Michel Kohanim

Hi Guys, UEFI vs. BIOS. In short, you can ignore it for now. But, you'll eventually have to flash with UEFI. This way, we can make sure that TPM boot is working (i.e. will only boot UD signed OS). With kind regards, Michel

Re, blinking light is because: - UEFI image. Currently, Polisy uses BIOS which does not support TPM boot. If the 3rd light is blinking, it means that you still have BIOS and not UEFI. You can click the button on the front 6 times consecutively and UEFI will be installed. This said, at this juncture, this is NOT mandatory Re, variables not triggering Alexa: If the variables are updated in the Admin Console AND in the Alexa App, I cannot see how this would have anything to do with the upgrade. It's Alexa throttling things. With kind regards, Michel

OUTDATED - This version has been updated and is obsolete. Please see the current release found in the Current Release area of the forums. Hello all, We are very happy to introduce IoP v5.4 which includes many new enhancements and bug fixes. If you are new to Polisy, please do make sure to review Polisy User Guide. To upgrade, you have a few choices: - Click the button on the front of the unit only once and wait for the beep (best option) - In the Admin Console, click on Help | Automatically Upgrade Polisy menu - If you are a geek, ssh and: sudo pkg update && sudo pkg upgrade && sudo service isy restart Bug fixes: - A10/X10 menu missing - UUID tied to the wrong port - Added WebSocket Protocol header back but it's not checked - Fixed User Web Directory access failure - Added customized notifications to node servers - Fixed ISY Portal module not persisting after backup/restore - Error log formatting - Network resources malformed when using URL encoding. Follow these instructions ${sys.node.#.name:url} - URL encodes the resulting string ${sys.node.#.name:std} - Does standard formatting (as done currently) ${sys.node.#.name} – Does default formatting (currently same as using “:std”) Enhancements : - Added Gallon per hour - You can now use the extra network ports as a network switch. To enable/disable, please go to Admin Console | Configuration tab | | Network Settings | Network Switch Mode (ON) - Added support for TPM basic TPM operations (such as enable/disable). To enable/disable, please go to Admin Console | Configuration tab | Security - UEFI image. Currently, Polisy uses BIOS which does not support TPM boot. If the 3rd light is blinking, it means that you still have BIOS and not UEFI. You can click the button on the front 6 times consecutively and UEFI will be installed. This said, at this juncture, this is NOT mandatory Important Note: This version of IoP requires a few packages that come with udx 2.6. If for any reasons IoP is not working properly, it's mostly because udx was not automatically upgraded in the process. If that happens, please do let us know. With kind regards, Michel

This probably means that IoP starts much later than PG2 and PG3, and by that time, PG has given up till the next poll. We'll definitely take a look. With kind regards, Michel

@bpwwer, I totally agree with you. We do not have any resource constraints on Polisy. And, once we get rid of that monster, mongodb, we'll gain back another 800MB. This said, and based on your explanation, I am not so sure. Perhaps we can ask @Chris Jahn. With kind regards, Michel

@bpwwer, is that any different than adding a ST property for a Heartbeat node? With kind regards, Michel

I think this should be a hard requirement: all node servers must report heartbeat. With kind regards, Michel

@vbphil, to which port are you connecting the serial? With kind regards, Michel

Dear PGC Polyglot Users, Again, sincere apologies for the inconvenience. After further investigation, and due to the serious nature of the flaw, we have decided to redesign PGC from scratch. At the moment, and regretfully, we do not have an ETA yet. With kind regards, Michel

Hi @DennisC, No, please send as is. With kind regards, Michel

@DennisC, Would you please send your IoP error log to support@universal-devices.com? With kind regards, Michel

@DennisC, Thanks so very much for the feedback. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Dennis, definitely a bug. Thanks so very much for reporting. Just to be clear, was this just the custom notifications? With kind regards, Michel

@btreinders, I think it would have behooved you to read what @Techman was telling you. It would have saved you tons of time. With kind regards, Michel

@maxnorth, yes for sure. With kind regards, Michel

@asbril, I am very very surprised. Is this the case for all your switches? With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, First of all, thank you for all those paid for node servers: last month was the first month that developers got paid! Secondly, thank you to those developers who have been working so very hard to migrate their node servers to PG3. My hope is that, eventually, we can reduce the price for Polisy and recoup our investment by node server sales. This way, not only the ecosystem gets expanded but we can have a higher level of certainty that the node servers are supported. With kind regards, Michel

All, captured everything here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Polisy:User_Guide With kind regards, Michel

@JTsao, let's start with motion sensors. Are they in a scene or through programs in Polisy? I don't think Zooz would be the cause because a) INSTEON is at 832Mhz and Z-Wave is at 916Mhz and b) I don't have this problem at the office. Are communications to your dual band devices always reliable? With kind regards, Michel

Dear Polyglot Cloud (PGC) User: During a recent security audit of PGC infrastructure, we found a security vulnerability that might expose node server configurations, some of which include sensitive data. As such, and with great regret, we had to disable PGC till such time that the vulnerability no longer poses a threat. Rest assured that we have not been hacked and this is only a preventative measure. We do apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. In the meantime, if you already have a Polisy - with the exception of Ring and Sonos - all other node servers are already supported in Polisy. Ring and Sonos are being ported as we speak. If you have ever considered a Polisy, in addition to the 20% discount (Z9F44G4R), for those of you who have Ring or Sonos node servers, we offer an additional $30 store credit. Again, sincere apologies. With kind regards, Michel

@Snibley, is this on ISY on Polisy (IoP)? With kind regards, Michel

@upstatemike, correct. @asbril, association is rare but I am surprised there are no scenes. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Seno, and there lies the problem. If those devices supported native Z-Wave scene, you would see either Scene or Association in the dropbox. With kind regards, Michel

@roberthleeii, Thank you. If you are on 5.3.4, and if Scene or Association do not show up in the dropdown (when you drag/drop them into the scene and click on each), then those devices are not capable of supporting Z-Wave scenes. With kind regards, Michel

@johnstonf, Local on the SD Card. And, when you backup ISY, it's backed automatically. With kind regards, Michel