Michel Kohanim

@andrew77, I did respond to your ticket on Friday and explicitly asked you to try a different power supply. With kind regards, Michel

@apostolakisl, I agree with you ... You can use them as extra ports just like a switch (added this feature in 5.4.0): With kind regards, Michel

Hi All, apologies. Yes, EOL (ETL is similar to UL). Yes, Nokia Hub is using an EOL ESP32. Yes, HUB Pro is what was scrapped by SmartHome. I am using one right now (thanks to our most esteemed friend who's helping us with all this). It works great! It's compact, cool, and lovely all around. With kind regards, Michel

Ah, yes, I definitely need to have a consolidated update thread. Here's the update from a few minutes ago: With kind regards, Michel

@kzboray, congrats!!! BUT, please do not stop Polyglot yet. UDX depends on Polyglot mqtt server to communicate with ISY. With kind regards, Michel

@bpwwer, it's cached in Angular! I hate that thing!!!!! With kind regards, Michel

@oskrypuch, Thank you very much! Some more updates: 1. There might be hope for those who have Hub IIs ... there's a high likelihood that they can be converted to a PLM 2. It's become evident that manufacturing 2413S/U is probably not going to happen since some of the parts are ETL'd, and 3 others are not available for another 18 months 3. Our focus is now on PLM Pro which was designed by our very good friend at SH but was sacked in favor of the Nokia hub So, I think we'll have a very short term solution (Hub II) and a longer term solution (PLM Pro). I shall keep you all posted. With kind regards, Michel

@jmbraben, Please submit a ticket. With kind regards, Michel

I have experienced the same. I blame Angular. With kind regards, Michel

+1000000 But, they asked us to give them a business case as to how we can help them increase their sale. With kind regards, Michel

If you are using binary encoding, then you must use the decimal version of \r and \n. The table @kzboray provided has Line feed 10 Carriage return 13 With kind regards, Michel

@Stagehand, ISY service is not running. Please submit a ticket. With kind regards, Michel

It's a little problematic because, although you can control the backlight on a KPL button, you cannot have it send a command (as if you are physically clicking it). So, without some acrobatics that will definitely cause all on/off issues, you cannot get away with only one scene. With kind regards, Michel

Unfortunately, we are out on Polisy Pros. And, only a few left of Polisy till the next shipment hopefully in June. With kind regards, Michel

Definitely a bug. With kind regards, Michel

@Techman, Unfortunately, not yet. With kind regards, Michel

@arshishk, Thank you. How about the Last run time and Last finish time columns. Are they accurate? With kind regards, Michel

@arshishk, thank YOU so very much. I can explain why: in ISY, network resources were put in a queue and another thread would run them. In IoP, they are inline. THANK YOU. With kind regards, Michel

For the sake of completeness, I2CS added a checksum byte! With kind regards, Michel

@Wes Westhaver, Yes, absolutely! With kind regards, Michel

@Wes Westhaver, 994 is still active and will have bug fix releases. All our OEM is 994 based! This said, however, most of our energy and resources are spent in enhancing Polisy and not 994. With kind regards, Michel

@carealtor, did you submit bug reports? Are they PG2, PG3 or both? With kind regards, Michel

@apostolakisl, This very odd. What was the version of the backup? With kind regards, Michel

@Valveman, what's the firmware version? With kind regards, Michel