DonM

I have a number of matter devices paired to both eisy and Alexa. Initially if I make a change to the device on-off state in Alexa, the matter device will make the change in the eisy. However, if I reboot the eisy, the matter device will no longer make the change made by Alexa. In eisy, I can still control the matter device. If I delete the matter device and re-pair it to the eisy via the code from alexa, the matter device will note the state change in eisy. Is there something I can do to correct this issue? Don Meddick

Thanks, that's solved my problem. I realize that I would have to add them through the plug-in but not through the AC.

I am having a problem, in that when I create a virtual switch it shows up on my admin console but it shows no State and I'm unable to get it to turn on or off, using either a program or a scene. I am able to connect the switch to Alexa, and when I change the status in Alexa to on it shows the change in Alexa for a short time and then goes back to off. It seems like I'm doing something wrong, obviously. When I created the switch I gave it a name, I added n003 _ 78 and then I added n003_controller into the appropriate boxes on the admin console. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Don Meddick

I did get the Tasker to work using your ideas. I think I will be using Tasker. Don

I have installed the UDI Mobile app from the Play store - the one that was an earlier release - last night. It seems to be working, but I have not left the house yet today. If this solves the problem, as indicated in another forum thread, the Tasker issue will be moot. But, thanks for the tips - I may go ahead and try these to increase my knowledge regarding Tasker. Tasker seems like it may be useful for as yet undiscovered tasks. Don

Michel, I have tried UD Mobile and have had the same problems as others - it only seems to work when you send it a command from the application. It does not update automatically. I understand that you are aware of the issue and are working with the app developer on a fix. Don

I have been trying to use the tasker approach that is outlined in the wiki. I can get the at-home to work to set a variable in the ISY, but the away from home can not seem to communicate with the ISY. I have tried all manner of this, but keep getting an error message in Tasker for a socket error that the connection was refused. If have tried to connect both via the portal (which I can use for Alexa) and directly. Any suggestions on this? Don

Randy, You are correct. I mis-posted this post. I am using the work around posted in the Tell Me thread. Dob

Is anyone else having a problem with 'Tell Me'? Alexa no longer seems to be able to find the Tell Me items I have configured. Don

Thanks for this program. It is working well for me except that I get the following at certain points in the message notification: (Con't)2 of 4 (Con't)3 of 4 (con't)4 of 4 Any idea why this is being added to the message? Don

Please disregard. ..I did not have SNI box checked. It now works. Don

When I test my network resource, I get a TCP client request failed message with rule #14:400. I looked in the admin console in the about and noticed that it said internet access disabled. How Do I enable the access? Is it necessary to? I am on version 4.6.2. Do I need a 5.x.x? The portal is able to access the ISY. Any help is greatly appreciated. Don

Building on drprm1 comments here is how one proposed solution might look: Create 2 state variables S_open_cmd and S_close_cmd (for example). Create routines of 'Alexa, open door 1' and 'Alexa, close door 1', which turn on the open and close state variables, respectively. Assuming that you have a position switch on door 1 which indicates if is open (and is called Door_1_open), create 2 programs in ISY is the following form: If S_open_cmd is true and Door_1_open is false then Set the relay output true, wait x seconds set the relay output false set S_open_cmd false If S_close_cmd is true and Door_1_open is true then Set the relay output true, wait x seconds set the relay output false set S_close_cmd false Don't forget to declare the state variables as lights in the portal to make sure that will work in a routine. (I hope the above solution will actually work) Don

Something to consider - add a open/close detector switch on the door. The 'Alexa open' command could be directed to a program that would only activate the button command if the switch indicated that the door was closed. Likewise direct the 'Alexa close' command to a program that would activate the button command if the switch indicated that the door was open. Don

If you have an Echo or Echo Dot, it would be easy to create a group and add the 'Watch A Movie' command and a dim the lights command and then ask Alexa to start the movie (or whatever) to get things going. This, in my mind, is an easy way to tie the ISY and the Harmony Hub together. Don