So hear me out guys, I just installed a Cooper Scene Controller to my HomeTroller Zee S2 system yesterday, closely following this video by Mark.
The initial setup went as seen on the video, so I'm assuming everything is properly set up. I also added it as a trigger for a couple of events.
The issue I'm seeing is the following:
When I press a button on the scene controller, the event tied to the button is not executed, not only that but when I go to the HS3 web interface, I can see that the HomeTroller Zee S2 wasn't told that the button was pressed on the scene controller, the status remains/stays at "scene off". After seeing this I performed a manual polling status on HS3, and immediately during the polling process the event was activated correctly due to HS3 recognizing the button was pressed, it's as if HS3 wasn't told the status of the button had changed.
It's worth noting that pressing the button via HS3 web interface, does activate the event/scene perfectly. So the issue is isolated to pressing the button physically on the scene controller.
What could be causing this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
The initial setup went as seen on the video, so I'm assuming everything is properly set up. I also added it as a trigger for a couple of events.
The issue I'm seeing is the following:
When I press a button on the scene controller, the event tied to the button is not executed, not only that but when I go to the HS3 web interface, I can see that the HomeTroller Zee S2 wasn't told that the button was pressed on the scene controller, the status remains/stays at "scene off". After seeing this I performed a manual polling status on HS3, and immediately during the polling process the event was activated correctly due to HS3 recognizing the button was pressed, it's as if HS3 wasn't told the status of the button had changed.
It's worth noting that pressing the button via HS3 web interface, does activate the event/scene perfectly. So the issue is isolated to pressing the button physically on the scene controller.
What could be causing this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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