Posted October 19, 201510 yr I have z-wave working just fine in ISY except for the multi-sensor aspect. I'm patiently waiting but in the mean time, I also run Homeseer mainly for TTS and SONOS integration. My HS does have z-wave capability (including multi-sensor support) so I'm thinking about moving z-wave control over to that system while I wait for ISY support. My question is whether or not that is some type of advantage in keeping the ISY in the loop. I really have no idea what the role of a secondary controller. If I transfer the primary controller role over to HS and make the ISY secondary, is there any advantages or disadvantages?
September 29, 20169 yr I'm surprised this was never answered, seems something fundamental to be aware. I think you could in cases have some redundancy in the case your main controller fails. Am I right? Edited September 29, 20169 yr by belanger
September 29, 20169 yr Hi belanger, Secondary controllers may not be able to assign node IDs. I am not so sure about redundancy. With kind regards, Michel
September 30, 20169 yr Hi belanger, Secondary controllers may not be able to assign node IDs. I am not so sure about redundancy. With kind regards, Michel I see a possibility of having multiple controllers after reading => http://www.vesternet.com/resources/technology-indepth/understanding-z-wave-networks Maybe I see too far
November 28, 20177 yr Is there any documentation on how to setup a secondary controller? bleanger provided a link for that (and much more). post #4.
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