beojeff wrote:

Khimo-

There are some stability issues that need to be looked into regarding the BLI and Halo remotes. The BLI keeps loosing its connection with the Halos and needs to be power-cycled to regain the connection. I've reserved static IP addresses for the BLI and the Halos, yet this problem persists. Also, it would be nice to have a reboot option in the BLI configuration interface.

The reboot option is high on my list as well. As far as the stability of the connection is concerned I am encountering zero problems. My Halo is always connected except if I restart my router, in which case (sometimes) it gets the previous IP+1 (192.168.1.180 before the restart, 192.168.1.181 after the restart). Restarting the BLI solves the issue. I am using the velop system of linksys with 2 mx5300 nodes. One as a router and the other as a child node. Wi-Fi coverage is excellent throughout the house and Wi-Fi speed is very fast especially to Wi-Fi 6 enabled products. I don't know if this is of any help to you Beojeff. 

Hi Khimo and Carolpa 

 

Somehow to change the subtitle or text to show the actual temperature. 

For example 19c ??

CTR wrote:

Hi Khimo and Carolpa 

 

Somehow to change the subtitle or text to show the actual temperature. 

For example 19c ??

Great idea!🤒

Tassos wrote:

Great idea!

you should get the actual temperature in the centre of the button (in Celsius)

Carolpa wrote:

Tassos wrote:

 

Great idea!

 

you should get the actual temperature in the centre of the button (in Celsius)

 

What do you mean?

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red: actual temperature of your location (if resource longitude and latitude are set right)

blue: expected rain fall in mm or snow fall in cm the coming 3 hours

yellow:  actual wind direction 

Carolpa wrote:

red: actual temperature of your location (if resource longitude and latitude are set right)

blue: expected rain fall in mm or snow fall in cm the coming 3 hours

yellow: actual wind direction

Oh this I know. What I mean is at the thermostat button instead of set temperature to be possible to have the actual temperature of the thermostat inside the house.

Tassos wrote:

What I mean is at the thermostat button instead of set temperature

Okay I misunderstood/misread your question.

Tassos wrote:

What I mean is at the thermostat button instead of set temperature to be possible to have the actual temperature of the thermostat inside the house.

What mark/type of thermostat do you have? And more important  what settings/informations are available in BLI? 

I do have a Nest but it is not available anymore in the BLI.

Carolpa wrote:

What mark/type of thermostat do you have? And more important what settings/informations are available in BLI?

I do have a Nest but it is not available anymore in the BLI.

I have a nest as well. I tried a couple of days before to write a code which would add the possibility to show the actual temperature if the thermostat button was pressed. Didn’t have a big success but I am not done yet. I am sure you have a much better grasp of lua coding so I will try to find the code and post it…maybe you can start with it…