Open Infernoken76 opened 1 year ago
How are you running HA? - i have experinced network issues (that i could not solve), when running HA in a docker container on Windows. Working fine when running on linux.
You do not have the latest firmware for the 6.1 controller. The newset one is 2.7.220. LK writes that you should only use version 2.7.199 for upgrading to 2.7.220
Rebooting your controller may also be something to try, but i would update the firmware.
Hi,
was able to go a bit further with my setup...
I'm running Home Assistant on an Intel NUC with HAOS.
I just updated the firmware to the 2.7.220, but still seeing the following errors:
Logger: ihcsdk.ihcconnection
Source: /usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/ihcsdk/ihcconnection.py:52
First occurred: 7:31:23 PM (24 occurrences)
Last logged: 7:34:19 PM
soap request exception ('Connection aborted.', RemoteDisconnected('Remote end closed connection without response'))
And it just keeps increasing, after 3min already at 24 occurrences
Seems also linked to IHCViewer also not being able to connect/start... see https://github.com/dingusdk/haihcviewer/issues/30
Tried everything I could, but controller keeps throwing errors... Controller: HW V6.1 Firmware 2.7.199
I also had a Visual 3 controller in storage as backup and installed the Visual3 on a testbench and connected then to the LAN and to Home Assistant.
There I have no errors! So it seems my controller is not OK anymore... I tried several firmwares (2.7.148, 2.7.199, 2.7.220) and issue remains.
My controller: HW V6.1 Firmware 2.7.199
Integration works ok in Home Assistant... Able to control lights, switches,...
But the Home Assistant log continuously throws the following error:
`Logger: ihcsdk.ihcconnection Source: /usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/ihcsdk/ihcconnection.py:52 First occurred: 09:58:36 (1393 occurrences) Last logged: 15:20:54
soap request exception ('Connection aborted.', RemoteDisconnected('Remote end closed connection without response')) `
Already rebooted multiple times, error keeps coming back... Any idea?