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Everything posted by Athlon
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It was Mrs. Athlon who nixed it. ?
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I don't know if the default is just too small, or it's a cell tower issue. Before I enlarged the circle it worked about 75% of the time and now it works every time. I only enlarged the circle by about 10%. I used to have it announce an arrival over all of our echo devices, but that got old quick. ? Now it controls the usual stuff - outside lights and HVAC settings.
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And no - there is no node for her...
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Yep - that's exactly how I set mine up.
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It's built into the app (not a Skill). When you create a Routine and go to the 'When This Happens' section and choose 'Location'.
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I'm using my Alexa app's geofencing function to trigger ISY scenes by using Alexa Routines. It works quite well. (Our phones are Android's. btw). I found I had to make the 'circle' a bit larger than the default to make it work reliably.
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Don't know for sure either, but I took it to mean the 2413s and U's are made from components from so many different sources that reproducing them would be a logistical nightmare. Acquiring the rights and then dealing with the current supply problems we're all facing is likely compounding the issue.
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Did a quick Google: What is ETL? As the amount of data, data sources, and data types at organizations grow, the importance of making use of that data in analytics, data science and machine learning initiatives to derive business insights grows as well. The need to prioritize these initiatives puts increasing pressure on the data engineering teams because processing the raw, messy data into clean, fresh, reliable data is a critical step before these initiatives can be pursued. ETL, which stands for extract, transform, and load, is the process data engineers use to extract data from different sources, transform the data into a usable and trusted resource, and load that data into the systems end-users can access and use downstream to solve business problems.
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Love that name!
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Just saw this on my phone, had no time to check it out, but here is the link. https://www.arachnoid.com/insteon_rescue/index.html Just too much small text on my phone - hope it's helpful
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Ditto on Michel's support as well as the community here. As a gadget guy I can attest to the reliability of UD's hardware and support.
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Perhaps I misspoke. When I said iRobot's cloud grabbed control from your ISY - I meant the PG3 Node Server. Assuming your schedule was created using your iRobot app, that's perhaps why the Node server is losing it's connection. I'm wondering if you were to delete all programs in the iRobot app and recreate them in your ISY if the issue you and wmcneil are having would go away. By the way, I have no programs in my iRobot app and never have. I also never lose Node server connection with either of my robots.
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Who put it in there? I'm sure it didn't start vacuuming at 1am everyday when you first set it up. The reason I'm asking is if you used the app to create that schedule, then perhaps the iRobot cloud is grabbing control form your ISY once in a while.
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I've been watching this thread - I have a Roomba Mop & Vacuum. Is your 'schedule' in your ISY or in your iRobot app?
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Will it matter? ?
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I'm using the Kasa Node server with great success. It treats my Kasa devices pretty much like they are Insteon devices. I have to believe you should be able to easily use their new $10 smart bulb with no problem at all.
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IoP looks just like the ISY you are used to. You use a web browser to connect Node servers you want to add from your Polisy. EDIT: @MrBillPosted at the exact same time ?
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You will likely be asked to furnish these before we can help: Please include Firmware Version (FW) and User Interface (UI) version found in the Help -> About section of Admin Console. Having said that, my 6 button switch looks like this in my AC: Are you moving to your Polisy from a previous installation? If so, did you 'reset' the switch? If not, try that and then add it back using your AC.