Qubino 1 Relay on C7 -- S0?

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Has anyone transitioned a Qubino 1 Relay from a C4 or C5 and managed to include it on a C7 without S0 security? It seems like on the C7 it defaults to S0 and I don't get a security dialog box to select No Security.

I don't really want to mess with the Zstick and a laptop, but I'm thinking that might be the only way of including it with no security.

Anyone with any tips on this?

S.

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Yep that's my understanding. Note: A Z-stick is helpful in a lot of different ways - excluding/including/firmware update etc. If considering I'd get the "Z-Stick+" version.

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Bummer. Thanks Eric.

I have two Zsticks and a laptop I bought for the purpose a while back to flash Zooz firmware, but the last time I messed with it (using a UZB-7) I couldn't get it to join the network... Having said that, I've got the weekend off and nothing particular to do, so....perhaps it's time to try again.

S.

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Yeah go for it. If you have trouble post a topic or pm me! Happy to help if I can.

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Thanks. That did the trick. Took me awhile to remember (re-learn) how to use the software, but I excluded the device from the C7, rejoined it using the Zstick set to "no security", fiddled around a bit, and Hubitat recognized it.

I suppose I should remove the Zstick from the network since it will be powered off 99.99% of the time?

S

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Yeah you can or just plug it into a usb hub that doesn't travel and leave it paired - the PC Software does NOT need to be running. That's what I do..

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I've got a Power Only hub in the basement. Near the C7. Think that would work? Leave it in there, and swap it into the laptop if I need to do something with it?
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Yep that's what I'm doing - I have it connected to a powered hub hanging off my linux desktop (an older Intel NUC) when not using. I use my Windows 10 laptop for the PC Controller sw / stick stuff.

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Well, I'll give that a shot then. There are 4 RPi's in there as well, so if the Powered (no data) hub doesn't work for the radio, I can plug it into a Pi!

Thanks!
S

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For future search-tool posterity's sake, I recently added a Qubino Flush 1 to my C7 and it automatically joined as "None" for security (which is exactly what I wanted).

I'm using it in my bath fan to control the fan's higher-speed mode - long story short, that feature's control setup isn't compatible with a smart switch, but it works like a champ with a relay.