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Here is how to do this: Both of these go into the configuration.yaml sensor: #ISY Main Meter - platform: rest name: isy_meter resource: http://172.16.5.251/rest/emeter/metering/ json_attributes_path: "$.AMIMetering" username: !secret isy994_username password: !secret isy994_password authentication: basic headers: Content-Type: text/xml scan_interval: 30 value_template: 'OK' json_attributes: - "currSumDelivered" - "currSumReceived" - "maxDemandDelivered" - "maxDemandReceived" - "dftSummation" - "dailyFreezeTime" - "readingSnapshotTime" - "maxDemandDeliveredTime" - "maxDemandReceivedTime" - "maxCurrTier1Delivered" - "maxCurrTier1Received" - "maxCurrTier2Received" - "maxCurrTier3Received" - "maxCurrTier4Received" - "maxCurrTier5Received" - "maxCurrTier6Received" - "maxCurrTier7Received" - "instantaneousDemand" - "currDayDelivered" - "currDayReceived" - "previousDayDelivered" - "previousDayReceived" - "currParProfileTimeDelivered" - "currParProfileTimeReceived" - "currParProfileIntDelivered" - "currParProfileIntReceived" - "lastIntervalDataValue" - "lastIntervalDataEndTime" - "deltaEnergyDelivered" sensor: - platform: template sensors: main_meter_power: device_class: power friendly_name: "Main Meter" unit_of_measurement: 'kW' value_template: '{{ (states.sensor.isy_meter.attributes["instantaneousDemand"]["#text"] | int) / 1000 }}' icon_template: mdi:mdi-current-ac main_meter_energy_today: device_class: energy friendly_name: "Energy Imported Today" unit_of_measurement: 'Wh' value_template: '{{ (states.sensor.isy_meter.attributes["currDayDelivered"]["#text"] | int) }}' icon_template: mdi:mdi-current-ac main_meter_energy_yesterday: device_class: energy friendly_name: "Energy Imported Yesterday" unit_of_measurement: 'Wh' value_template: '{{ (states.sensor.isy_meter.attributes["currDayReceived"]["#text"] | int) }}' icon_template: mdi:mdi-current-ac

Yep, this here.... the ole WF (Wife Factor).... mine is at 1.0 right now.

Are you using an integer variable for the actual number other than 0 or 1? Use a state variable for anything 0 or 1. I am able to name integer and state variables with the prefix s. and have then show up in HA. I use an input text to change a variable in HA and then a script that changes the variable on the ISY if the number changes, then the ISY number will update showing that the number has changed. Also have HA update the init value incase there is a power glitch. Been using this with reprogramming the door code for visitor on the airbnb.

I don't know if this helps or not, but I always have the is and is not as AND in the IF statement. is 1 and is not 0 Also, I have not set up my system with the HA. prefix for anything. Here are my settings in HA. All my state variables have s. as the prefix.

Have you checked the ISY program details to determine if a program ran at that time? Check time stamps on all things connected to that state variable and or device.

Has anyone been able to get the emeter resources into HA? There is a new energy module and I would like to integrate this into it. thoughts?

Or from @shbatm also fixes the issue... and probably the best solution.

Fixed the issue by changing out FROM: VOLT TO: ELECTRIC_POTENTIAL_VOLT for 2 cases in the const.py file; line 101 and 398. Not sure why this is not updating with the core.

@shbatm @bdraco Thoughts on this?

Error: Component error: isy994 - cannot import name 'VOLT' from 'homeassistant.const' (/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/const.py) Updated from 2021.7.4 to 2021.8.0 and now isy will not load. anyone seeing this? Created an issue: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/53969 It was mentioned: Not sure what this means. Here is my setup: configuration.yaml #################################################### # ISY 994 # #################################################### isy994: host: http://172.16.5.251:80 username: !secret isy994_username password: !secret isy994_password And the integration: I do have an isy994 directory under the custom_components folder. My question is, what do I do with it? Delete it?

Probably not, unless you make something. Could use an Arduino to query certain devices to determine status then update the LEDs? Then get a 3d printer and make the box/container what ever size you need.

Also upgraded to 6.2 and no issues so far.

To be able to edit the configuration,yaml file, there is an add-on (Supervisor-> add-ons) called File Editor. It will let you update the config and make changes. There is also a Breaking Changes Integration that you should also have just to make sure that what ever changes you make do not break the system.

I just updated from 2021.5.5 to 2021.6.0 with no issues. Was even able to program the door lock code from HA.

did you update from 2021.5.5 to 2021.6.0 on HA?

Probably will not like this answer... Have you looked at home assistant? There is a Jandy iAquaLink add on. Disclaimer, I do not have a pool. I use home assistant with the ISY. Why? Because I have Simplisafe, wifi outlets, zwave (ISY) and other devices and it integrates easily. I like the stability of the ISY over the HA.

What OS are you using? My Windows machine is pretty much find it. But my Mac and Linux machines do not. I believe it's dependent on how your router is set up. There are probably people on here that are more knowledgeable about doing that than I am.

Add desc to the end of the URL. Does that help. http://10.0.1.90/desc may or may not need the / at the end.

I have used over 7 Kwikset 910 z wave locks. and have not had any issues with them.

What OS are you using? Have you looked at the wiki about installing the java console?

I could be mistaken, but I think these nodes have been around for a while now.

Maybe put a support ticket in, they may be able to help you with this. I have the latest 5.3 software as well as the latest Z-Wave board. I don't know if that matters..

In the admin console, if you click on the root of the device tree, you can sort all the devices by the name that the ISY gives it. see if there is another node there that might have a strange name that maybe you put in a different folder somewhere. I know I did that when I first got my ISY.

Very interesting. Those nodes were created automatically when I added the Z-Wave device. I have the kwikset 910. Have had over seven of those over the past five years.

Do you have an alarm node for the zwave lock? I have the main node called Front and the alarm node called Front Alarm. It is the Front Alarm, or whatever you named it, that you want to look for in the log file. Here is what it looks like in the excel file: