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If you install HA elk integration, it will work directly with ELK. No need for pg3 plug in. Most likely HA isy integration does not have full support for such a complicated device but you can try to ask the author in HA forum.

Yes I’ve used it in a polisy via USB from the start. It allowed me to put it near basement ceiling and get a better reception.

I don't think anything out there does better Insteon integration. So unless you're willing to throw away your 50 Insteon devices, probably don't overreact and use UD's best feature - support. Open a ticket, give them time to work it out. Firmware instability is unfortunate, and, hopefully UD can address this in the future by not doing auto updates and/or controlling it better. But as a developer I can tell you this, no matter what your best effort is - the only way to avoid bugs is not to make any changes. This might have worked well with original ISY, but with constantly moving pgx and zwave, etc work, this, unfortunately, is not the case.

@Bug994PM me and we can troubleshoot it. I don't think it's working correctly for you.

Issue he was having manifests in missing key presses. If you look at keys in AC and don't see them register remote presses. If you see reliable Pressed/Held, this is not the same issue.

Control should work. I know I've tested that in the past. Possibly need to increase threshold a bit in order for program to catch it. You can play around with it, if you want. If you can't get it working, let me know. I'll try it when I get a chance.

Wow, crazy. I have one of those but my ID is much higher.

Lowest I could find is LampLinc V2 - 00.47.9E

Maybe it would be easier to create automation in HA and control ISY via integration?

HA has integrations. Integration can be local, if protocol is available or reversed engineered and device allows it. Integration can also be via cloud (and will usually say "requires cloud"). Former is always a preferred choice. FYI, HA can talk to ecobee thermostats locally via HomeKit integration. Similarly, with IoX, it's plug in dependent - some talk to the cloud and some do not. Not sure if this answers your question. EDIT: Depending on the blinds, HA would need a "controller". For example if you're using z-wave blinds, you can use USB z-wave stick and z-wave integration. Of, like me, you can use eisy z-wave controller, and expose those blinds via HA ISY integration and control them that way.

eisy is basically a pc with full operating system, usb, etc. It's not suited for connecting sensors. It doesn't have analog (or digital inputs). What you need is something like Arduino. And even then - sensor will only provide voltage. You'd need to correlate voltage to actual level. For instance xxx millivolts to yyy PH level. Even then, some measures are temperature dependent. So unless you know how to translate that, seems like too much work. You're better off betting a controller from aliexpress that already does it and connects via wifi. And if you could do it, would you mount eisy in a box by your pool?

I've updated to HACS version and see battery level as an attribute on the locks. Not sure if built in version doesn't have it or just didn't pay attention. It would be nice to have battery in its own entity so it could be displayed in glance card but I guess it's consistent with how icy shows it.

As per above: 1. add https://my.isy.io/api/cloudlink/redirect to Authorized URLs. 2. Use generated client ID and client secret in plug in configuration. If it's not working, PM me, I can give you a python script to maybe do a bit of troubleshooting.

Try to log out and login again?

I've had to hunt down JRE 8 and it works now. Not sure why newer JDKs 22 do not work with javaws. Last time I've programmed in Java, 7 was just coming out. 😳