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Thanks again for responding. I think at this point it's a Zooz Switch issue because I have them all set up as a direct link so they aren't going through the Hubitat hub. I did some extensive troubleshooting and have a post on the Hubitat forums. Notice it's from 2024 lol So yeah, it's been a thorn in my side for a while :) Virtual 3-Way Zooz Dimmers too slow - 🛎️ Get Help - Hubitat Here my setup at my vacation home: Hub: Hubitat C8 Dimmer Switches: Looks like they are Zen72 I think I'll try with the Innovelli's and if the problem is gone, then it was a Zooz problem. Trial and error is fine with me cause it gets me something to do while I'm up there. I'm surprised to hear you switching out the Insteon's, they've been fantastic for me at my primary home! ISY+Insteon+ Home Assistant (for my automations and my zwave/zigbee devices) has been rock solid!

Hi IndyMike, thanks for replying but my Zooz switches are in 'virtual' 3-way mode. The Master is connected to the light, and the slaves are the other two 'virtual' switches and not direct wire. There is a noticeable delay with ramp rate on the slave switches. I basically have to remember which switch is the master and use that one for any of my dimming needs. PITA but luckily I don't have to change the light dimming very often.

Thanks for being the voice of reason Geddy. 100% agree with you that I can probably live with it and everything else works fine. That being said, I could essentially try replacing just 3 switches with Insteon and do the programming from the devices themselves to see if it gets fixed. This way The Hubitat would still be controlling all the other switches and my 'test' would be on their own (which is fine). Then again, I think I'm just looking for another project for me to do lol

Thanks for replying. I'm definitely thinking this is a problem to be solved by Insteon, I'll add it to the list to try.

Ahh right, I called them groups. Yep, I have scenes at my normal home set up in 3-way setups and I've had no issues either.

Hi All, Been a long time member since ISY, and now using Eisy for my home. I have a vacation home with a bunch of Zooz Z-Wave devices that are connected to a Hubitat C-8 hub. I also have Home Assistant that is able to see the Hubitat devices. Every time I get an email from UD, I'm always asking the question 'Should I upgrade to Eisy at the vacation home?'. So wanted to get some thoughts from everyone. Currently the issue that I have in the vacation home is that I have multiple 3-way switches that are set up in master/slave configurations. No matter what I do, there's always a slight delay when using one of the slave switches. This is irritating as heck for me and the wife. So wondering if I get the Eisy, will my troubles go away since I can set up switches in groups? Is my issue a Zooz Z-Wave issue or a Hub issue? I've done all the troubleshooting I could have (Zooz said to set up in direct connect mode, didn't fix it), and the issue still persists. I guess my options are: Try different Z-Wave devices (leaning toward inovelli), Try Insteon Devices, replace Hubitat. Any thoughts everyone? Thank you!

Thank you! Any chance the directions could be added into the user guide? Think it might help others who saw it as a selling point. Would also be good if the Polyglot web interface or IoX UI could do it so it's not command line driven, thanks again!

Just extra storage, like I said it’s overkill but might as well put the nvme I had lying around to lie around in some device

Sounds good, one of the selling points in their email to me to update was that you can add an ssd. Odd that there’s no real documentation or use cases for it.

So i popped in a 1TB NVME I had sitting around, how do I actually have the system use it? Granted it's complete overkill since I don't do fancy things with the Isy.. now Eisy, but it wasn't doing anything but collecting dust so figured I can pop it in. First I thought to go into configuration of IoX, not there. Then thought in Polyglot there would be a way to 'format' and at it. Nope. Are there instructions for it, because I couldn't find anything on the Eisy user guide I used to migrate off of ISY. Thank you!

Thanks, I can read python code but am not a programmer. In the past I usually look at peoples example code and piece together something that works for me. Its ugly and time consuming for sure.

Looks like home assistant can do what I'm looking for so going to install it tomorrow and tinker over the weekend

Thanks for getting me this far, I certainly didn't even think of running a website and the network resource kicks off the website that runs the script, thank you

Wow fantastic, yes I do have the network module, I use it to send on and off commands to other network plugs Would you possibly have an references for what network commands to use for SSH or where I could read up more on this being done? This sounds like the route I want to take. Thank you

Wow very interesting thanks, I guess I don't know much about rest commands. The question I have with this approach is how does the isy actually ssh into the rpi and execute the shutdown command? The other commands I understand with the then program commands. I just reread this and you said to initiate from the Pi. See that would actually be great but not sure how I would initiate it to run, cause if I have to ssh manually, I would just issue the shutdown command. Heck, I'd love to program something where if a button is pressed for 3 seconds, then the rpi would just shutdown, but i have no idea how to do that either.