DennisC

Are you using Ethernet cable or wifi? If wifi, try using Ethernet for awhile and see if it makes a difference.

Right click on your program name and select copy to clipboard, then past your program here.

I think the forum you are looking for is here: https://cocoontech.com/forum/elk-m1-products/ There are several of us the have Elk systems installed, so you might get some help here also. As for purchasing a system, we had a member here that was an installer and offered products to us. Haven't seen him in sometime on the forum, but if you do a search here, you might be able to contact him. For Elk, you must buy from an authorized supplier for warranty and to register on their website for the required software.

This is not normal. I have never lost any part of a favorite by deleting unused values without an error after a UD Mobile sync. If you create a backup first, remove the unused values, And then loose some part of a favorite, does restoring the backup correct the issue?

In the event something didn't install correctly the first time, I would suggest doing an upgrade packages, reboot when told to, followed by a power cycling.

I have Elk M1 at 2 location with the Elk plugin. One location runs Policy, the other eisy. Full integration and when combi ed with UD Mobile there is no reoccurring charge.

Yolink makes a power fail sensor. You plug it in to power from that circuit and you can use their app to email you if it loses power. It also has a loud audible alarm.

You would need to move each item out of the folder you want to delete. Once the folder is empty, then you can delete it.

Only the original admin login is supported. The extra users do not work.

Try removing power from eisy for a few minutes.

Per the wiki here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=UD_Mobile#Camera_Systems_(in_app_integration) UD Mobile supports urls for RTSP and MP4 files.

Try this: Settings-Tab > Systems > Your System > Program and Variable Settings

I understand, but of there are a bunch that you are saving, the blue dot allows you to locate the revalent one quickly.

I would offer up a different opinion, I prefer to click to clear the notice. There are times I'm busy and can not take corrective action right away. I like leaving the notice active as a reminder and I can go back to it right away and refresh my memory.

From the wiki: Z-Wave Our Original Z-Wave implementation is the certified version of Z-Wave on the ISY-994. This code was ported to Eisy / Polisy, but is being deprecated in favor of our new more functional implementation called ZMatter Z-Wave. The original implementation on Eisy / Polisy can use generic Z-Wave controllers such as the Zooz stick, or, it can use the ZMatter Z-Wave controller (either board or USB dongle). The ZMatter Z-Wave implementation can only use the ZMatter Z-Wave controller (either board or USB dong le)

Take a look here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#Front_Panel_LEDs.2FLights

@Javi, I started playing with your test tile and added your url to one of my dimmers. Really nice job! I think this will be a nice addition to UD Mobile. My testing raised 2 questions: 1. I added a format color change for status greater than or equal to 1%. I was expecting to see the slider change color, however, there was no color change at all? 2. Under the 0% there is the word off. Since there was not a corresponding on at the other end, I was expecting the off to change to on when the light was operated in or at least when it was at 100%?

Click on the Pencil icon to enter edit mode, followed by selecting the device. In the popup select Configure and then add a mapped value by clicking Add. There are examples in the UDM wiki. From here you can use the current value to change color, display status, icon, or add prefix and sufix. You can add as many as you like.

As long as it is the same platform (ios to ios, android to android), then you make a backup on the device with Favorites and restore it on the other device. If you require specific instructions check the UDM wiki.

If the last time was more than about 6 weeks ago, it is worth trying again. The specific issue you are having was corrected for alot of us by a new start.jnlp after deleting Java cache.

The Command type allows you to create a favorite that when touched can run a programs Then or Else command. This enables you to have a favorite tile that will open or close a garage door, or for that matter, run any program you desire. See below for the description. Command. This Type will allows users to specify any number of Node Commands. Pressing a Favorite of Type Command will execute the defined commands. Favorites of Type Command also allow from an optional Display Node, the display node does not inherit toggle ability. The Display Node does not have to match Command Nodes. See Commands below. Here is a link to the user guide: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/UD_Mobile

While possible to do in the Elk, I generally follow the rule that if it is possible to program in the ISY/eisy, then I program there. I find programming in the UD infrastructure simpler than in the Elk, but the primary reason is to have all of my programming in one location. As for sample programs, there are many options depending on what you want to accomplish. While the programing is simple, if you get stuck with an aspect of what you are trying to accomplish, ask a specific question. Also, if you need to open/close your GDO remotely, take advantage of UD Mobile Command class and create a favorite that toggles the GDO open/close.

When was the last time you cleared Java cache by checking all 3 boxes, then deleting files in Java configuration, and then downloaded a new start.jnlp from UD? Not too long ago, there was a change made that resulted in not found appearing. The correction for this was a new download of an updated start.jnlp.

The newest update listed in the release notes is for v3.10.6?

Looking at the data you posted, you can see the temperature dip and then within 2-3 minutes an increase in temperature. Adding a wait for 2-3 minutes, would prevent the program from triggering until the temperature dip stayed below your trigger temperature for the duration of the wait period. If the temperature increase during the wait period to a point above your trigger point, the If statement will re-evaluate as false, thereby, preventing a notification from being sent. After the wait period, if the temperature is still below your trigger temperature, the program continues to run and your notification will be sent. It's a way of minimizing the freeze warnings until the temperature is below your trigger point for x minutes. While in my example, I used 2-3 minutes, the wait can be any time period you choose. If you waited 5 - 10 minutes, or even 15 minutes, what would be impacted by having a temperature below freezing for a short period of time?