Recent content by DB-Cooper

Yeah, I wasnt clear what I wrote, but basically the ingenious was connected but the Intellicenter basically reported that the bridge wasn’t detected. When you reboot the panel, I believe it cycles the PoE on the Engenius. Either way, it’s happened like 2-3 times since I’ve owned the system.

System was running fine. My Meraki APs said it was connected, but the Intellicenter it claimed no Ethernet connected (the Engenius bridge which is PoE powered off the panel). A simple panel reboot fixed it. I've seen this once before in the last 5 years where the external Wi-Fi bridge basically...

No. I’m not home. It looks like it went offline at around 6am. It worked fine yesterday post update. I’ll be home in an hour to check.

My Intellicenter is showing as offline in the app and on the web, is anyone else seeing this?

I just updated via USB, it went smoothly. My guess is this firmware opens up OTA updates. Upon installing, my app even told me I was enrolled in automatic updates, and now I can check for updates in the app. I opted to turn off automatic, as I'd rather give it a few days/weeks before updating...

Numbers are looking better! What's it look like now?

4 gallons of MA seems a bit extreme. I’m not the expert others are here, but I’d probably try to get that up to at least 7.2.

They’ve been pumping out app updates which is a good thing. As long as I keep mine I no floor only, it’s proven to be a pretty decent little robot.

https://github.com/dustindclark/homebridge-pentair-intellicenter#readme

My friend just got a new pool with a brand new Intellicenter. He has a Pentair branded gateway, so it seems Pentair moved away from the Engenius setup.

That's what I'm running. I think it may be due to the fact that when a reboot occurs, it reboots my Wi-Fi gateway (Engenius), and that takes a while to boot, associate, etc. It seems almost as if IntelliCenter is trying to run the time update right away and maybe the network connection isn't...

Yes, but for some reason it doesn't run after boot up. Typically what I do is just toggle it back and forth after restart and then it picks up the time.

I was one of the first to move. It seemed to go well. I doubt you'll have issues. On the time, if the IntelliCenter loses power or I reboot it, the time resets to Jan 1, 1970 and has to be manually readjusted.

I've been running it. To me it looks visually better, but it still times out a lot. I'd say it's better, but not by very much. Won't hurt though. I have noticed my Apple Watch Pentair Home app stopped working, but I'm using HomeBridge automation which works a lot better than these Pentair apps.

The firmware has been updated since June, 2023, so suffice to say, it's relatively stable. It fixed the major bug that had major impact which was when you'd lose power or reboot, freeze protection settings were reset. My only issue with the current version is that when I reboot, my time resets...