DennisC

I am aware of past comments and indicated as much in my question. I am also aware that he is in the best possible position to offer some forward thinking insights to the possibilities, without revealing details and promises. That is why I indicated "somewhat speculative". It doesn't hurt to ask.........

@Michel Kohanim You may have made comments about this before but now that it's decision time, would you please comment on future plans and what eisy might be able to do that Polisy would not be able to do between now and 2026? I realize this is somewhat speculative, but it would help clarify our decision on if we should jump up to eisy now. Thank you.

Try the 2 links posted by @Geddyabove. https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Polisy:User_Guide#Migrating_from_994_to_Polisy https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Polisy:User_Guide

I think the space issue is referring to the amount of nodes the ISY can have, not the SD card. You should exclude/include again with the lock 1-2 feet away from ISY. Once it is added and relocated, you can update neighbors.

See @Bumbershoot's post. Once you have upgrade packages in IoP, you shouldn't be using ssh to upgrade. It causes issues like you are experiencing due to the order of the packages upgrading. If this is your issue, you may need to wait for UD's help.

Maybe update packages on Polisy from the configuration tab? Be sure to wait 20-30 minutes before trying to login.

I always found programing in the ISY much easier then in the Elk. However, if you have a need for this, one workaround would be to have the Elk rule turn on an output and in reaction to the output turning on, ISY would run a scene.

If your Zwave devices are giving you a problem when you upgrade ISY firmware, then everything is not fine with your system. There should be no issue when upgrading ISY firmware. Switching to another device was when upgrading the Zwave firmware which only happened a few times and will not happen again for the ISY.

Sounds like you should be speaking with the developer of Mobilinc about adding support for UD's new products and their lack of updates.

Polisy is not currently available due to supply chain issues. UD will be coming out with a new Matter compatible unit to reace Polisy. It was scheduled to be available before the end of the month.

Sorry to but in on this, but I am wondering what version of UD Mobile you are on? I was experiencing random disconnects on v0.173 and the issue was corrected in v0.174.

FYI, I have had the latest update running for over 24 hours now. Other than the portal outage from this afternoon, I haven't seen any errors in UD Mobile.

One other suggestion is that it is recommended to do an exclude before an include with zwave devices, even new devices.

Thanks for taking care of the issue so quickly and for the explanation of what was happening. Very much appreciated!

@Michel Kohanim - adding this to make sure UD is aware. Also at https://my.isy.io/index.htm and PG3 receives Topology was destroyed When you try to login with your portal info in the 1st login screen.

Try changing to the correct port for your Gmail account. Look at @Geddy's example in his post above. Also make sure you follow directions for creating and using an app password for Gmail.

@Javi, Just discovered the link in UD Mobil v0.173 for website on the settings - about page doesn't work.

Thanks, I will keep an eye out for the update.

Thanks for the update.

Are you running Android 13?

Hi @Javi, For the past 8-10 days, I have been seeing a connection error in UD Mobile. It seems to come and go. Please see screenshot. Thanks, Dennis

Under Sounds & Vibration there are no settings for Do Not Disturb. There is only a short cut to the Do Not Disturb settings screen. From the DND settings screen, you can establish a schedule, and allow the following to bypass DND: Calls & messages, Alarms & sounds, and App notifications. Under Alarms & Sounds, you have Alarms (not sure what these are - maybe alarm clock alarms?), Media Sounds, Touch Sounds, Calendar Events, & Reminders. None of these give sub menus. Under App Notifications you have a picker list and you can select which apps to allow to bypass DND. The issue I see with this is it will allow ALL notifications from the app through, not just select or important (critical) notifications. I only use UD Mobile for critical notifications, so I will test that function out. For most of my routine notifications, I use Pushover. I wouldn't want to allow all of my Pushover notifications to bypass DND. That was what was nice about having a specific sound channel, I would allow the sounds I use for critical alarms or important notifications thru, using long Persistent sound. I found an article about the upgrade on Digital Trends dated 2 weeks ago, that says in part: "Another neat addition is the ability to directly control the notification behavior from within an app. When you long press on an app’s notification and tap on the Settings button that appears below it, you will head straight to the app’s settings section, where you have access to granular controls. Don’t see the option you’re looking for? At the bottom of the page, you have an option that says In-app notification settings, which will redirect you to the settings page inside that particular app. Again, it’s a minor addition, but it saves you the hassle of juggling between two apps when you’re trying to streamline the notification behavior to your liking. One UI 5 also lets you set exceptions when you want to see urgent alerts from a few critical apps but have enabled the Do Not Disturb mode. Another underrated – but equally important upgrade – is seeking permission. When you open an app for the first time, you will see a dialogue box explicitly asking for your permission to send notifications. If it’s an app that isn’t important, you can block it from sending unnecessary notifications right away. One final change people will appreciate from a privacy perspective is the ability to hide notifications when connected to a TV. If your phone is linked to a TV using the Smart View feature, you can block the phone notifications so that everyone in the room staring at the TV doesn’t see those alerts." However, I don't have the "In-app notification settings" short cut mentioned and when I go to the app notification settings, I only see what I posted. In short, if a work around is possible, I would like to be able to only allow specific notifications (by sound?) to bypass DND in both UD Mobile & Pushover.

No, only one. I know it was there before the update I did this morning. I wanted to re-read your post to make sure I was doing it correctly and held off making the change. After the update this morning, I couldn't find the setting.

If I understand correctly, that's what I was describing. Please see screenshots.

Yes, Notification Channels - Sounds are there and you can turn specific sounds on or off, but nothing that allows you to bypass Don Not Disturb. You can allow on lock screen, show as popup, vibrate, ect, but nothing for DND. It appears to be the same for UD Mobile or Pushover.