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How to remove the Green IOIO Icons


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I have a few wireless Zwave devices that show the green IOIO icons, I have tried Zwave rewrite and “write changes” many times and nothing has worked to remove the icons. 
Does anyone know how to fix this?

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As it's a security device, it may require the device to be set in a mode to allow updates... Usually pressing a set button or something on the device itself to permit network changes

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3 minutes ago, Joe Casullo said:

I have been waking the devices.  What does the green icon mean, is it that the EISY has not received the full data from the device?   

There's a discrepancy between the data eisy has about the device, based on you configuring it, and how it sees the device on zwave network. The green arrows mean eisy tried to write config data to the device, but was unable to.

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Module has to be restored as there are writes pending to the module.

If battery operated module has to woken up first. Also effected by turning on and off automatic writes or battery devices.

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I had a z-wave switch (line powered) that I could never eliminate the green IOIO icon.  None of the many "write changes" appeared to work.  I ended up replacing the z-wave switch and attributed it to growing pains with z-wave.  I hope you find a better experience.  

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Thanks guys for your responses. 

I tried factory reseting the device and re-including it, this worked but when I closed the admin console and reopened it the green IOIO icons were back.

JSchumann - I don't think it's the PLM failing because the affected device is Zwave.

I always have trouble with battery operated devices, something always goes wrong during the inclusion process.  I've taken a break from it for now because the device seems to work fine.

Cheers,

 

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