Would a repair cause any issues with currently paired devices?
Nope.. A repair should be run after adding or moving mains powered z-wave devices..
This helps keep your mesh operating cleanly..
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Have you ever ran a repair after months of the Hub running to refresh everything?
Thanks
Months.. no.. I run after every mains powered device is moved or added .. Which is pretty frequent as I have been developing drivers.. But a repair will not hurt.. It will probably take a while if it has been that long...
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No. That's not what a repair does. A repair will re-assign routes to the hub for your devices. If you haven't moved or changed any devices, none of their routes should change.
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Just got 4 of these in. Will work on placing and pairing them today.
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They paired as “Generic Z-Wave Repeater“ in the built-in device types I didn’t see any repeaters in the Aeotec section, is generic ok? Or is there a better choice?
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My mesh routers have a utility to help you place access points based on their signal from each point. I’ve not noticed that any z-wave device show anything like “signal strength” they just kinda work, work poorly, or don’t work. Is there a way to show this so you can place repeaters in the most ideal places?
And yes @aaiyar I will repair my network after placing all the repeaters 
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