DinoKustas

Hi all, I'm looking for some suggestions for Fibaro RGBW controllable spotlights/downlights/GU10 for in my living room. I've tried some 5W 12V RGBW bulbs, and whilst they work ok, they're not very bright! Any suggestions welcome, also anything else controllable via Fibaro that can do the same thing, e.g. bright controllable spotlights. Thanks!

Yep I've been getting them often too now. The IPs that have tried mine are: 52.214.70.130 34.241.63.69 34.241.63.69 again Any ideas?

This is an Android sleep issue thing - ever since the latest version of Android I am getting delayed notifications for EVERYTHING! Unless the phone is awake or recently used, it very quickly goes into a sleep mode. Battery optimisation has been disabled on the phone, and likewise for the Fibaro app to try and get the notifications working as expected, but no joy. The only time notifications come on time now are if I'm actually using the phone lol.

Many thanks for the input @Sankotronic I will be looking to replace them this weekend and so will follow your post - very much makes sense.

Hi all, I'm suddenly in a position where a lot of my sensors are showing low battery - which makes sense having bought a lot of them around the same time. I'm currently very nervous to change any of the batteries because there hasn't been a single time that I've changed a battery and had no issues with sensors. Door sensors in particular, it seems as though I change the battery, the sensor works for a few days before becoming unresponsive and ultimately killing the battery very quickly. This then leads to me being required to do a full reset of the module, delete/remove from Fibaro, scenes etc. Then re-add to Fibaro and redo all of the associated scenes, restarting the controller in between to ensure a clean removal and re-add. Now I have 2 x motion sensors and 3 x door sensors which need to be replaced - what am I actually supposed to do to ensure a smooth battery swap, without having to delete/add the device again, or risk having an unresponsive sensor that kills batteries again. I've had a quick search and the only real advice I have seen is to keep the door open when changing the sensor, but nothing really official or obvious. So, please do tell me how you change your sensor's batteries to ensure they have no issues, so I can try on some of mine. Thanks

Now if only the Nest plugin still worked and could be integrated into this....

No access to fibaro HC2 via Fibaro ID this morning. Had to change config to connect directly to local IP address in the app. No push notifications also still an issue. Same issue after HC2 reboot performed locally and also across different phones and networks. Not impressed.

I'd hoped that the update with the new lighter blue background would make a difference, clearly not

Personally getting fed up of the Android app with this intermittent connectivity issue. It's really not acceptable for something that costs so much. I'm now always carrying my work iPhone because that never has connectivity issues, because clearly more time has been spent on that app...

That's a shame. I'd have thought with the plugin having the ability to pull down the list of activities and use them that a device list would have been simple also. I guess I'll have to just have the Harmony App and the Fibaro app open on the tablet at the same time to make use of it. Thanks

Hi all, I've got a Harmony Hub that I've managed to get on the HC2, but it only shows activities? Is there no way to have individual devices and buttons? Thanks

Unfortunately this has began to happen for me again since the latest version of the app was installed. Tried all the usual re-configuring the application, removing, reinstalling etc. Exact same issue as before, works on home WiFi (where HC2 is) works on other WiFi at other locations, get access denied over 4g.

Well I'm glad to say my issues are now resolved thanks to the new ID system..

Hmm I'll try setting it up via dyndns then. Hadn't thought of that..

Thanks for your input. I've now reset this one particular sensor a number of times so I think there is definitely something wrong with it. I'm still keeping an eye on the front door sensor though to see how that continues to function, so far so good.