Athlon

The 'Not Found' thing is common. If your ISY is listed after you dismiss the warning you are okay. As for resetting your passwords - look here: https://www.universal-devices.com/password-reset/

The Ecobees have their own app. You can control them with it very easily. The eISY can also control them with the Ecobee node server.

By the way, your solution of restoring a backup was the right thing to do - likely the easiest solution for what happened to your Polisy.

It's been talked about at great length here: I know it's a long thread, but what you experienced is one of the reasons it's a long thread. 😲

I agree - put the funds for a new RPi toward an eISY instead.

You need to add the Ecobee node server in PG3. Do you have a Polisy or Eisy?

Hmm - did not know those values aren't backed up or restored.

My understanding is that if you create a backup before updating, then restore the backup after updating you'll be fine (if your programs become disabled). That's an easy 'fix'. 😄

If you are asking about how to remove the Insteon one from your ISY - simply delete it. I use the PG3 node server and my Polisy to control my Ecobee's. I'm not sure if you can use a node server with your ISY994 however. Someone else can chime in about that.

I have Ecobee thermostats. They come with great instructions, and their support is fantastic should you get stuck. I would start by carefully removing your existing thermostat and taking some pictures of the wiring before you disconnect any of the wires. That way you'll know which color wire was connected to to which contact. (The contacts should be labeled inside the Insteon thermostat.)

I seem to remember that - only Celcius in PG2. I used to convert F to C to set them when I used PG2. https://www.metric-conversions.org/temperature/celsius-to-fahrenheit.htm With PG3, Farenheit works fine. Here's a screenshot of a program I use when the A/C is on. As you can see I'm able to use F. Here's what the main panel for the Sensibo looks like. You can see there that both C & F are in the dropdown list.

I don't use this same form of geofence, so I'm not an expert at all to completely diagnose your issue. Others here will certainly be more helpful than me. Having said that - and this is a shot in the dark.... Because your phone still works with your setup, it points to your setup being okay. I would look at the issue being with your wife's phone. I would start there. Is the software on her phone up to date? Try restarting it. See if wifi is turned off on her phone (is it in Airplane mode).

You might get a quicker response from the Hue Node Server author in his thread here: https://forum.universal-devices.com/forum/358-hue/ EDIT: This thread has been moved to the proper place for you.

You might get a quicker response if you post in the Tesla Support Thread here (assuming you are using PG3): https://forum.universal-devices.com/forum/319-teslapw/ EDIT: This thread has been moved to the proper place for you.

Yeah - I was looking at the 3 pack. Not sure about PG3 on the RPi - I had PG2 on one as well before my Polisy. I don't think you can though (PG3 on RPi).

Yes - they can stick to the wall. They are very light. I have two of them just laying on a table under the splits in those rooms. The other two are stuck to the wall behind furniture under those units. As for 'Dry' mode in the node server - no, it's not there. However, at least for my Mitsubishi system, if I wanted to just dehumidify with them, I could set that mode in the Sensibo app. If you program ISY to only turn them on or off, the mode will not change (although you could). I never use 'dry' mode here - only heat or A/C. I use the ISY to control them mostly for occupancy, both as we come and go from home as well as move around the house. I use my Ecobee thermostats and sensors because I believe they are more accurate - and the visual (looking at the thermostat) just makes sense to me and mostly Mrs. Athlon. I also have a program that switches them off when in heating mode if the outside temperature falls below 19 degrees. They are not as efficient as my oil heat when it's that cold. I use the WeatherBit node for that information. As an example, I use the ISY and Sensibo node to change the temperature setting on each of my four units when we are done watching TV in the family room each evening and go upstairs to the bedroom. It's also nice when we want to turn the A/C on to just say "Alexa, turn on the A/C" and not have to run around the house. When we built our home in 1989, we did not have central A/C installed. We did the mini splits about 10 years ago. We have oil heat to heat our house, so there is only a 'virtual' connection between the two systems (my Polisy).

It looks like the best deal on the Sensibos is direct from them at the moment (it's where I bought mine).

I have Sensibo Skys (4 of them). https://sensibo.com/products/sensibo-sky They've released a newer model since I bought these a few years ago but the Skys do more than enough for my needs. I have 4 splits in my home, and three heating zones. Sensibo also has a subscription service (of course they do 🤢), but again, I don't need that so I don't subscribe to it. My Polisy in conjunction with these is perfect for me.

To control my Mitsubishi mini splits I use Sensibo units, and there is a PG3 node server for those. I have a few programs that control them and they work great. https://sensibo.com/ My Mitsubishi remotes use IR, however 'everything' is sent to the units with a complicated IR blast that no normal programmable remote can handle. Sensibo does it perfectly, and their app isn't too shabby either. I use my Ecobee thermostats and their sensors in some of my IoX programs to control my mini splits.

I got this when I updated IoX to 5.7.0 this morning.

Updated my Polisy without issues - went smoothly.

Updated to 5.7.0 this morning - no issues. (Polisy) All programs kept their enabled or disabled status.

Do the Patriots win on Sunday afternoon?

How are things in the future? 🤪

Worked perfectly for me. Thank you. 😄