Hello,
I am looking for advice on my system. It has been installed for about 6 months now and has slowly degraded over time in terms of performance.
The reaction times of my motion sensors was near instantaneous when I first put the system in. Walk in a room and instantly the lights turned on. Now it can take 20+ seconds at times.
I have a motion sensor in a bathroom and sometimes it doesn't even register there was motion, though this used to never be a problem. I also have been noticing that it is missing the motion ended signal as the lights are not turning off either.
The one thing that has changed, is the amount of events I have added in. Is there a limit? Is there a recommendation on how to approach events? I can't imagine it would take 20 seconds to evaluate a motion event and trigger the action.
The system is running on an Intel NUC that has an i5 processor. It runs Windows 10.
I have tried doing a fully system optimization, which only seemed to break a bunch of my battery controlled devices for a while.
At this point, I am almost missing the responsiveness of my Vera for the instability it had! The irony is when I first put the system in, it was WAY more responsive.
Thanks for any advice you guys have!
Adam
I am looking for advice on my system. It has been installed for about 6 months now and has slowly degraded over time in terms of performance.
The reaction times of my motion sensors was near instantaneous when I first put the system in. Walk in a room and instantly the lights turned on. Now it can take 20+ seconds at times.
I have a motion sensor in a bathroom and sometimes it doesn't even register there was motion, though this used to never be a problem. I also have been noticing that it is missing the motion ended signal as the lights are not turning off either.
The one thing that has changed, is the amount of events I have added in. Is there a limit? Is there a recommendation on how to approach events? I can't imagine it would take 20 seconds to evaluate a motion event and trigger the action.
The system is running on an Intel NUC that has an i5 processor. It runs Windows 10.
I have tried doing a fully system optimization, which only seemed to break a bunch of my battery controlled devices for a while.
At this point, I am almost missing the responsiveness of my Vera for the instability it had! The irony is when I first put the system in, it was WAY more responsive.
Thanks for any advice you guys have!
Adam
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