Yes. Remove your old devices.
Make sure you have downloaded and saved both drivers from the GitHub repository. Save them under driver code menu.
Start fresh by removing the app and reinstall it and follow the steps one by one.
You should get a parent device for each emporia device and a child device for each circuit.
Good luck.
i know this is a old thread.
just installed this with a vue 3.
its only showing one device:
how do i see all the circuits?
Hi @benji.aaron ,
The discovery process is showing you the main Emporia devices only. Click Update Selection and then click "Create/Update/Delete Hubitat devices" and the child devices (circuits) will be automatically created by the app.
You should see them as child devices in the device page:
Thanks! It ended up being the child device app/driver didnt install. Deleted, reinstalled, and they where all discovered!
FWIW it works great on Vue 3!
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Thanks for this. The readme instructions were clear and install was straight forward for my V2. Now it's time to learn Graphana.
What is the suggested effective refresh interval that does not get sideways with Emporia?
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I guess it depends on what you are looking for and how many of the circuits you will send to grafana. I am using a 1 minute interval from emporia cloud to Hubitat and then a 15 minutes interval when sending data to influxDB. I am currently sending about 25 circuits.
Hubitat seems to be happy with this for now.
I just lately started thinking I do not really NEED all these circuits in grafana so I might changes these settings.
I was actually wondering about the limits on the polling rate from Emporia. How long have you been running one minute intervals with 25 devices? Are we only getting the instant info with each retrieval or is it a cumulative average between polls?
