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From another thread, did you know Ring is asking for a business case of how it will generate revenue for Ring from UD before they’ll afford opportunity to add Ring support. I understand them wanting to protect security etc but this is BS. With @Michel Kohanim agreement, we should all let Ring know we chose their product because in part we want it accessible from ISY IoP. In my case, it was a difference maker.

Michel, I had no idea they were not cooperating. How did the cloud version exist? I used the PGC version and in fact it was a big part of the reason I chose Ring devices since they were integrated within UDI environment. How can I help? I’m amazed that’s even a question they ask you as it will sell more product like it did me. It Should be more about can you make it secure etc.

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I have a pc1864. The standard keypad programming is very tedious and not intuitive unless you are a security system installer. I got access to DSC software DLS 5. On hardware side, you need the 1864 panel, a TLink to get IP based access to panel for software programming and the envisalink module. There might be a way to use the envisalink module but I already had tlink so have never even looked into it. NodeLink has been fabulous and as stated it existed before node servers. In fact, there was a predecessor called DSCLink. Touchscreen keypads are very nice if still available. DLS would likely have a bit of a learning curve.

I don’t like the either. I have a FanLinc in one room. I’m going to pull it out and install the Hunter Douglas remote control module that came with it.

We’re on the same page. Thanks.

If the fan is IR it would need line of sight so yes for that room only. You’d have to loook and see if they have any form of external blaster. For RF it’s multiroom.

OP already has Polisy so bond bridge is $100 and can be used with many fans vs 2 zwave switches for each fan. However, it’s all a matter of preference so to each his own. Fully respect your. Solution. Just realized I was not responding to OP so it may be very costly if have to buy Polisy and Bond Bridge to use Node server but again to each his own.

Correct. I took a quick look at that fan. The RF remote looks pretty standard. The SimpleConnect is their HD cloud based service to control via wifi.

It’s not in their database but I’ve got one 13 year old fan that is not hunter douglas and trained bond to control it. Also, the 434 mhz is in their frequency range. Buy it from Amazon and if it does happen to work, you can easily return it. Note that the Alexa skill is cloud based but Polisy Node server is fully local api as I recall.

Since you’re already there, see if the HD (that’s what I have) fan remote is Bond compatible. It makes everything local and works great. You can get the fcc if off their remote and look it up on bond website. Even if not there, you can teach commands to the bond.

I purchased fans that can be remote controlled by Bond device and use with Bond Node server on Polisy. As a bonus, bond has Alexia and Google voice control skills.

Yes, it has added value. It’s accurate to within 1% for 3 months total. Their customer service is excellent and quick and have answered several questions. Very happy to have paid and great that it’s now no cost going forward. I’m going to use Node server to calculate water used to water lawn.

Thanks.

I’ve likely got a single band switch that was replaced with dual band switch I could sell you (if you’re mesh will support it.) I’ll look if you’re interested.

Makes sense since I’m already a subscriber.

Got email from Flume that going forward the app and API are free. There will no longer be a $49.9 fee per year.

Does anyone know if a driver exists for ATEN USB to RS-232 Converter on the underlying OS on Polisy? This would give another rs-232 port for Polisy if the included one is used for PLM.

Fantastic. I’m planning my migration to Polisy IoP and PG3. Using WiFi may be needed for my Schlage deadbolts.

I’ve got MX990 remotes and love them compared to any touch screen. I control Lights , fans, thermostats and shades while watching TV or listening to music. Starting to use Alexa but remote is already in hand or close by. Major problem with msc400 is that requires old drivers and a virtual machine with windows xp to download to it. Have you found a way around that issue? I look deeper if I can solve that. Thanks for info.

@xlurkr I’ve got complete control and msc400. What is CQC? Google sending me all over the place.

It may be a bit more than you want to setup but GCLink by io-guy is great. It uses a PC or RPi connected to Global Cache GC-IRE. I’ve been using it for years.

I think it’s going to be good!

Through NodeLink, just pressing arm no entry has no impact and log displays error decoding data. Once you’re in arm stay or away, pressing it takes away the delayed entry. In DLS 5, the event buffer shows Armed in stay or away mode Armed with no entry