jshank

No pop-up, just a dire warning without context. I had to search on the error message to make my way here. It sounds like there will be a major revamp of the integration but we aren't losing Home Assistant integration?

This is a really fantastic solution, thanks xKing. I just implemented this on my server at home using Docker. I had to make some minor modifications to the package.json file but documented everything I did along with some howtos on github. I've forked your project for now, let me know if you'd be interested in merging this back into your version or have any suggestions. I'm also looking for someone to test the process and make sure it's repeatable. It took me a few hours to figure out how everything works. Dockerized isynnode

I was finally able to get it by using the manual method to set it to 4-scene and then using the "b" button to set it to 4-scene mode. I think there's been a change in the firmware without any documentation or the ISY being updated.

I just purchased 2 of these (2342-222 v1.5s) 8-scene mini remotes. I tried to configure both of them for 4-scene mode and they will not change. Is the configuration done through ISY or through the 4 x hold set button, then tap set, then tap a? Tried both ways to no avail. ISY show remote.a-b, remote.c-d, etc but the a button controls the C-D functions and the b controls the A-B function. Toggle settings only.

Does anyone know if you can override the timeout on the 2444-222 so it can be used as a 2-load toggle switch?

It's definitely the right device but I'd need 4 of them to automate my whole house fan (2 fans with 2 load lines each = $200!). Due to the toggle nature and 2-load lines (high-speed and low-speed), the motor control made sense. I just need to be able to override the timed-shutoff of the circuit and figure out a way to trigger a true "off" condition. The ultimate goal would be to support all 5 states of the fan. Off/Off - No power to either module Low/Off - 1st module Line power to Load 1 (Low Speed Red Wire) : 2nd module off Low/Low - Line power to Load 1 (Low Speed Red Wire) : 2nd module Line power to Load 1 (Low Speed Red Wire) High/Low - Line power to Load 2 (High Speed Black Wire) : 2nd module Line power to Load 1 (Low Speed Red Wire) High/High - Line power to Load 2 (High Speed Black Wire) : 2nd module Line power to Load 2 (High Speed Black Wire)

Sorry, wrong part number, right name. It's the Micro Open/Close Module 2444-222, not the dimmer.

I have a new whole house fan (QuietCool QC-4500) that I'm trying to control using a Micro Open/Close Module (2444-422). I may have purchased the wrong module for the purpose but wanted to make sure before i send it back. The fan has two load lines, 1 for low speed and 1 for high speed. I hooked up the module properly and everything works except the fan shuts off after a few seconds. I believe this is operating as intended since a normal directional device would only run for X seconds before it's in the fully open/down position, then X seconds again to return to the closed/up position. I'd like to override this behavior and allow continuous down for low speed, continuous up for high speed and a completely off option. Is anyone familiar enough with this device to let me know if this can be done or do I need to buy a different module/set of modules to achieve this?