
bmercier
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I looked at the code, and nodes with these hints should be available for Alexa and Google Home. I just saw @Goose66's comment which confirms this. So, it must be that the nodes don't actually have these hints. You may try the hint editor to manually set it.
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Note taken. Will add support for this in the next few days.
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There's no solution that I can think of. Benoit
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If that other person already has an ISY portal account, that person could add your ISY in their account. You will have to grant them access in the admin console. If that other person doesn't, you have the choice of having them create a new ISY Portal account, or create a sub-account in yours. Either way, that person will need to have a user profile in that account, and your ISY entered in that same account (or sub-account). Keep in mind: A user profile in a sub-account can only access ISY in the same sub-account. A user profile in the root account can access ISYs in the root account, and all sub-accounts. So make sure the user profile you create for that other person is created in the sub-account. Benoit
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Maintenance is completed
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Hello everyone, We will have a maintenance this Saturday 04-09-2022 at 5:00 AM Pacific time which will last about 1 hour. During this period, your ISY will disconnect for a few brief moments. No new features are planned. Some internal certificates will be updated in the process. Benoit
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Swapping/Cloning ISYs: How to Migrate Configuration for Alexa?
bmercier replied to waffles's topic in Amazon Echo
Awesome. Happy new year! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Swapping/Cloning ISYs: How to Migrate Configuration for Alexa?
bmercier replied to waffles's topic in Amazon Echo
Apologies. Fixed another related bug. Please try one more time. Should be working now. -
Swapping/Cloning ISYs: How to Migrate Configuration for Alexa?
bmercier replied to waffles's topic in Amazon Echo
1. I found and fixed a bug. Please try again. 2. Yes the configuration is moved from one ISY to the other. They disappear from the source ISY and yes this is by design. Using this approach allows to retain the unique ID and keep the devices as is in Alexa, without impacts to Alexa groups or routines. Benoit -
Swapping/Cloning ISYs: How to Migrate Configuration for Alexa?
bmercier replied to waffles's topic in Amazon Echo
FYI, migration instructions here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY_Portal_Migrate_configurations_to_a_new_ISY -
If you need to migrate to a new ISY, here's a new feature that will make it much easier, especially if you use Amazon Echo, Google Home or IFTTT / Webhooks. This also allows you to migrate your ISY Portal Access license to the new ISY. The option can be found under Select Tools | Migrate to Instructions: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY_Portal_Migrate_configurations_to_a_new_ISY
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Swapping/Cloning ISYs: How to Migrate Configuration for Alexa?
bmercier replied to waffles's topic in Amazon Echo
When you create spokens, an internal id is created to uniquely identify the spoken. Alexa refers to a device by this ID. Therefore, When you create spokens, although everything may look identical (same uuid, same node), it is using a different id. When migrating, the spoken keeps the same id. From Alexa's perspective, there are no changes at all. This is why a discovery is not necessary. Benoit -
It is now available as of last night. Look under Select Tools | maintenance Benoit Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Swapping/Cloning ISYs: How to Migrate Configuration for Alexa?
bmercier replied to waffles's topic in Amazon Echo
Actually, no. With Alexa, it is not necessary to rediscover. The spokens are migrated, not copied over. They retain their unique id used by Alexa. So as long as the ISY nodes are also « migrated » to the new ISY and has the same address, it should work. Please note that it may be different for GH. It may need a rediscover, I need to test it. Benoit Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
@cwitter, there is now a new google home category called "Device with open/close syntax". Please see this post:
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Spokens can now be assigned a new Google Home Category: "Device with open/close syntax". This allows to "open" and "close" a device. Those devices can also be "opened to x percent". Programs, scenes, state variables and regular devices are supported. However, programs and scenes obviously can't be set to a specific percentage. Benoit
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Hello, I will look into that. Could you PM me the output of: [ISY]/rest/zwave/node/0/def/get?full=true Also, please include the ZWave address of the device. Thanks, Benoit
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I don't see why it would double trigger. Alexa will trigger it only once. Benoit
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There are no plans to do that. Completion of a program is under normal circumstances quick, and it's what confirms that the action worked. If the program takes too much time, I think it should be triggered by a state variable. Benoit
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I suspect the duration of the program too. If this is not complete withing a few seconds, it will timeout and Alexa will give an error message. FYI, there are no retry mecanism. Benoit
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This is most likely because you don't have any network resources created in the admin console.
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An email address must be unique. So he must have had removed that email address from his account, so you could use it elsewhere. His account still exists, and still have that ISY in it. Benoit
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How did he delete his account? Or did he remove his user profile? What he has/had to do is remove the ISY from his account. The account is most likely still there, and if he deleted his user profile, does he have another one to access the account? If this does not resolve the issue, please have a ticket opened with the uuid and some indication of the account to be removed. This could be the account name, or perhaps the ISY alias used in that account. Benoit
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ISY has a limit of 5 accounts it can be tied to. Benoit
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Subscriptions should be working fine now.