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Kind of looks from here you have capital H at the end? Likely saved the file with ".sH" extension. Linux is case sensitive. You an try 'ls' command to double check. [admin@polisy ~]$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/firstone/eisy-ir-poly/main/reset_flirc.sh -o reset_flirc.sh % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 100 170 100 170 0 0 684 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 688 [admin@polisy ~]$ chmod +x reset_flirc.sh [admin@polisy ~]$ ls -la reset_flirc.sh -rwxr-xr-x 1 admin admin 170 Jan 18 22:06 reset_flirc.sh

"Motion Sensor" node doesn't work for me either btw. It's always "On". But programs written based on top level node (Security Alarm) are working fine.

I've opened a ticket about this and Chris said they know about it and it's on the list. I see same problem with Trisnesor as well as multi sensor 7. It somehow changes from C to F after interviews sometimes. And sometimes not. Weird. Sensor clearly sends F but IoX creates degrees in C and so does a translation.

It's not a generic adapter but that very particular one. Although Flirc gen 1 can be used as well. The way it works is you teach Flirc RC commands. You can use Harmony with any code set or any other remote or code set. Flirc will act like a virtual keyboard. Node server will then create a Node for a key that you can use in your programs.

I've released eISY IR node server into beta. It adds IR receiver functionality to eISY / Polisy using Flirc IR USB receiver. The only caveat you need to run some commands over ssh to set permissions to Flirc. Feel free to test it out and see if it works for you.

It looks great. I think UDI should sell it.

I could see Z-Wave chip going into some state. But not connecting, almost seems like it died. If removing power doesn't fix it, I don't know what will. Check /var/log/messages, see if you can find something. Here's what it looks like when I pull ZMatter USB out: Jan 8 15:42:45 polisy kernel: ugen0.2: <Silicon Labs CP2105 Dual USB to UART Bridge Controller> at usbus0 (disc onnected) Jan 8 15:42:45 polisy kernel: uslcom0: at uhub0, port 3, addr 1 (disconnected) Jan 8 15:42:45 polisy kernel: uslcom0: detached Jan 8 15:42:45 polisy kernel: uslcom1: at uhub0, port 3, addr 1 (disconnected) Jan 8 15:42:45 polisy kernel: uslcom1: detached Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: ugen0.2: <Silicon Labs CP2105 Dual USB to UART Bridge Controller> at usbus0 Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: uslcom0 Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: on uhub0 Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: uslcom0: <Enhanced Com Port> on usbus0 Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: uslcom1 Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: on uhub0 Jan 8 15:44:27 polisy kernel: uslcom1: <Standard Com Port> on usbus0

While it's certainly annoying, you technically paid for production device (with Beta software/firmware) 😀 At least I think they were upfront about it. Give it time, it will settle down eventually. For my limited set of devices, it works better than 500 (except annoying Schlage locks issue).

Both of these look awesome. Except I've never touched 3d printer. But, If you use extension case, female USB-A end is probably going to be almost as wide as the unit itself. The first one you can probably put on the side. Not sure if you can use second one. Edit: Passive extension is much smaller but still something to be considered. Active could be pretty big.

This seems to be hardware/USB issue rather than iox firmware. I'd try to power down polisy and restart. Could be issue with a machine or could be issue with zmatter. If yours Is integrated and not USB, pulling the plug is probably the best way to restart it.

Polyglot profiles are stored on ISY/IoX. But actual polyglot DBs aren't. PG2 is in MongoDB and PG3 is in sqlite. I, personally, don't think it's a huge deal if I had to reinstall node servers from scratch. But if you're thinking of full backup, you should include it. rsync is basically network copy. You would normally have another machine or NAS drive running rsync server and then you configure a script to copy any files you want over rsync to that device. That's an automated way. You can also tar+gzip whatever files you like and scp by hand if you prefer. Should create sqlite backup first rather than copying raw data files though. Something like this: sqlite3 my_database.sq3 ".backup 'backup_file.sq3'"

Would you, please, update when you figure this out? This is pretty scary - don't want to upgrade until this gets sorted out. Do you have up to date Java Admin console?

If you ask UDI for an official image, that gives you full system. Taking the drive out for backup seems like an overkill. You'd want to backup IoX and maybe PG3 databases. Everything else is kind of static. IoX has its own backup. You can probably backup PG3 databases via rsync.

