Maybe there is a redesigned model (due to the common chip shortage) on it's way too, like the HmIP-PS-2 and HmIP-PS-2 9YM. Both are sold as HmIP-PS-2 but you don't know whats on stock and what you get. So the safe answer is no.
Roland
CCU2: Which elements from the new "IP" range does it support
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Re: CCU2: Which elements from the new "IP" range does it support
Hi!
Roland
Roland
Zur leichteren Hilfestellung bitte unbedingt beachten:
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1. CCU2 mit ~100 Geräten (in Umstellung auf RaspberryMatic-OVA auf Proxmox-Server)
2. CCU2 per VPN mit ~50 Geräten (geplant: RaspberryMatic auf Charly)
3. CCU2 per VPN mit ~40 Geräten (geplant: RaspberryMatic auf CCU3)
CCU1, Test-CCU2, Raspi 1 mit kleinem Funkmodul, RaspberryMatic als VM unter Proxmox, Access Point,...
- Bezeichnung (HM-... bzw. HmIP-...) der betroffenen Geräte angeben (nicht Artikelnummer)
- Kurzbeschreibung des Soll-Zustandes (Was soll erreicht werden?)
- Kurzbeschreibung des Ist-Zustandes (Was funktioniert nicht?)
- Fehlermeldungen genau abschreiben, besser noch...
- Screenshots von Programmen, Geräteeinstellungen und Fehlermeldungen (direkt als jpg/png) einstellen!
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1. CCU2 mit ~100 Geräten (in Umstellung auf RaspberryMatic-OVA auf Proxmox-Server)
2. CCU2 per VPN mit ~50 Geräten (geplant: RaspberryMatic auf Charly)
3. CCU2 per VPN mit ~40 Geräten (geplant: RaspberryMatic auf CCU3)
CCU1, Test-CCU2, Raspi 1 mit kleinem Funkmodul, RaspberryMatic als VM unter Proxmox, Access Point,...
Re: CCU2: Which elements from the new "IP" range does it support
I ordered a HmIP-SMO-2 on Amazon.
If not ok I'll send it back.
If not ok I'll send it back.
Re: CCU2: Which elements from the new "IP" range does it support
Good news, and as listed by the CCU2 device list, the "HmIP-SMO-2" works perfectly with the CCU2 !
And it is in fact also clearly described in the manual ! : CCU2/CCU3
And it is in fact also clearly described in the manual ! : CCU2/CCU3
Re: CCU2: Which elements from the new "IP" range does it support
To be 100% accurate it is indeed recognized by the CCU2 but...after a lot of trials I have not succeeded in creating a direct connection with it!
It recognizes itself as a valid direct partner but doesn't offer any other element (like switch, etc...)
I had to create a program to switch on my light instead.
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Re: CCU2: Which elements from the new "IP" range does it support
Which might be due to the fact that you used a Homematic (non-IP) device before (HM-Sen-MDIR-O-2) which you paired directly with some other HM device.
Now you tried to link a HmIP device to a HM device, which does not work (and vice versa).
Now you tried to link a HmIP device to a HM device, which does not work (and vice versa).