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First impresssions: Google Home vs Amazon Alexa
Jimbo.Automates replied to fasttimes's topic in Google Home
The home speech recognition is so much better. I hope the ability to define rooms will allow controlling devices in the current room much easier in the future. For me the biggest feature besides home control, has been whole home audio thru Google cast with homes and and receivers combined. The ability to recognize different users is awesome as well. Also, you don't need a Google music subscription, you can play music you own or use many other service that supports Google cast. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
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Jimbo.Automates replied to Jimbo.Automates's topic in ISY994
Thanks Chris. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
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Jimbo.Automates replied to Jimbo.Automates's topic in ISY994
So not sure which fixed it, but I rebooted the computer I've been using and the ISY. Now it's good. -
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Jimbo.Automates replied to Jimbo.Automates's topic in ISY994
Hey Michel, that shouldn't be possible. I have only used the admin console on one computer. But I did have the admin console lock up on me once and force closed it after not being able to close it for about ten minutes and could have had an edited program. How can I get out of this? Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
When I try t save a program I get this error: Tue 2017/05/30 07:06:33 AM System -190004 HTTP: Incorrect pgm key [59ADDE0C.4E84] I found one other forum reference to this: http://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/19180-error-when-saving-program-invalidincorrect-program-key/?p=179625 But my PLM says it's connected, so not sure what the issue is. I had changed a program and custom notification yesterday, but this morning when I got the notification it was the old one, so I went back to check and the program I modified looked correct, so I edited it and tried to save again and got this error. Firmware and UI 5.0.10
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How To: Automate a bathroom exhaust fan based on room humidity
Jimbo.Automates replied to Tim Wilson's topic in ISY994
Thanks a lot for the write up up, this may be the final motivation for me to start using these. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
Chris, is it possible to make the set return a bad status when it doesn't actually set the param? I run on a battery device and I think it sets the value, but then I check with the query and it's not set. I ran this: http://192.168.86.64/rest/zwave/node/ZW037_1/config/set/8/5/1 Which returned: <RestResponse succeeded="true"> <status>200</status> </RestResponse> Then ran: http://192.168.86.64/rest/zwave/node/ZW037_1/config/query/8 which returned: <config paramNum="8" size="1" value="0"/>
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To unlink, you select the linked Universal Devices in the Home app and it will prompt you to unlink. Don't delete it from the Portal. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Awesome, thanks Benoit! Really appreciate the effort and response. Also, the response time is amazing when asking Home to control the lights, I can't tell any difference between this and my local solution.
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Thanks Michel, Wes, and Benoit for the responses about syncing. That will be great when it's solved. But when Benoit says Thermostat's are not supported, do you mean with the interface you were given? Because other thermostats like Honeywell and Nest are supported? BTW, I am in no way complaining, I really appreciate all the effort and will gladly give up my hacked hue emulator.
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This is awesome, since Google decided to force a Hue account which makes the hue emulator a pain to support. But, I notice that adding my Z-Wave thermostat doesn't work. Also, how do you force it to update devices? I removed one and added a bunch but they are not showing up after a few minutes.
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Google Home now supports multiple users.... :)
Jimbo.Automates replied to MWareman's topic in Google Home
Ya, I should have posted in it's own thread. I won't be home to test for a few days -
Nice, but multi user support sounds great, can't wait to try it next week when we get home. https://blog.google/products/assistant/tomato-tomahto-google-home-now-supports-multiple-users/ Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Some do have the option. Many aeon devices require two button presses to include securely, but that is not a requirement for the siren. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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What you are asking for has been proposed a few times, and I'm pretty sure Michel has hinted that it may be looked at in the future. There are issues with it, but the advantages​ in usability outweigh them, IMO. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Mobilinc support and enhancement for Android is non existent. So would not even consider it unless using iOS. Just my opinion after paying money to them for a few years. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Speak, Google! (speech/audio to home assistant)
Jimbo.Automates replied to jtara92101's topic in Google Home
I never looked at how this was done with Alexa so not sure. And, Yes, agreed, but it was a deal killer for me until it can be figured. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
Group play audio between multiple homes and Chromecast audios has made home the winner in my house:-) and the way better speach recognition. And I do have both. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Speak, Google! (speech/audio to home assistant)
Jimbo.Automates replied to jtara92101's topic in Google Home
I had played with this but I didn't find a way to continue what was already playing after the announcement since I use the a lot for playing music. Hopefully there's a way to do that? It would be easy to write a Python script to do it, I was just using curl to test. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
That's so awesome! Let me know if you need anything. Sent from my Pixel C using Tapatalk
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try: sudo rm /tmp/myqtoken.json Then run again. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Yes a lot can be done with IFTTT, but very tedious to set up a lot of devices. I currently use ha-bridge and ISYHelperHABridge to control ISY devices and Harmony hubs. But you can use just ISYHelper to control ISY devices. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Convincing hidden door sensor and dimmers to peacefully co-exist
Jimbo.Automates replied to maidez's topic in ISY994
Yes, that is the best option I know of currently, and it is a pain. There is a way to do this coming soon in 5.0 alpha which will allow it to be set to ignore in the adjust scene. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk -
Thanks, but I understand the difference and have read some of the developer docs. My reason for asking was because Michel mentioned direct actions which is what we really want. But conversational will be great. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk