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Add device triggering to scenes

3 (4.2%)

History events be configureable

0 (0%)

Add a Web interface option

4 (5.6%)

Ability to sort / re-arrange devices

4 (5.6%)

Add sound alerts

0 (0%)

Add repeat option to all timer menus

2 (2.8%)

Include a Philips Hue Emulator

1 (1.4%)

RF capabilities

6 (8.3%)

 Expand scene options

0 (0%)

Create A Windows Application

1 (1.4%)

Alternate Means of Registering App

3 (4.2%)

Create an voice assitant skill

7 (9.7%)

Increase the current limit of 32 devices

5 (6.9%)

two devices, each using the same house/unit code

0 (0%)

Add photos of the controlled X10 devices

0 (0%)

Add ability to rearrange timers

0 (0%)

History report of non-configured devices

2 (2.8%)

Release the WM100 protocol

5 (6.9%)

Add the ability to sync time from the Internet

8 (11.1%)

Seperate Off / On Buttons

5 (6.9%)

Display the time of the WiFi Hub

2 (2.8%)

Add a seconds delay option to scenes

1 (1.4%)

Expand Character limits

5 (6.9%)

Expand the +/- minutes for dawn/dusk timers

2 (2.8%)

ability for app to work with more then one x10 Hub!

5 (6.9%)

Add date option to timers

1 (1.4%)

Add Date to time stamp in history

0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 24

Voting closed: February 24, 2018, 07:58:41 AM

[michaelbushell]

Dave, I was referring to the case where a new HUB becomes available, meaning the hardware is replaced. If the configuration is in non-volatile memory in the hub, that's great, but when the Hub is replaced, which could be for many other reasons, Restart needs to get a copy of the memory from one of the IO Devices. If the IO Devices have that already, then the Restart needs to access it and restore the configuration to the (newly replaced) HUB.

Regarding restoring the timer, I don't think it's practical for the HUB, when the AC goes back on, to cycle through all the days between stop and  start just to get to the current time (though maybe in a future version!). If there's no battery backup, then  the most practical thing to do is probably to cold start just as when one originally installed the Hub and re establish the current time from an IO device or the internet.