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  1. I'm also very frustrated, but I'm back online. I had rebooted by ISY twice, but not sure if that really helped. I reconnected Google and then it was working again. My only side effect was "ghost" devices in Google home. I had Chromecast devices that were offline. I couldn't get them back online. Then I noticed I had another entry for each (one called TV and other called Chromecast). I believe I had renamed them to TV. After reconnecting, it seems to have restored original name and created a ghost of the revised name. I just deleted the offline devices in Google Home. Maybe this is the same situation for you about the offline devices. I know how annoyed you must be. Given UD knew about the low disk space and assumed it wasn't issue, convinces me it was avoidable. Bad decision. Wouldn't want to be that person right now.
  2. I have a ISY994i and had a green dot. I had to go to Google home on my mobile device and reconnect. Then everything worked.
  3. I also get the error below with Google. I have a green dot next to my device. "Error sending your spokens. Is Google Home linked with this user profile (xxxxxxx@gmail.com)"
  4. I have ISY portal connected to Google Home. It's still down for me. I saw a comment about relinking. Should I wait or relink? I'm not sure how to relink other than remove and add device again in ISY portal. Afraid to do that if it's not fully recovered. I haven't seen an announcement saying it's down, so not sure how long to wait for an announcement that it's back up. Not sure what to do, but still down for me.
  5. I'm trying to program my motion sensor to turn lights on/off but also provide a manual override so I can keep lights on/off indefinitely. I've hit a roadblock and hoping someone else has solved this. Ultimately, here's what I want: 1. When motion is detected, lights turn on. 2. After 10 minutes of no motion, lights turn off. 3. If lights are manually turned on or off via wall switch, lights stay on/off indefinitely. 4. If light switch is fast on/off, then lights turn on/off and motion sensing is enabled again. 5. If lights are manually turned on/off and no motion detected in 12 hours, then re-enable motion sensor. The other requirement that complicates this is the motion sensor is tied to a scene to turn the lights on/off. If I don't do this, there's a delay turning the lights on. Adding the motion sensor to the scene give me instant on. My problem is I can't find a way to disable a scene or motion sensor via a program. I need to stop the scene from turning the lights on/off when I override with the light switch by a program. I thought about the following options, but they don't exist and/or work: 1. Can't disable a scene in a program. 2. Can't disable the motion sensor (disable / block signals) in a program. 3. Can't set scene to ignore motion signals. There's an option in the scene to set the motion sensor to "ignore", but doesn't seem to do anything. 4. Can't add/remove the motion sensor from the scene in a program. 5. I can set the light On level to zero/off, but the motion sensor/scene ignores the On level set for the device. 6. I set the motion sensor's Off timeout to a high value, but then the sensor didn't send another On signal until after that timeout. I need to send constant On signals so the lights don't turn off if motion keeps getting sensed. Ultimately I'd like to enable/disable a scene. That's seems like the simplest solution. If anyone has found any way to do this, I'd appreciate it. Any other suggestions would help too. Thanks, Dave
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