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I have a Ubiquiti system consisting of a UDM 6E, four U6 1W, one U6 extender, and one U7 Pro. I live in a condo, and with all the other WIFI signals from the neighbors, the RF interference was killing my Eero system. I don't have an interference problem with Ubiquiti.

Yes, you can.

I had the same issues. A reboot resolved my issues. This is the first time I've experienced any issues with the time changes.

Try creating a scene, not a program, as described in previous posts.

You can create a scene with the RemoteLinc2 as the controller and the Z-Wave plug as the responder.

Right-click on your desktop and click on "Display settings". Then, choose a resolution that allows you to view all the information in the admin console.

I've changed the display resolution, so all the information is viewable.

Right click on the device and select delete. This will delete the device from your eisy. The device would need to be factory reset before trying to include in a system. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

I'm sorry. I never checked for that.

You may want to check the connection where the antenna cable connects to the board. I had similar problems and discovered that connection was the problem. The connector on the antenna cable was not making a good connection to the connector on the board.

The best way to get programming help here is to post the program. You can right-click on the program in the admin console, click on copy to clipboard, and then paste it into a post here. Explain what you want the program to do. I'm sure you will get the help you need by doing this.

I've used this device successfully to control my Liftmaster garage door for a few years. I can confirm that it works with the GoControl GDOOZ-8-GC and the YoLink garage door opener. Here's the link to the device. https://www.garadget.com/product/security-2-0-dry-contact-adapter/

The recommended way to remove/exclude a Z-wave device is the use the remove/exclude option on the admin console. Here's a link to the document that explains removing a Z-wave device. https://docs.universal-devices.com/production/zw.pdf If you use the removed failed device option as you have been doing, you should factory reset the device. Even though you removed the device from your eisy, it still has your eisy as its controller. Using the recommended method will remove the device from your eisy and remove your eisy from the device.

Thank you!

These will work for me. Thank you!