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Genius ? 2.0.3 is much better! Thank you!

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I have no problem with that at all. I'll PM you when I can from home later unless I can do it soon from my phone.

Yes, by using the phone app. Actually, for my purposes, the node server is usable for me. I use my mini splits (4 of them) to augment heating in the winter. I have a program in ISY that turns them on and off based on my Ecobee temperature sensors (using the Ecobee Node server). I've been using IFTTT for that, so having it local now is great. The program also checks the outside temp as using the mini splits as inverters is not very efficient when it's below 20 degrees F outside. The remotes that came with them (Mitsubishi) use RF, but with each button press other than 'On' or 'Off' they send ALL of the settings at once somehow. (So I can't use a device like a Harmony for example.) That is why I bought the Sensibo devices - they do that as well. Just changing the temp with those remotes also resends the commands to automate the directional fins, whether or not to heat or cool and a few other settings. Even with the limited capability of the Node server - I can use it in ISY to just turn them on and off - so what I said earlier about confusion with the Node server and Alexa is not a problem. However, to use the Node server for more than just 'on' and 'off' (like setting a temperature) is not possible for me without that confusion.

If I knew more about programming I would tackle this for sure. I may be way off on what I found, but in the file at github /profile/editor/editors.xml is the temp range allowed in my AC (18 to 30). And in the API it refers to "temperatureUnit": "string", but 'temperatureUnit' is not in any of the files at github (that I could see). I wonder if that's meant for celcius or farenheit.

Forgot the screenshot:

As with the PG2 version, there is a mix of fahrenheit and celsius (see screenshot). It would be great if it could have 'all fahrenheit' as a choice. I could set the transmitters to Celsius to match the Node server's only choice, but then when my wife changes the temp using Alexa they would be way off. I understand you may not own any of these, so I'm happy to assist in any way you need me to. And - I found this: https://support.sensibo.com/l/en/article/73outalwmi-sensibo-api-overview

That did it - thank you!

It won't start. I tried restarting it a few times after refreshing the store. (2.0.1 shows in the store.) Thanks for your help with this. I PM'd another log.

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I just installed this PG3 Node Server. It's showing 0 Nodes. (I added an API key obtained from my account at Sensibo.) I had the PG2 version installed at one time and it added all 4 Skys. I didn't use it much however because of its limited functions. I just saw this PG3 version today and thought I'd try it out. I have 4 Sensibo Skys in my home.

I think you mean ISY v5.4.4

That link does not show your thermostat... Why would you connect it to your ISY? Perhaps that's up to your imagination. For example, I use some data from my thermostats (Ecobees) to run other programs. YMMV.

I don't have any Hue devices, so I'll leave it to someone else to chime in here. Or - is there a way for your Hue hub to be put on a delay, or to restart again after a power failure?

I've been running ISY on Polisy (IoP) for some time now. After a power loss everything starts up fine. Once in a while I may have to restart a node server - that's it.

You might want to consider running ISY on your Polisy.

PG3 Node server

What happens when you go to: https://my.isy.io/index.htm

Model: Ecobee3 Lite (3 of them) And yes, they have remote sensing. I have 4 additional sensors around the house feeding info to them. The app can be used to control them from anywhere and shows all of their stats. It's user friendly in that my phone literally duplicates the screen of the units on the wall. Ecobee also provides a webpage with similar capability and record keeping. I purchased them a couple of years ago when my utility company offered them for nearly free after rebates.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=isy+on+polisy

I have 3 zones in my home and I'm using Ecobees. Great thermostats and great support as well. When I installed them I had to grab power from a contact on my oil burner. Someone at Ecobee actually drew up a schematic for my unique situation and emailed me a PDF of it (after pictures and phone calls back and forth). I'm using data from them in a couple of different node servers on my IoP.

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.

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.

Love that name!

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.