Recent content by xlurkr

Thanks for adding your experience. Nothing specific, but I'm just surprised that I can't look at an OP interface - panel, software - to see that status of the lights. If it's only one-way, if I can only set the state of the lights but not know if any changes were made outside of the OP, that's...

Can anyone help me? I'm stumped. Are there configuration parameters on the OP or in the Lutron software that need to be set correctly to get the OP to update the status of units that are changed manually or by Pico remotes or other means? -Tom

All: Been away for a while. Glad to see so many people still here! I just hooked up my RA2 repeater to my Omni for the first time. It's mostly working, but one thing appears to not be working. I can control my RA2 devices via the Omni, but if I control devices manually or with the Lutron...

I could have sworn that the first time I clicked the link, HS4 and HS4Pro  were 50% off.  Now, it's more like 30%.  Am I crazy?   At 50% off, I'm interested.   -Tom

grantlewis:   I've been waiting for an new version >5.1.1 of the broker to show up, without the problems you've seen.  I'm not seeing one.  Did you log an issue on GitHub?   -Tom

Thanks.  So I did have it kind of right.  Since I have OmniLinkBridge (henceforth OLB) and Mosquitto working together, all I need is the broker to have the Omni start to show up in HA.  I'll wait for the 5.1.1 bugs to be squashed before installing it.   Since posting, I found the OLB repository...

Wait, now I'm confused after reading through earlier parts of this thread.   OmniLinkBridge and Mosquitto are working, which I know because I see constantly updated messages from the Omni in MQTT Explorer.  HA is working, which I know because I can control Insteon lights through the interface...

grantlewis, I'm glad I saw your post.  I had already installed OmniLinkBridge, Mosquitto, and HA and was just about to install the Mosquitto add-on for HA and try it all out together.  Now I think I'll wait for the next version, at least.   There are several significant issues logged against...

Pretty sure whole house audio isn't available through CQC for ELK (or OmniPro either), but otherwise you are right.   The docs for the drivers explain what is supported, and what is not mentioned can be inferred to be unsupported.   -Tom

Also, not sure what the author meant when he posted this a few pages ago:   I decided return one time paid version to user without subscription requirement and the version 4.6 is last update version fix bugs report by users.    -Tom

There was an update on Jan 20, to 4.5.  Anyone install this yet?  The notes say to install before Jan 31 to "keep current special price".  I'm an original purchaser with no subscription, and I'm confused as to whether 4.5 will require me to subscribe, or if he turned that off, and will turn it...

Speaking of which...   Pete: do you know which version of the firmware was the last one to support analog video to the small touchscreens?  Like you (I think), I have the board that supported the small touchscreens with video.  They still work, but the videocam display doesn't.   -Tom

Wow.  Turns out I was completely wrong.  Both SnapLink USB and Myro:Home can reset the time.  It seems that SnapLink USB allows you to put in a value for seconds, but discards it, so every time change event resets the time to an exact minute.  Myro:Home synchronizes with the iPhone, but also...

I just set the time with my OnmiTouch 3.5" panel, and it worked.  It had been ~35 seconds slow.  My guess is that this is the accumulated time loss since Jan 1, and that the automated methods that I assumed were still working all stopped working on Jan 1.  I hope I'm wrong about that, because I...

I think it's a firmware issue.  I have tried to change the time through Dealer Access, which crashes, and the SnapLink USB key and Myro:Home, both of which report success even though the time doesn't change.   JonW: are you sure it took?   -Tom