lilyoyo1

Since you never stated what model switch you're using, we can only assume it's a newer 2477d. The factory reset behavior may be different than what older devices exhibits as Mrbill alluded to

When upgrading make sure you read all notes pertaining to the upgrade as things can change.

What's your UI

Firmware, UI, and switch model

It works on polisy

Unfortunately there is not. I'd start with your board. If you have the 300 board then it doesn't matter the devices. Everything will operate at 300 level. If you have the 500 board, I'd look at when you purchased your devices. Anything you bought in the last few years increases the likelihood of being zwave plus. Zwave doesn't pick and choose based on device series so any older devices will affect your system.

Then why bother asking on here instead of those sites if you're going to argue with the answer. It's already been well established as fact that zwave send signals at the lowest common denominator.

Try using Firefox

As answered many times on these forums it's No. However the amplification could potentially help your system

The portal only shows cloud based nodeservers. You have to log into polisy

Yes and no. Aeotech range extenders do amplify the signal as well so you'll get that benefit. However, it will match whatever the lowest series your devices are

Are you logging in on the portal or your polisy

A couple of hrs if you sit through everything at once

It's simple. You're looking at the opposite of turning stuff on. If motion is switched off and motion is not switched on Wait x minutes Turn lights off The wait gives people a chance to move which will reset the program

Pick any point and start reading. You can even read backwards. It just rehashes the same stuff

There are caveats to the device count. Take the class. It's free and will tell you malot of what you need (without the experience of installing)

I don't think he was talking to you about your questions. Just others with absolutely no experience with the products in question. The likelihood of interference is Minute. Granted anything can happen but if there is, you have other issues you should be looking at rather than the devices themselves. There are simply too many people living in apartments and condos in dense urban areas without issues for me to worry about it in a single family home

What's your understanding of zwave?

PG3 is for Polisy only. It'll allow developers to charge for their work

I guess someone should tell all these people who manufacture microwaves with wifi built in that its an issue

It's not anecdotal claims. Their products are used in many office buildings around the country. It's only anecdotal to you because you have zero experience with it. Yes, they sell in Canada.

What is the UI? Help>about

You are correct in the over number (5'). The point I'm getting at is go behind the numbers. If you have a large room between the processor and another room, you'll be adding an extra expense of a repeater with type A vs type X. Lutron's numbers are worse case scenario Unlike zwave which claims hundreds of feet but struggles between walls. If they say 25' it's probably more but they guarantee it'll work in that range. This is different than zwave which we see often. A device will have 300' range but won't work in a room on the other side of a wall.

You have to read everything. It's 2 devices within 25' of controller 75 feet for all devices to processor. Much better than all devices being within 30 feet for ra2 (not including repeaters). It's all in how a person wants to look at it. For me, I can take ra3 out naturally or purchase extra repeaters to talk to devices that are further away

You do realize that Ra2's range is less than that of Rae correct?