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  1. I no longer run any node servers or have Blue Iris, unfortunately, so I have no way to test. If you're comfortable going in and making a tweak to your local blue-iris-poly.py file, I think adding "self.connect()" to line 121 might do the trick. That's the section that sets the connection status to "disconnected", so adding that would have it try to reconnect.
  2. I moved my ZMatter dongle from my Polisy over to Home Assistant and it worked great with the Z-Wave JS integration. I even brought it over without having to re-link my Z-Wave devices by finding that all of the keys needed by the Z-Wave JS integration are stored in the IoX backup files. All of my devices showed up and everything worked great. I didn't try out the Zigbee or Matter functionality though. I also moved by Insteon PLM over and set up the Insteon integration in HA. All in all everything works that way but after spending a day doing that and giving it a chance, I wound up putting all back and buying a new eisy because it does a much better job integrating things than HA alone, at least with merging Insteon and Z-Wave. It just wasn't right without the excellent scene management features that IoX has...
  3. HA's ISY integration allows you to create custom devices in HA via ISY programs, so you can make a "cover" in HA that actually consists of programs in ISY that issue the command to the IOLinc and track the status of the door to display in HA. The program's 'then' logic issues a command to open the door, the 'else' logic issues a command to close the door. The integration page goes over it and actually has a garage door as an example: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/isy994/#creating-custom-devices-using-isy-programs
  4. That's odd since the node server itself doesn't use the 'password' module, it comes from the underlying Roomba python project. As a first step, I'd recommend uninstalling the node server and also the Roomba module. Then re-install the node server from the store and let it install the prerequisites automatically. pip uninstall roomba pip3 uninstall roomba Also, this node server is pretty old now, there could be some modules or commands no longer supported by the current version of python. I think it has been ported over to Polyglot 3 if you switch over to the Polisy.
  5. @GQuack, I'm not familiar with the lock function in Blue Iris. I don't think you're missing it, didn't implement it in the node server because I wasn't sure what it was. It looks straightforward enough to implement but I'm sorry to say I no longer use Blue Iris; I switched over to UniFi Protect a while back. I threw together a quick attempt at adding that feature offline here: https://github.com/fahrer16/udi-blue-iris-poly-1 but I have no way to test. @bpwwer took over that node server and ported it to PG3, he might be able to take care of the update if someone is able to test it out.
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