Where has docs.fibaro.com gone?!

[dw89 8]

Can't check anything as domain seems to be down/unreachable

[murnko 0]

It will be back soon, after some improvements added.

[j.nowacki 5]

I confirm that it will be back online after updates.

[almj 0]

Do you have a plan to make it in English also?

[j.nowacki 5]

It will be also available in English version.

[MalvinYNJ 4]

j.nowacki, any date for us to look forward to?

[j.nowacki 5]

MalvinYNJ, all I can say right now is that work is in progress and new version of service will be compatible with next release of firmware.

[Adam.Bewsher 2]

Hi everyone,

While the international version of the documentation is being updated, you can find English only documentation on the UK site at

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I hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Adam Bewsher

[hvb83 1]

@j.nowacki: may we conclude from that that 4.x is indeed not far from being released?

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[j.nowacki 5]

hvb83, work is still in progress, and we do our best to complete it as soon as possible. New version of alpha is around the corner, but we can't reveal planned release date of stable firmware .

[Grzegorz 3]

j.nowacki, Can you at least turn on the old service while you work on the new one? It shouldn't be such difficult. It's not a house that has to be renovated in the same place...

Currently there is absolutely ZERO documentation for Fibaro available. Only IT person who doesn't think about people using the system could take decision to turn on the old website while developing new.

I've just moved in to the new house where I've already made quite lots of things dependent on Fibaro and lack of documentation is a huge pain.

[dawiinci 5]

hvb83, work is still in progress, and we do our best to complete it as soon as possible. New version of alpha is around the corner, but we can't reveal planned release date of stable firmware .

So at least there IS a planned release date.

I think people would be more calm if they knew when 4.x is planned to be released. If you have to shift that date - ok, but in this uncertain situation you will lose a lot of customers.

However since these words might not even reach the person who could decide to tell us the date, let's just be happy to get it at "some point in future".

Back to topic:

I need some information about setting timeouts of Net.FHttp which supposedly is in this documentation...