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I think I figured out how to add them back to the ISY. 1. Login to ISY admin and go to Z-Wave and Recive (Learn Mode) 2. Go to Ring app (I'm using Android) and pretend like you are going to add a new contact sensor, when you get to the point where it wants to scan for a QR code, click add manually and enter 12345. Basically you want to get the app into the listening for device mode. It will time out but keep clicking "Try Again" and "Got It" until your ISY console is done finding devices. By doing this I was able to get the ISY back to where it found the Z-Wave stuff from the Ring. It still doesn't do anything, hence the basis of the original post. Hope this helps.

Well...it's been a few months since I connected the two together, and now I wish I would have noted the steps because I don't remember exactly. I attempted to delete the connection this weekend and set it back up...unsuccessfully. I was able to get one of the door sensors to connect directly to the ISY and it's reporting status. I just can't seem to get it connected back to the ring gateway now. I thought I read there was a way to put the ISY Z wave in more of a promiscuous mode where, which I think is what I was trying to to the first go round. I'm going to have to keep playing with the devices to try to get this working again, sorry guys.

Is there any interest, other than by me, or has anyone been able to successfully connect the Z-Wave components of Ring's security devices to the ISY? It would be great to be able to at least trigger home automation events when a door is left open or the system is armed, etc. I was able to connect the gateway successfully to the ISY, and can see what I think are all of then nodes (I have 3 motion sensors, 4 door sensors, and two sirens), and I can actually trigger the sirens to sound, but that's is far as I've been able to go.