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I can call my son who lives 10 minutes away. Paul

You could always put a cheap wireless camera in front of the panel and watch for motion with the sensitivity turned up. This has the benefit of giving you the status of all the breakers. I sort of use this method with a Zuba Central Heat Pump that I can't get a network thermostat for. Cheap camera looking at the thermostat so I can check it now and then when I'm away. Paul

When I built a new house a few years ago I planned to buy some chrome audio devices and amps to power my ceiling speakers. Alas, chrome audio devices were discontinued and I ended up using a combination of regular chromes, hdmi to tv convertors and Aiyima A07 amps. This worked OK but volume control required access to the amp volume control knob. I've been watching for all in one solution, other than Sonos, which doesn't have a multiple user feature compatible with Google Home. This all changed recently with the release of the WiiM Amp which is a 60W per channel stereo amp with built in Chrome, among other apps. Check it out. https://shop.wiimhome.com/collections/frontpage/products/wiim-amp This thing is great and only $299. I bought one a few weeks ago and am totally impressed. So nice to have volume control! BTW I have no affiliation with Wiim. Paul

I'm in an even more comical situation. Built a new house a few years ago just when Polisy was coming out. None were available so I bought an ISY. Then ISY stop supporting the latest version of nodeservers on a Raspberry Pi, so I bought a Polisy and installed some nodeservers (that would have run on the the RPi) with intention of moving the ISY to Polisy and updating the the new nodeserver version a short time later. Unfortunately a couple of the nodeservers I needed wern't yet ported so I never moved. Instead I started using Home Assistant on a Small PC and integrated with the ISY to get the functionality I wanted, with the intention of moving everything once the nodeservers were available. Well I never did move and found that only two of the five nodeservers were something I needed/used and one of the two I used went away - myQ. So I plan to move the one I use, envisalink, over to Home Assistant and turn off the Polisy. No point in moving to Eisy at this point. Besides it might be superseded before I have time to integrate. Is there a market for lightly used Polisy's?

I also had a strange admin console problem. This fixed it.

Thanks!!! It worked and the console loaded so much faster. You're a life saver. Paul

firmware 5.3.4. Not sure where you find UI version.

Already did this. Cleared cache and installed fresh Java. Also used used a fresh start.jlnp from the same link. Didn't work. Paul

Hi, Have an ISY with no updates for several years. Tried to go in and edit a program. Console loaded, but every time I go to the programs tab it locks up showing a popup saying "loading scene widgets". Have rebooted the laptop, checked java version, and rebooted the isy to no avail. Any ideas? Paul

Is there an ETA on the new solution? Unfortunate that you didn't warn us until June 6 and submit new code until a couple of days ago, even though the announcement was made by Google almost a year ago. We rely heavily on this interface. Paul

Yea, it is cloud based.

Filed a ticket and was guided to add a "hint" for the device to work correctly. You might want to file a ticket to get it working. '

Using InfluxDB. Capturing some data forever. Here is a link https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/influxdb/

Here are a couple of screen grabs for the app for the temp and humidity sensor. Was able to go back several months. Not sure how far back you can go. Not sure if you can download, but is it is all logged by my Home Assistant anyway. I'm stuck using ns2 so I'm actually using the integration with Home Assistant rather than a node server.

About 2" x 2" x 1", but they include a display. Speaker hub is loud enough. I have it next to a google home device and I trigger a broadcast under certain conditions. BTW I also use a vibration sensor. Have it on the alarm buzzer in my sewage pump controller.