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I'm with @IndyMikein that it doesn't appear to be a plm issue. If it were the plm, you'd be having widespread issues. The beacon test is worthless as well. With hundreds of devices, your whole house is pretty much covered so it's pointless. I'd take the problem modules and manually link them together to see if they work (with whatever is plugged into them unplugged) when physically controlled. If they don't work then you have bad modules. If they do work, then plug your devices in and see if they still talk to each other. Once done, you can either factory reset them and then restore each from your isy or follow the unlinking procedure found in the manual.

That should not have erased it from your ISY though. For example, I have zero insteon devices connected in my home. My polisy is still connected so I can test Ra3 devices for @bpwwer. It still shows all of my insteon stuff regardless of communication. The message you received normally occurs when the address is mistyped. If you try start linking, and use the set button, that will avoid incorrect address issues.

I'd try to re-add to the isy to see if it really did disappear

Insteon calls it a 6 button keypad since it has 6 buttons. The console has always shown it as a 5 button since the on/off button cannot be decoupled.

Did you click on command and see what options it gave you?

I don't blame you there. Samsung has a better picture quality (though I love LG's oleds). I just can't get past the hoops you have to deal with when it comes to them with Smartthings.

Shouldve bought LG. Less hurdles to jump through. 😀

Are your scenes configured correctly? Make sure the device is set to turn on in the scene vs off.

The new UDM app does not work with the 99i. Hopefully that was a typo and you meant 994. If so, upgrade your 994 to the latest 5.xx firmware and you could give that a try.

You're in the wrong place for this. You need to contact ecobee directly on their website. These forums are geared towards universal devices line of devices.

This was answered in the thread you referenced in the post marked solution. Same board different connectors

I didnt know a new version was available. The changelog that details what's in the update is usually on the nodeserver page when you click on it.

It's a dealer installed automation system. https://www.control4.com/solutions/whole-home. I wanted to use Ra3 when we moved but UDI didn't support RA3 by the time we moved. Thanks to @bpwwer the caseta nodeserver now works with Ra3 switches and dimmers. The main load of the keypad shows up but no control of the other buttons yet. Anyone wanting to at least use Ra3 switches @DAlter01can at least have those managed by their polisy/eisy now.

I'm not as wary of ecobee being cloud since ecobee as company has proven to be open and friendly to integrators with their open API and no fees to use it. They may have fees for their smarthome garden (don't use it so I don't know), but none for API access and basic thermostat use. In addition, they have shown a willingness for long term support for their line of thermostats. For example, my sister has my original first Gen ecobee 3 from 2014. It still works manually, via the app, and voice. Venstar can even change it's business model to where it's no longer local or accessible. I doubt they will but it is possible. As I get older, the more I value ease of use which the ecobee has. The app easily works at home or away without any additional configuration required. It can be added to multiple systems for multiple points of control without issue. For example, I can connect all 3 of mine to my control 4 system, Ra3 app, polisy, Alexa, Google home, or use standalone. All major automation platforms support it so regardless of path I take, I'm good. The best thing is that it works wonderfully out of the box without any control systems. The only thing I do with mine is shut it off if a door or window within that zone is left open to long though everyone's use case will be different.

Something must have corrupted the add as Zwave devices will only work with 1 controller. I would remove from the system, delete the additional devices and follow the recommendations from above when re-adding.

When the eisy was first released udi stated polisy support would last at least 3 years. We're starting year 2 now. It makes sense from a marketing and business standpoint to stay pushing people to the new system now vs waiting until the last minute.

@bpwwer, I just wanted to let you know that the nodeserver doesn't work with Ra3. Once the IP address was set and button pushed, the notice disappeared but no nodes showed up. I clicked discover but nothing shows up either. This is on Polisy 5.7.1 and PG3x 3.2.17. I've downloaded the log if you want me to send it to you.

Not really. If it’s that important, you can probably pick up an extra 994 for cheap on eBay and connect it to that to see if it works

C4 is Control 4. I switched over to Radio Ra3 switches. I now have a system that I need to connect to my polisy to see if it can connect using the caseta nodeserver. Just havent had time to sit down and try.

In my opinion yes for various reasons (Looks mainly). I love mine. We use the ecobee premium but it works with all versions. I only chose the premium due to the looks. While it has features the others do not, I don't really use them and wouldn't say it's worth paying extra for. While I no longer use the nodeserver since I use C4 now, it is actively being developed and worked really well when I did use it.

You wouldn't be able to unless someone adds support to the nodeserver. You're next best step would be to use a supported device like the ecobee

I dont believe Matter support has been officially released with the EISY yet.

This was many of ours concern from the start and why I have no interest in Matter. At the end of the day, they all have too much to lose by truly working together. This is why is stick to single source....I know everything will work the way I want together without any compatibility issues

They're powerline only. If they still work, tossing them would be up to you.

I haven't been able to get it to work with the newer LG OLED series TV's. It works with my old B6 that's on the patio but not with my G1, C2, or G3.