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Ah sorry missed that. I dont have Polisy. Hope it gets resolved for you soon as I know that is frustrating.

Sounds like @Michel Kohanim is going to need to get involved in this one. be sure to open ticket. Just spitballing here but try shutdown, then remove zmatter from Eisy, then reinstall zmatter, they restart eisy to validate there isnt a bad connection on zmatter into Eisy.

Thanks. I have programs that calculate many of these as variables that I have used for years. If I was starting fresh, I would of just used this.

Aqara MS-S02 Motion Sensor P1 (aqara.com) Motion Sensor

Does it support Zigbee 3.0 devices? is it just bulbs or all Zigbee devices supported?

What does Timedata give you over just using time and date native in ISY and Eisy?

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I agree that I wont be able to sell my house for $ 2K more because I got $2k in home automation. My system is also complex. My plan is to dumb it down when I move to use the most easy controller available at that time and probably integrate it with Alexa. This will make it as simple as possible. It all depends on who the buyer is though. They may be into automation or willing to make it a hobby. Or they wont. Highest bidder gets it regardless. They could bulldoze the whole house for all I care

Worked as advertised. Thanks UD team.

I got two Nests like 5 years ago but they dont connect to Eisy. Ive been wanting to swap them out for zwave but havent had a use case for it yet.

I've had good experiences with them in past ordering directly on their site or on Amazon. I have had fraud alerts before on expensive credit card purchases online in the past with other sites but usually either login to card site or call to validate the purchase.

Using Alarm Relay on my elk for like the past 7 years. Great price and great response when alarm goes off. I dont use phone line but Internet for my Elk communication to them.

Update: Got my first shade from Smartwings. Size and accessories listed below. Purchase: Although you can get directly on website above, I think it was about $30 cheaper on Amazon but looks like you get 2 year warranty on Amazon vs 3-year on their site. I communicated with their support multiple times prior to ordering to ensure I had all the info I needed. They were responsive, but they are in China so responses are delayed. Install: Install was easy like normal shade. Three brackets screwed over the trim of window for an outside mount. Battery operated so no wiring. Wife loves the way it looks and quality of semi transparent fabric (ivory). They do offer blackout but my windows I am motorizing are not in the bedrooms. I got the 15 channel remote for manual control as well. Pics below. Adding the Zwave 700 device to Eisy was a piece of cake. Created two nodes. The control and battery node shown below. It created another node called Power Management but not 100% on what it does. Will play around with it over the next week. If all goes well, I will order some more for my other windows.

@tlightne Good to know. Thanks. Ill post later in month when I get the new shade installed and setup.

@tlightne1 year, that is great. Folks online were saying they went longer than 6 months depending on how big the shade is and how often they open and close it. I will most likely wire them to power to not worry about it, but I have a couple of windows that getting power to will be a bear. How often do you open and close yours? Not sure if you are using an Eisy or ISY, but how is the reliability of automated open and closing? Do they even not respond to the command?

Dont know about Prime. Anything possible. I usually pop over to google and use their Shopping feature when buying to see price ranges. Go to Ubiquiti website and check out their different models of Dream Machine and pick the one best for you. Then use Google shopping to see best total price. Sometimes you can catch a store discounting. Pay attention if it is a refurb or not though.

I had same problem. Opened ticket and @Michel Kohanim had me do an upgrade. see my post in other thread:

Looks like I'll be the Guinee pig on this one. 😉 I got multiple windows but ordered one to test it out. Pros: Much cheaper compared to other brands. Z-Wave 700. I like that they are rechargeable battery operated and can be recharged after about 6 months depending on usage for windows where running wire will be a challenge. For the other windows, Ill just run power so I never have to charge. Con is they are made and shipped from China so delivery takes a while. Will see how it goes when it arrives.

This is fixed with new version I just installed working in a ticket with @Michel Kohanim Rebooted Eisy Then did an upgrade packages and rebooted. Thanks @Michel Kohanim and team!

This is fixed with new version I just installed working in a ticket with @Michel Kohanim Rebooted Eisy Then did an upgrade packages and rebooted. Dont get RSA error anymore. Thanks @Michel Kohanim and team!

This is fixed with new version I just installed working in a ticket with @Michel Kohanim Rebooted Eisy Then did an upgrade packages and rebooted. Cloud version now works properly and shows right versions. Thanks @Michel Kohanim and team!

Since I run my company out of my house and cant have long downtime, I eliminated the single points of failure as much as possible: Bought a second Ubiquiti Edgerouter 12 with router config already restored so I just need to swap out. Dual WAN (internet) inputs to Edgerouter. One Xfinity and One Tmobile 5G router setup with auto failover if I lose the main Xfinity connection in the router. UPS on server rack 2 servers running Proxmox VMs Proxmox virtual servers for Windows File server/ AD Unifi as a virtual machine on Proxmox Proxmox backups of VMs Real time backup of all important files to AWS cloud. Power to house is pretty stable in Atlanta area. Dont have a Generac. But I do have a 10KW portable generator that I can plug into house though manual interlock to run the whole house on. Its enough as Water, heat, cooking and dryer is all gas. Runs on gas but bought a nat gas conversion kit I need to install. As for the Eisy, no redundancy needed there. I can hit the light switch until that gets fixed 😉

Cant go wrong with Ubiquiti. The Dream Machine line is latest tech. Personally, Ive been running their Edgerouter 12 for the past 5 years with Unifi software. I have 3 of their WIFI U6 access points in my 3000 sq ft ranch. Great coverage everywhere. Multiple 5GHZ and 2.4GHZ devices (TVs, robot vacs/ mops, phones, laptops, tablets, irrigation, water usage, etc) all over the house.

On my issue 5 posts above. Opened ticket. @Michel Kohanim instantly responded that it is a cache issue and to just retry in a couple of hours.

@tmorse305 Eisy appears to be working properly despite the error in my log above.

@Beaker Yes, Im having same problem. Reported it here.