oberkc

I believe that is done by creating" an empty" widget and then using that empty widget to create the spaces you desire.

I will add that mine local plugin quit working when I migrated to the EISY "Plugin" from PG3. I migrated back to PG3 and it is remains non-functional, with all node and controller fields blank. I have restarted the PG3 node server and rebooted the EISY. Still no luck. Update: I rebooted the PG3 node server again and it seems to be back online.

I have had similar experience with the single thread device with which I am experimenting. I also have similar experience with matter-over-wifi devices. I have never satisfied myself that I know the root cause. For now, I am not adding any more matter devices.

Are your ue devices integrated via the hue hub? If so, I thought one could create a group in the hue app, which would show up as its own single node in the EISY. I am wondering aloud if this single node could be controlled as you wish.

Twice a year this topic arises. Give it an extra day and (if your experience matches mine) it will fix itself.

I understand. A few years ago, I believe there was confusion between how insteon defined scenes versus how UD defined them. But...when one is wondering where the scenes are shown and created/edited, it seemed worth mentioning.

Also, "scenes" are now "groups".

I had the zmatter stick, so I did not have any first hand experience with a non-UD zwave dongle. I do not recall an option at that time to backup and restore a zooz device. Others may have better recollection. I recall, also, that there may now be a backup method for aftermarket dongles in one of the newer updates to eisy-ui. Of course, if true, this would necessitate updating your polisy, which sounds like a burdensome task. Hopefully, others may have better news.

The best instructions I have seen for migration is in the wiki: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/Eisy:User_Guide#Migration

I believe, to define a program as a favorite, one must pick "command" as the type of favorite. After filling in the basic favorite fields, UD mobile will prompt you for the command. At this point you pick the node (the program in this case) and the command to execute (run if, run then, run else). At least, this is how I have done it and it seems to work for me.

I assume this is unrelated, but I have been having ongoing problems with geolocation on android. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. Sometimes the entry and exit commands turn up missing. I do not believe that I have seen many cases of location permission (always on) changing. I have tried various options in the app to try to force location updates, without any impact that I can recognize. If this is not helpful, feel free to ignore.

I have started to play around with some of these parameters. Based on memory, if you define color temperature, you will generally get a “white”, with warmer ir cooler tones. I have also had some luck asking mr google what xy numbers one can use for a given color. My experience so far is that the admin panel may not reflect the actual status. I plan to contine to continue to explore this capability. Perhaps we can share notes with each other.

It is blue. Thanks for the clarification. I vaguely recall some short messages but they did not persist long enough for me to read them. Perhaps I just missed it. Thanks for all the work figuring it out and posting the instructions.

This worked for me. The only thing in the instructions that were a little ambiguous in my head were the notes about the notification. I assume you were talking about a notification from UD mobile.

Maybe it has been said, but my biggest fear of not updating would be the loss of access to the admin panel die to the loss of java. In my limited experience, this can happen quite suddenly and unexpectedly. If not actively moving towards the latest EISY-UI, i think you are risking making it much harder to upgrade in the future.