Needed a new remote to replace a dying Harmony One, choose a Harmony Elite. Logitech has z-wave plus controller, they call it the Harmony Home Hub Extender (why they feel the need to invent a new word to describe a controller escapes me) and it's certified as Z-wave Plus on 5-26-2015. When trying to make this a secondary controller on HS3 (HS3 Pro/ Z-NET - Send network info to another controller - right?) it goes along all happy and everything, it makes the new node, replicates the devices and then dies with a log entry "security class information is not presents - cannot continue loading node xx"
My question is who's responsible for the failure if that can be determined from this. Is the Logitech error or an HS3?
My question is who's responsible for the failure if that can be determined from this. Is the Logitech error or an HS3?
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