Recent content by abbachia

found the update firmware command in PC Access but...need the firmware file...where can I get it?

going to try a different switch..see how that goes...chip replacement is over my head...thought that my board (5 port) allows for firmware upgrade via PC Access...

There are two LEDs between the serial ports left one is steady on / right one is blinking but..... my setup is that i have my router out in the middle of my basement (out in the middle of the house for better coverage) and all my computer equipment is in the corner where my omni is installed...

OP II...and eying an OP II on ebay...just wasn't sure if there are different versions of OP II that are incompatible

will check board LEDs...plugged into switch...router is way too far away...I'll try different ports as well...ty... looking at used boards on ebay...what am i looking for for the easiest swap...are all versions of the board interchangeable?

Ping results below.. if you are referring to network LED's on switch then no, only orange not orange and green, are there network LED's on the board? Pinging 192.168.4.48 with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 192.168.4.42: Destination host unreachable. Request timed out. Reply from 192.168.4.48...

Going nuts here and hope the wizards of the forums have some insight.. Was running asus router for a while and among many other problems, i had spotty connectivity with the Omni Panel that primarily was a problem working in PC Access when uploading changes to the panel. I upgraded to EERO mesh...

has anybody dealt with the following issue?   Changing an "Area" for any one of the MQTT (AKA OmniLinkbridge) integrated devices changes all of the areas for all of the devices associated with that integration.  is there a way to split them to different areas?  can't seem to find anybody dealing...

Thanks...so far seems to be working out great!   One of the hiccups I have run into is that changing an "Area" for any one of the MQTT integrated devices changes all of the areas for all of the devices associated with that integration.  is there a way to split them to different areas?  can't...

I bow down to you the guru of all hassio related items and the fixer of stupid mistakes...   I had no IP input at all.  pulled IP off MQTT log, input and voila!   Seems like a pretty steep learning curve on this, maybe a touch over my head, platform.  Appreciate your help and thank you in...

Attempting to upgrade my HA experience without uprooting the OPII infrastructure already in place (UPB switches etc).   Installed the bridge and installed MQTT (as best as I can tell correctly) below is the log file (fresh restart) from the OmniLink indicating an error connecting with the host...

ok solved... spoke to my office IT guy...he's like..yeah..static IP not going to show in the client list.....you need to do a manual add..   brought the old router back up...copied MAC address.....manually added MAC address and plugged the IP and viola..   sorry if you all assumed that i had...

quick update... brought the old router back on line...went through all the LAN settings and firewall setting..everything matches the new router still non luck..   in an interesting twist..   I can ping the IP address of of the OPII even though it doesn't show on my router's client list !   This...

Hoping someone here can point me in the right direction...feel like I'm missing something basic...   Been using a ASUS rtac66u for a long while...don't remember having much of a challenge getting it set up with the OPII panel (PCAccess remote access  etc)..   Decided to upgrade to Asus Zenwifi...