garybixler

Not sure if I am creating the correct setup for sending an https command. The message that is returned is Read Response Failed Net module Rule 28. I have no idea what that rule means.

In a browser I initially get the request to ignore the not secure message. After that the commands always work in the browser until a time lapse or defiantly the next day.

Thanks you for the reply. This is the link to all available http commands. https://www.wiimhome.com/pdf/HTTP API for WiiM Products.pdf There may be an issue with the certificate where as the eisy can't replay to ignore the non secured message. I had to do that initially on the browser. Again thanks for any help.

I have been trying to get this browser command (https://192.168.30.14/httpapi.asp?command=MCUKeyShortClick:1) to work within network resources with no luck. I would be greatly appreciative if someone could show how this can be set up in network resources. Thanks much.

Any interest in a node server to control WiiM devices that would be connected to the audio player or a node server to stream Spotify. Would be a great feature to control the WiiM Pro for setting up the input source and group volume as WiiM can stream Spotify. My thought would be to be able to switch from aux input from the eisy to ethernet for the Spotify stream. Thanks for any interest. Gary List of WiiM api commands. https://www.wiimhome.com/pdf/HTTP API for WiiM Products.pdf

I found that I needed to add a new user to the UniFi console for local access and view only with it's own user id and password.

I am going to switch to Ting Mobile soon but I noticed that Ting isn't listed in the add/edit/remove recipients screen. Anyone been able to send a text message to a Ting Mobile phone? Thanks

On the eisy system settings for Z-Wave and Zigbee support there are 3 choices (on, off and auto). I was wondering what the difference between on and auto are. I haven't been able to fine any reference to these settings. Thanks for any information.

It turns out that the eisy was busy trying to communicate with zwave devices that were no longer available. So I think it just didn't have the resources available to start up. After clearing the problem with zwave it did start up and has been working fine since than. Thank you for taking a look. I should have updated this post.

Hi, AVRemote works great with TiVo. Also worked great for my Denon. I would like to request if possible support for Samsung TVs and sound bars. Specifically the OLED 95d series TVs and the Q990D sound bar. Thanks for any interest.

I did open a ticket and @Michaelwas quickly able to resolve the problem. Turns out that after my move to a new location I no longer required the Z-wave devices that were previously installed in the eisy. So basically as I understand it the eisy was trying to communicate with those devices and caused the system to be busy all the time retrying to connect to those devices. All is working great now.

These messages are still repeating over and over. Never happened before. Some nodes servers are not connecting as before. Puzzled.

I have tried installing and reinstalling Roku but it does not show up in the AM console but does show connected. I assume that's why discovery isn't working. Thanks New Text Document (2).txt

I installed AvRemote but initially it fails to install. It remains in disconnected state. It did become connected at one point but caused the eisy to display the system busy window over and over again which would go on forever. It worked fine from the main screen but programs would go busy but would not work. V 5.8.4 Thanks Gary

Why wont these stop. Reloaded all Nodes Servers, Rebooted sever times. These will go on forever. Any suggestion would be apricated. Thanks UPDATE: The repeating System Busy Displays were cause by NS AVRemote.