jkraus

Yep, gave up on Kasa, too buggy and @Jimbo.Automates does not respond, so went Yolink. More expensive but seems to work OK.

nevermind, I think I did not clear all of my java caches, working now!

OK, I know this is kind of minor, but anoying to me. I upgraded my Poliy to 5.9.1 and had to get the new IoX launcher start.jnlp, but this one does NOT show a nice icon nor can I put it in my taskbar for easy launching. Am I doing soemthing wrong or is this just the way the new upgreded launcher is?

yea, I read old posts and now it seems that is a common issue, and it seems it will self correct over night, but the programs will run correctly, at least that what those posts were saying.

On my Polisy after DST initiated today, the sunrise/sunset times are off. I live in San Fransisco region and it has sunrise at 8:31am and sunset 8:10pm, those are an hour off, should be an hour earlier for both. And, there is no way to uncheck the dalight savings time box. Also wehn change to a diffent time zone it still is off

Got it! Thanks, as I do not have the dongle.

I don't have any Matter devices, so does that mean I do not need to do a Zwave backup prior to upgrading?

Z-wave backup, sorry, don't see it!...to be clear I have a Polisy

OK, thanks

since no one replied, perhpas I am mistaken?

OK, I was sooo happy the Yolink NS was stable and such a good replacement for the Kasa NS which I had to reboot every couple of weeks...until last night where I had to reboot the Youlink NS as it stopped working. Interesting when I did reboot it took quite a while for the nodes to be recognized again despite the NS being connected Also, I could not upgrade the NS to latest as not on 5.9.1 yet as there seems to be a lot of people with problem upgrading

I "heard" this is coming, any updates?

OK, I visited this topic many years ago, but revisiting it to make sure I understand. I think this means that on power cycle the Polisy will check the enabled "run at startup" programs to evaluate the IF condition and run as appropriate the then command. Do I have it right? why not always enable programs at start up?

Instructions say "It's imperative that you take a backup of your IoX, Z-Wave, and PG3 settings.", I know how to do the first and last one, but how do I backup Z-Wave?

no