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it is only when you create a program - correct?

Sure. Hopefully they can find something

Released 0.6.4 Uses the latest blinkpy (0.24.1) so features should be up to date It uses the new login credentials method. It is similar to old version, but it is no longer possible to save the 2FA code, so one will need to add new 2FA code every time node is started. I have tested for 24 hours and it seems token renews correctly Added a time stamp to cameras showing time for the latest poll of data Let me know if any issues occur Note, I have still not figured out how to automatically create the different networks automatically - one need to create them manually by copying the network names to configuration

files look ok - there is some issue with how 6.0 uses the inputs from PG3x - I have a ticket with udi, but no reply yet

OK - I have an updated Blink Node - what is the best way to test it I assume I can just make a new version, as the old ones do not work, but I could also release a version in the beta/non-production store - let me know There are some changes - it required 2FA key every time the node restarts - it is the new authentication from Blink I added a time stamp for latest update on cameras There is a longer delay than before - especially during start up - 10-15 sec or so before it moves along I have not been able to generate the network Names automatically under config - one will have to generate them manually by added a parameter for each network detected I tested it a little but there may still be bug, so let me know if you find issues

Do you know if this is the new HW revision - that is supposed to arrive end of the year ?

Can you send me (PM) a log with debug enabled and some key presses - I have the 3604 and is offers both long and short on each key - I also got the mine on/off and it seems to offer both long and short from each button

It provides a main node monitoring data as well as some control ( 'HONKHORN' : evHonkHorn, 'FLASHLIGHT' : evFlashLights, 'SENTRYMODE' : evSentryMode, 'DOORS' : evControlDoors, 'SUNROOF' : evControlSunroof, 'TRUNK' : evOpenTrunk, 'FRUNK' : evOpenFrunk, 'HOMELINK' : evHomelink, 'PLAYSOUND' : evPlaySound,and 2 sub-nodes - one to control and monitor climate 'WINDOWS' : evWindows, 'SUNROOF' : evSunroof, 'AUTOCON' : evAutoCondition, 'CABINTEMP' : evSetCabinTemp, 'DEFROST' : evDefrostMax, 'SEAT' :evSetSeatHeat, 'STEERINGW' : evSteeringWheelHeat, and one to control and monitor charging. 'CHARGEPORT' : evChargePort, 'CHARGECTRL' : evChargeControl, 'BATPERCENT' : evSetBatteryChargeLimit, 'CHARGEAMPS' : evSetCurrentChargeLimit,If you have a powerShare connection a node will be added allowing monitor and control of the power (mini power wall) ,'BACKUP_PCT' : setBackupPercent ,'OP_MODE' : setOperatingMode ,'GRID_MODE' : set_grid_mode ,'EV_CHRG_MODE' : set_EV_charge_reserve

Thanks - Still fighting some (what I believe is 6.0 related) bug on Yolink - I know what to do on the Blink server, just need to find the time

I think I found the bug - try .1.6.9 - just released

@Javi Is there any way to figure out what Family 10 and Instance 60 refers to? I guess the node (family) is in slot 10 but how do I know what Instance is - It would make debugging easier

OK - back to testing again

Can you enable debug in the log and do a few actions and PM me the log - I can take a look It does appear something has changed in 6.0 with how AC works with temperatures - I am still battling this - I do see the same issue I think it is related to having multiple definitions for editors - I have one for unknown and one for actual data - I believe there are some tickets already filed In general, I recommend using the alarms in yolink sensors, but getting the status should work as well

Not all yolink devices support local connection - you need to look at their specs There is no inherent 10 text messages limit - I think I just defaulted it to 10 during initialization

A comment on battery life - I do not think the alarms use significantly more battery - the measurement happens anyway inside the sensor and it is the sensor that decides to send data - My understanding the "schedule" of the temp sensor depends on rate of change and a window (no update if temp remains inside this window), and if nothing changes, it will update once per X hours, The wireless communication (sending data) is where the power is spent Note for pool sensor, yolink has a floating pool temp sensor - The first one I had leaked so they replaced it - 2nd one has been good this far