BobM99

Same issue with this leak sensor. You're all not alone.

Thanks for the quick response. I have 4 Z-wave devices that are doing this. I tried waking them up and writing changes, but the problem persists. All of the devices are operating fine as detectors. If anyone has a tip, I'd appreciate it.

Would someone please explain what the orange banners in the screenshot mean? This didn't appear with UI before. Thanks. Bob

Thanks very much for dealing with the Whac-A-Mole situation. One quirk I've noticed for a while now is that I have to restart the plug-in twice before I receive a 2FA text. Either way, working well!

FWIW, the Blink integration on Home Assistant has been broken for over a month: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/blink-integration-broken-after-ha-restart-cannot-complete-2fa-pin-entry-eu-uk-sms-2fa/1013424

All looks good. Thanks for your work.

I've been using a Nest thermostat that integrates well with eisy and Home Assistant. Funny thing, though -- I thought this would have happened with Nest first, rather than Ecobee. Just waiting for the other shoe to drop.

I don't know if this helps, but I use the SC546a Plug In Remote Chime with eisy, no problems. Bob X10.COMSC546a Plug In Remote ChimeInstantly Add A Doorbell or Warning Chime Anywhere in Your Home Just plug the module into any standard wall outlet, set the house and unit codes, and the modules "sings out" with a pleasant "Ding-Dong

I think you have to be on the "Home" page. The page in the screenshot is Home: Nodes. If you click on "Home," it should get you to the screen with the gear and allow you to create tiles.

Lots of thanks to everyone who chimed in here. @paulbates Yes, this was the answer. Unplug eisy and plug it back in! @Guy Lavoie Thanks for being the first to answer. You've always been helpful to me. @hart2hart I do remember the capacitor issue with older PLMs. Thankful that it wasn't the case. @IndyMike Also, thanks for answering. It's all working now, two-way communication. Happy holidays.

No Insteon

Eisy no longer seems to be communicating with my PLM. I think this coincides with upgrade to 6.0.3_3, but I thought it was working day or so after that, and I just noticed it today. I'm no longer able to control my X-10 switches through UD Mobile or the administrative console. When I use the AC to query a device, the response is "Request Failed." The green light on the PLM is on. I've tried unplugging it. I tried rebooting eisy. I know the X-10 system is working because I can control the switches using an X-10 remote. The PLM is a fairly new 2413U. Would you all be willing to guide me what to do next (short of throwing out all my X-10 switches)? Thanks. Bob

@Panda88 Impressive! Thank you!

@Panda88 No longer get that ST issue on UD Mobile. Thanks so much for your persistence in fixing it!

I have Flo by Moen and would say no. They pretty much want you to use their leak sensors. There is a decent Flo integration on Home Assistant, but not the path of least resistance.