I have been struggling with log flooding from my Konnected Alarm boards (not Pro). I have been reading, trying to solve this on my own. But I struggle. I found this Konnected page that addresses Hubitat logs. I am just not sure how to implement the changes. Any help would be appreciated. See Hubitat driver info page . Thanks.
EDIT : I have attempted to update the Konnected board drivers as detailed in the above link. I continue to get pings in the logs.
Have you tried to get Claude AI(evil incarnate) to fix the driver for you? It'll probably work, but then you're going to hell.
I hate AI but have to admit it's fairly effective at coding simple things, like groovy.
I think part of my confusion is that I do not completely understand bundles. I think I installed the Konnected bundle referenced above. Just not sure. The version numbers do not seem correct.
me either but HPM usually handles that. The bundles I've seen consist of a driver, app &/or json/library resource stored in file manager on the hub.
from the zip:
konnected
Alarm Panel
library esphome.espHomeApiHelper.groovy - goes in HE file manager
driver konnected.KonnectedButtonTrigger.groovy - driver install
driver konnected.KonnectedAlarmPanel.groovy - driver install
I had the same issue after an update in HPM i contacted Nate from konnected and he had to update the drivers several times before it fixed the issue double check you have the latest. Not sure if thats any help for you.
I THINK that I have the latest. Still getting spammed by both of my boards.....ugh!
I know he had to redo the driver several time and finally resolved the issue the update were in HPM mabey try a repair in HPM to make sure the latest shows if not you might want to contact Nate all my cards where flooded in the log until he fixed the driver.
I did the HPM update. I am waiting on Nate to respond on the Konnected forum (or here).
Ok
@nate Can you please offer some insight/assistance as to why my Hubitat log is consumed by ping entries from my boards. This must stop.
As much as I hate to say that is the exact reason I retired my konnected pro and replaced it with a fibaro smart implant. I have all the functions except the zones being monitored and not all that logging. Same thing with the small boards. I will give them credit for getting me started with Hubitat.
You had the same problem with the pro board? Yikes. I was thinking of upgrading. Thanks for the info!
Still need some help here.
#1 : I have updated the above on Hubitat. See mine below.
library(
name: 'espHomeApiHelper',
namespace: 'esphome',
author: 'jb@nrgup.net',
description: 'ESPHome Native Protobuf API Library',
importUrl: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bradsjm/hubitat-drivers/main/ESPHome/ESPHome-API-Library.groovy'
)
@Field@Field@Field static final String API_HELPER_VERSION = '1.3.3'
#2 : I have re-flashed my 6-zone board at install.konnected.io
No problems so far.
#3 : I attempted to update my firmware. I edited the firmware page on the Konnected app. I changed the logging to : Error, and built the firmware. I attempted the OTA update of that firmware once it was built. The firmware SEEMS to update but my board will not reconnect. I cannot load the device page (in the app) or get Hubitat to recognize the board.
#4 : So I re-flashed my board again, built the firmware to logging : Error as above.
#5 : Then I go to the firmware site recommended by the emailed firmware update install.konnected/device/my device name and connect my board to my computer with a USB cable. But when I click CONNECT, the board does not connect and I get an error message : Failed to download manifest
I don't know what to do from here.
Ok, I deleted the Alarm Panel driver and ESPHome/ESPHome-API-Library.groovy and re-installed them from the most recent from hubitat-public/ESPHome/ESPHome-API-Library.groovy at main · bradsjm/hubitat-public · GitHub and Release 2026.8.0 · konnected-io/konnected-hubitat · GitHub. I have turned off all of the log switches on both board devices that I can find. And I am still getting a flood of log entries. @Johnnyvaneddie I am beginning to think you were not rude at all. I am getting well over 200 ping log entries a day. It does not matter if this is a hardware or software issue, or both. This has to stop. I am sure that @nate can check my boards and settings from his end. What next?