Discovery won't work on a different subnet unless something explicitly passing discovery packets. But entering manual should definitely work. Try to test it with telnet or browser. If you type "https://xxxx:8443/desc" into browser, it should work. As said above, likely firewall from your PC to your Polisy/eisy is not open.

Thanks. Have a few of those. They don't stick to drywall particularly well but I guess that's what I'll do until I find something better.

I have two of these and didn't have any problems excluding/including them. In fact, reset dongle 3 - 4 times for different reasons and didn't have any issues with these. Make sure you hold button for a few seconds, then release and press once. It prompts for DSK code and works. What behavior do you see, specifically? Are other devices working for you?

I've originally put it behind dry wall but that made reception worse - to the point of being unable to enroll some devices. Want to hang it on the wall but there's no hardware to attach it. Would appreciate any suggestions.

So, in the past, I've purchased a bunch of Leviton DZPD3-2BW to use as repeaters due to their Z-Wave Plus beaming capabilities. But now with ZMatter board we have support for S2 security. Since those Leviton units do not support s2 security, would they be able to repeat s2 signals. Or are those just point to point encrypted and repeaters can just repeat them in the encrypted form. Just trying to educate myself.

You might be better off getting USB enclosure and using USB extension cable.

If you go static DHCP route, it's pretty simple and consistent for all devices. Polisy or original ISY or linux server or Hue hub - all go same way. Find lease, add static IP - done.

Try to Z-Wave adapter Backup then Restore. See if that creates paired nodes.

Once more thing - if network resources are pointing to ISY itself, they need to change. On 994 it was http://localhost:80. On polisy and probably eisy it's https://localhost:8443. And "Use SNI" box has to be checked. Also, for ZMatter rest path changed from /rest/zwave to /rest/zmatter/zwave.

Before we start, I hope you've ordered USB ZMatter, as I believe board will not work with eisy. I was in a similar scenario as you but performed upgrade from ISY to Isy on Polisy with ZMatter USB two days ago. While my ISY is only about 3 years old, I've seen some weird errors while trying to save programs. Something like DHCP error. Seems not related and garbage. Also, was getting scared I might lose PLM. I have 2 usb PLMs (although old) and wanted backup until Insteon catches up. Upgrade was mostly painless: Backed up ISY Unplugged it Plugged serial PLM with original serial cable (luckily I found 3 from old days) Plugged ZMatter USB via active USB extension cable and placed it in the ceiling box for better reception Enabled Z-Wave and Insteon Switched Z-Wave to ZMatter Added new box in portal with trial license Authorized it in Admin console Transferred set up and license from ISY to polisy in Portal Insteon started working right away. All program were there. Z-Wave had to be added by hand. But was able to add pretty much all devices where they are. Including my Schlage locks. Those paired, prompted for S2 DSK keys and added just fine. Previously, they had to be in the room next to ISY to be paired. My outdoor GE/Enbright outlets also added fine, prompted for S2 DSK. All my Bali blinds (Somfy motors) added fine as well. The only issue I've had were Aeon TriSensors - those appear to be PITA to operate. For your particular set up: Programs, variables, PLM, Insteon stuff should work. Don't know much about ELK. I have ELK alarm but not connected to ISY. Network resources should transfer if they're outgoing network resources. But if IP changes or you're trying to access node that has address changed, you'll need to adjust. Node Servers - you're not specifying where they're running right now. ISY backup/restore will transfer node server stuff on ISY side but that doesn't mean much. You'd have to transfer polyglot DB. Not sure if there's procedure for that. I'd recommend just remove node servers prior to migration. And re-install them on eisy. You might need to update the programs and scenes to add node server nodes after this though. For portal transfer, everything should mostly work. But a particular node changes - new zwave node address or different node server node address - those need to be recreated. The last 2 items are a chunk of work but I'm very happy with the result. Especially ZMatter adapter. I feel like ZWave support is "production ready" now. I've never felt that way about isy zwave.

IR transmitter functionality can be done with something like Global Caché IP2IR iTach TCP/IP to IR Converter. Or for those with electronics knowledge and time with https://github.com/mdhiggins/ESP8266-HTTP-IR-Blaster IR receive is more complicated - as has been noted, Flirc basically sends keyboard presses to the system. This works fine on dedicated system, like RPi. But if one were to run a node server on polisy/eisy that intercepts key presses and does something, it would make for funny things on the box itself. That is - if you plug in a keyboard and press a mapped letter, node server would action on it.

Any progress with this? I'd love to see it in polyglot node server form. Willing to help out, NDA permitting.