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Thank you. My orginal question still remains. Is anyone plannning on building a plug-in for this app/interface?

I'm curious where you heard about this "Resideo Connect app"? I've searched all over for an app with this name and can't find any reference to it. The latest I see is Resideo urging people to move to “First Alert by Resido”. If fact, when I called their tech support, “First Alert by Resido” is the one they told me to signup for an account to get API code.

Make sure you have the app that says “First Alert by Resido”. Also it looks like the only FA Smoke/CO2 are their SC5 smart line, which makes sense.

So Honeywell Home moved to Resideo a few years back and now Resideo bought First Alert and have a new app which is where you can run your Honeywell thermometers from. So the Honeywell Plug-In is sort of dead because it's all moving to First Alert by Resideo. You need to get an API key through First Alert by Resideo. Are there any plans for doing a PG3x plug-In for First Alert by Resideo? I would have put this topic in the Plug-Ins section but it's greyed out, I assume it's because it's getting consolidated with the rest of PG3 in this forum.

Sounds like a plan. Thank you.

Went from 6.0.3 to 6.0.4. The node server came up connected after the reboot this time. Hopefully this continues. Thanks for the help!

I recently added a 3rd Bond Bridge Pro to PG3 and now every time I reboot the Eisy the Bond Node Server comes up in a disconnected state and I have to go into PG3/Bond/Details and do a restart. It takes a few seconds but the Node Server does go into a connected state and everything seems to be normal until I reboot the Eisy again. Anybody have any ideas what is going on?

It looks like VUE 3 should work just fine but what about multiple control boxes? The most sensors you can have on a control box is 16. Are there any issues with 2, 3, or even 4 control boxes for a total of 32, 48, or 64 sensors? Thanks

Perfect, yes they call it the Caseta Smart Hub now and there's a Pro version but yes same thing. Thanks, Bob

Can someone please confirm if wired Serena roller shades now work with the Caseta node server? Will I be able to totally control the shades via my Eisy? I’d like to make sure before I make a large investment in these shades. Thanks

You can disregard any of these weird PLM issues as they turned out to be the same cause and solution as this other issue I posted and solved. https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/43050-iox-and-i3-insteon/

So disregard any of these issues I was asking about. It turns out it had more to do with a not perfect migration to Eisy and change out of the PLM. Most things worked OK but I had a gremlin or two in my network. By removing everything Insteon, resetting each Insteon device to factory default including the PLM, and putting it all back in, that resolved all of my anomalies. It was a lot of work (>300 Insteon & >100 Scenes) but worth it. Also, for the i3 Paddle and Keypad dimmer issues one of them has it's mode default to Dimmer and the other to Relay. You need to do a query on the device from the AC to see what it's actually set to and then you can write a change to the mode if necessary. You cannot trust what the setting/options say without a query first. Works flawlessly every time.

The comm delay I see with the i3 is from my Eisy to the device. Like simply turning something on or off. So basically it’s from my PLM to the i3. I even see a “system busy” sometimes from the AC. Which could just be me clicking the button too many times. I’m going try some more testing to see if I can pin down what may be causing these the delays. The weird part is it doesn’t happening to any of my non i3 devices, and I have a lot.

That’s the same thing I’m thinking but I’m seeing some funky comms I didn’t see with my old serial PLM. Not sure what it is but I’m looking at all the possibilities.

@paulbates Not sure if you knew this Paul but you can run the AC via IoX finder local over a site to site VPN tunnel or client VPN to any UD box. ISY, Polisy, Eisy, works great. I’ve done it from half way across the country. You just need to add the proper address line to IoX finder. You don’t need RDP. Direct connect without the need of a jump box.