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Hi. Yes, the code should detect any Apple watch that is in range, whether Series 3 or 5. Two things to try: 1. Is the Series 3 watch unlocked? 2....

Hi @neroxps - If you want to detect a Watch where the data flag is 0x18, have a look at [line 60 in the yaml file](https://github.com/dalehumby/ESPHome-Apple-Watch-detection/blob/main/lounge.yaml#L60). Change ```cpp if (data_flags...

Hi @dcgrove - I wanted to check if you still needed help diagnosing this issue?

Hi @jcastro - In the meantime, could you try changing ```yaml window: 500ms ``` to something lower, like 100ms, or even 50ms. This might reduce the load on the CPU...

I think if you only have 1 Airtag, (or at least don't want to differentiate between tags if you have multiple) then this could be possible. The problem is I...

Hi @romanpeters - Sorry for the delay replying. I'm in the process of moving homes and all my home automation stuff is still in transit until mid-Feb. This is a...

Hi @romanpeters - Thanks for the info. Could you try changing [line 60](https://github.com/dalehumby/ESPHome-Apple-Watch-detection/blob/main/lounge.yaml#L60) to be ```cpp if (data_flags == 0x98 || data_flags == 0x18) { ``` This will at least...

Hi @Zipties - It looks like your girlfriends series 5 is being detected, but possibly was locked at the time? Usually `data[3]=0x18` means the watch is locked, and it changes...

Was the watch detected when you changed the lambda to look for both 0x28 and 0x18? If you want to be fairly sure the watch you are testing is the...

Could you please try the following: On [line 60](https://github.com/dalehumby/ESPHome-Apple-Watch-detection/blob/main/lounge.yaml#L60) of the yaml, you can change it to ```cpp if (data_flags == 0x98 || data_flags == 0x18) { ``` If this...