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BT proxy #1 renamed to main-bedroom-bt-proxy, static lease

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Kaloyan DanchevandClaude Opus 5.5 committed 2026-10-16 17:29:16 +03:00
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## 2026-10-16 ## 2026-10-16
- Home Assistant: `corridor-bt-proxy` (Olimex ESP32-POE-ISO) added to the ESPHome integration and running as an active Bluetooth proxy. Temporarily on hAP ax3 ether3, VLAN 10 (192.168.10.100); it moves to CAP XL ether2 (VLAN 30) when mounted. - Home Assistant: `corridor-bt-proxy` (Olimex ESP32-POE-ISO) added to the ESPHome integration and running as an active Bluetooth proxy. Temporarily on hAP ax3 ether3, VLAN 10 (192.168.10.100); it moves to CAP XL ether2 (VLAN 30) when mounted.
- Board #1 moved to the main bedroom and renamed `main-bedroom-bt-proxy` via OTA (HA area: Dad's Bedroom). Static DHCP lease 192.168.10.100 on dhcp-vlan10 (hAP ax3 ether3).
### Network: cAP ether2 ports for Olimex Bluetooth proxies ### Network: cAP ether2 ports for Olimex Bluetooth proxies
- **[NETWORK]** CAP XL ac (192.168.10.2): ether2 `pvid=30`, untagged on VLAN 30 (was pvid 1, so no VLAN was allowed). CAP AC (192.168.10.4) ether2 was already VLAN 30 (since 2026-09-27). Both feed Olimex ESP32-POE-ISO BT proxies (corridor, living room). ether2 PoE-out is passive 24 V (bundled adapter), too low for the 802.3af Olimex, so the Olimex boards take USB 5 V power. - **[NETWORK]** CAP XL ac (192.168.10.2): ether2 `pvid=30`, untagged on VLAN 30 (was pvid 1, so no VLAN was allowed). CAP AC (192.168.10.4) ether2 was already VLAN 30 (since 2026-09-27). Both feed Olimex ESP32-POE-ISO BT proxies (corridor, living room). ether2 PoE-out is passive 24 V (bundled adapter), too low for the 802.3af Olimex, so the Olimex boards take USB 5 V power.