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For me, the eISYIR plugin works flawlessly with the Harmony (and the SofaBaton X1/X2) using the original ISY994 code set. However, I initially ran into the exact same reliability issue you described. The root cause comes down to how some remotes work. Some use a "toggle bit" that flips every time you press a button. For example, the first press of a remote button sends Code A, and the very next press of the same button sends Code B. This is how the remote tells the receiver the difference between a held button and a fresh button press. The ISY994 handled this automatically. The FLIRC, however, treats them as two completely separate commands. The fix is to record both variations for every key using the FLIRC software: Select the key you want to program in the FLIRC app. Press the corresponding button on your Harmony remote to record the first code. Select the same key in the FLIRC app again. Press the same Harmony button a second time to record the alternate code. Since FLIRC allows multiple IR codes to map to a single keyboard key, it will now recognize the button press every single time, regardless of the toggle state. I hope this works for you.

@aLf Make sure the "Keep temporary files on my computer" box in Java Control Panel>Temporary File Settings is checked.

Same here but I had to add the following to /etc/rc.conf iconfig_re0="DHCP" vm_enable="YES" vm_dir="zfs:storage/vms" vm_list="homeassistant"

I have the exact same issue as @sjenkins. If I manually add the address it works fine.

First, many thanks to @firstone for this plugin. eISYIR has the honor of being in slot #1 on my eisy. I have the same setup as you, a Harmony Elite remote and hub, with one of the ISY994 IR command sets installed and had the same issue. After doing some research on the FLIRC forums, I found this is a common issue where remotes will alternate two (or more) different codes for the same button. For example, first button press sends code X, second press send code Y, and then repeats. This is apparently the case with the Harmony ISY994 command set used. The fix for me was to record both codes for each letter (key) on the FLIRC keyboard device by doing two record operations using the same FLIRC key and the same remote button, thereby sending both codes to FLIRC. (FLIRC can hold multiple codes for each key.) I have had zero issues with eISYIR since. I did this set up early on, before anyone had posted the FLIRC command set files that can just be uploaded. Others have had success with that method. Hope this helps. -George

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Count me as one who uses IR to trigger numerous scenes and programs. I shall miss that layer of flexibility and control in Polisy. The ISY994i is integrated into all of my Harmony activities and sends IR commands for use as triggers. My first thought on a solution is to re-introduce an IR543 X10 bridge into the setup and use X10 commands as triggers but will certaily be watching all advice and suggestions here.