also, if your router is a dual band router, make sure your camera is connected to the 2.4 GHz network, you may need to reach out to your router manufacturer to see how this is done on your particular router.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards.
Hi. Thank you for that.
Thank you for that.
One Question. If I turn off the "notify when camera goes off line" option will that stop the "no home hubs responding" notifications? That's really all I want to know. Thanks.
bareyb,
Disabling these options will not resolve the issue or the notifications. Try the previous steps suggested and let us know if they help.
Best Regards.
HomeKit Logitech Circle View Doorbell Camera "All Hubs are not responding"
