Michel Kohanim

Hi @mapeter, Polisy has USB ports so anything is possible (short answer). Long answer, currently our plan is to support Zigbee (or anything else) through node servers. Just need developers to take on this task. With kind regards, Michel

@dwakeham, Use folders and attach the condition of the occupancy sensor to the folders. This way, the programs in the folders will run IF AND ONLY IF the condition on the folder is true. With kind regards, Michel

@ronbo, Thanks so very much for the update. This must be new since EZIO always worked without any modifications. With kind regards, Michel

@rlanza1054, What's the model number on the bottom of your ISY? With kind regards, Michel

@ronbo, Please unlink and then link again. If the problem persists, make sure you get status feedback from other devices. If you don't, restore your PLM. If you do, please contact SimpleHomeNet tech support. With kind regards, Michel

@giesen, The actual and finalized dimensions are Dimensions 168 mm wide x 157 mm deep x 30 mm high. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, Thank you for the clarification but I didn't misunderstand you. The discount is for a "limited time" and ends on July 5. So, if the discount was a justification for lack of full potential, then it would have lasted till October or even later. Again, the discounts are just to say thank you. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, No! For over 13 years, we have provided FREE firmware updates and for the past 8 years, on one product: ISY994. So, we are thanking those who believe in us with a discount. And, we are thanking developers with even more discounts. And, we are thanking those who have already developed Polys with a free unit. So, it's about thanking our community rather than justifying ourselves. We have already justified our existence, ethics, and integrity many times over. With kind regards, Michel

@giesen, Dimensions are correct but you have to consider the accessories such as antennas (for WiFi and Bluetooh) and USB sticks. Also, you might want to use GPIO pins at some point. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, Thank you and, again, I do apologize. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, I do apologize. But why $400? Did you buy two? All the links and screenshots are here: https://www.universal-devices.com/introducing-polisy . With kind regards, Michel

@blueman2, not much except for reverse proxy. @giesen, yes of course it will be available but, just like Z-Wave, it'll be higher in price @Blackbird, not really sure what screenshots you are looking for as, initially, the screenshot is that of Polyglot which YOU ALREADY HAVE SEEN. If you have not, install Polyglot on RPi and play with it as much as you wish With kind regards, Michel

Hi All, Thanks so very much for the lively discussion. Just a few points: 1. Market/App store is in the works. Trying to tie Polys to users, to Polisy, to developers, and back to our store. Currently designing SSO between these components 2. WiFi/Bluetooth, obviously you can purchase a USB stick yourself. The major difference is that we have tested what we are selling. It'll be very hard to support 10s of things out there and make them reliable. So, it's best to stick with what comes with Polisy With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, At the minimum, 1024 nodes and 1000 programs. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, I mean additional features that will be represented just like how we represent ISY models. The base is ISY + additional features. With kind regards, Michel

@hbsh01, It means we'll figure out how long it takes to make the modifications and whether or not it's worth the effort. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, No. But, this does not mean that we will not have Polisy Pro XYZ that supports 3000 nodes. With kind regards, Michel

@jimmyban, Yes on 5.0.x branch. But, ISY does not have to be local. With kind regards, Michel

@hbs01, Polyglot Cloud can have multiple ISYs per account. On the other hand, in-premise Polyglot has a 1-1 relationship with an ISY. We'll size supporting more than 1 ISY per Polyglot/Polisy. With kind regards, Michel

@hbsh01, We have not considered this use case. Let me get back to you. Wtih kind regards, Michel

@larryllix, Just so that we can stave off confusion (I hope), although Polisy is based on PC Engines APU2, but it's not identical as we have our own BIOS chipset with TPM + additional interfaces. In short, ISY specific code will NOT run on PC Engines. @jfailenschmid, 12V @ max 2A (when you have peripherals). But, normally 12V @1A = 12W. Temperature range is commercial. @giesen, That's what we are leaning towards as well. With kind regards, Michel

@lilyoyo1, Thank you for the accurate reading of my responses. @Blackbird, The current Polisy models will, at the minimum, be as functional as your existing ISY. The only possible hardware you might need is a Z-Wave thing. At the moment, we are researching whether or not we should use something off the shelf (USB) or painfully make our own again. With kind regards, Michel

@Blackbird, 1. In all likelihood ELK will become a Poly with nodes. Your ELK module will of course have the same features as you already have with your ISY's ELK module 2. Nothing is future proof. This said, the AMD CPU is Quad Core 1GHz and I doubt there will be anything more powerful for our purposes especially given our OS and 4GB of RAM + 32 GB of SSD 3. If we decide to use an off the shelf Z-Wave dongle (we are investigating two), a) it will be 700 series and b) it will have discount prices for upgrade for existing Z-Wave owners With kind regards, Michel

@apostolakisl, No, it will not. But, obviously, we'll be spending more time supporting Polisy. With kind regards, Michel

In order to be fair to everyone (and due to over abundance of queries for the developer discount), we had to create a plan in order to vet developers. Also, this will allow us to link Poly reviews and pay out royalties in case the Polys are not free. With kind regards, Michel