[2.2.4.139] Woke up to Slowwwww world - delays & non-responsive

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At least yours wakes up :stuck_out_tongue: mine just stopped entirely. Another datapoint if it helps anyone is I’m using a C4.

I skipped from .145 to .148 and see this in the .147 release notes:

Hub core: revised memory settings for C4 hubs.

I wonder what that entailed and if it’s at all related.

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After restoring, just experience a 20 second wait for the basement lights to go on.
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Walling off the basement seems to be the only logical step at this point.

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I probably focus on that automation since it's just a few steps from the couch.

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OK, question -- do you have zwave devices and automations that work reliably, all of the time?

S.

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I'm gonna say no. It's not like it's all contact sensors...even motion is affected.

However, one closet does have a motion detector directly associated with a switch for a light. I also have a couple of directly associated switches in the basement for 3-way purpose. They are reliable.

I'd like to make some of those Ecolink sensors directly associated as well, but haven't found a way.

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OK. Hmmm.

Do you have a basic time based automation, or any automations you run on a schedule? Just curious really, I think if we could isolate a case that works it might point us to why the others don't. Personally, I've experienced specific rules (Motion lighting with some of the built in conditionjs) that I could never get to to work, but I have other automations that work first time, every time.

So try to automate a simple light switch (zwave or zigbee) or plug to come on and go off on a set (periodic) schedule, and see what happens.

S

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I have a floor lamp plugged into a switched outlet that comes on at sundown. I haven't noticed screwing up except around the daylight saving time switch, as I recall. As I've said, these rules work: you just have to wait for them....sometimes.

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I would submit that you have a chatty device or several that are spamming the hub. How do your logs look while the hub is running?

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Did you ever do that hub statistics that I posted in one of your other threads? That might point to a specific app or device that is causing problems.

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I found three links: enable, disable, and report. It didn't seem like it provided anything useful. I might have not let it run long enough or I had the wrong links:

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I do have a presence sensor that reports in every 20 seconds.

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I'm going to look into this more:

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You should end up with a huge list of app numbers, times, and so on.

So you enabled, let run for 5 minutes or more, then went to stats and it was blank?

Here is stats before enabling.

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Here is after I enabled.

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Here is after running for a minute, and hitting browser refresh button.

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stats3561×581 153 KB

Do you not get something like this?

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running now...

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This is what I got after five minutes:
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So what are device 175 and 147?

You can either browse your devices, or go to (your hub's IP)/device/edit/175 or /device/edit/147

You also may want to let this run for a while and see if anything slows or shows changes over time. I wouldn't let it run continuously, but I don't think letting it go for maybe an hour will hurt.

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How do you track down the device and app ids? The links in @lewis.heidrick 's post don't work.

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They are both ST presence sensors which report in every 20 seconds.
I'll try to run it when things slow down.

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The AppID is similar, (your hub's IP)/installedapp/configure/(insert app number here)/mainPage

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