That's exactly the point. The config is determined by manufacturer and product and that's also what is displayed in the admin screen. But the name of the channel is taken from the valueId label. So: the device is not in the openzwave database but it still reports the name. Fix: report it to openzwave

@BrokerJoker said in SIMPLE-API no object folder for data points: Hello, i created a instance of simple-api and it is running. In instance view, no new "folder" is shown to create new datapoints. Has anybody an idea? Where can i store my datapoint alternativly? Thanks in advance, BR :) Was sagt denn das Task History

@AlCalzone , thank you! I solved the problem.

@Jey-Cee I checked the BackitUp adapter,But I didn't find what I wanted Thank you for helping me choose the right topic so that more people can see it and make Suggestions

@باسل-bassel sagte in Aruidno LED discovery failed: Moreover, is there a device that I can use without writing script or complex stuff? Yes a lot, look at the Adapter section of the ioBroker Admin. Or you can use discovery to find your devices that can be used with ioBroker. Hint: discovery will not find all devices that can be controlled with ioBroker. @باسل-bassel sagte in Aruidno LED discovery failed: I wanna try the platform with simple device and simple stuff such as turn off and on the device. If yout tell me what devices are you own, we will find one that is useable with iobroker. So we can go together step by step. @باسل-bassel sagte in Aruidno LED discovery failed: Is there some documentation or blog that explains how to do that? Unfrotunately i dont know a english blog and our own documentation isnt that good.

I can confirm that I can use the app again. Thanks!

If you use the Windows version of ioBroker you can install multiple isolated instances of the server in parallel on the same computer. Each has it‘s own admin-user and adapters. Every iobroker service is executed with it‘s own Limited service account providing an ideal Multi-tenant environment.

Thank you - due to being newby.

@amekassaZ23 cause of this you should take an industial SD card like WD purple, Sandisk industrial...... For Raspberrymatic I use sandisk industrial 16GB, for IObroker WD purple 64GB. I never had any problems. with them.

@ap2017 Your adapter is still compiled against OZW 1.4: 2019-07-06 21:10:51.257 - error: zwave.0 uncaught exception: libopenzwave.so.1.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 2019-07-06 21:10:51.257 - error: zwave.0 Error: libopenzwave.so.1.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Please take a look at https://github.com/ioBroker/ioBroker.zwave/issues/57, specifically this comment: https://github.com/ioBroker/ioBroker.zwave/issues/57#issuecomment-510884233

@ap2017 sagte in mySensors does not see serial port: mySensors adapter, oh sry.... my mistake

@mguc I added an issue to the installer repo so we can catch this problem in the future. Thanks for reporting.

@AlCalzone Thank you, I forgot that all three "new" z-wave devices that I am trying to add I bought on eBay, so they were used by somebody. After factory reset everything started to work!

A typical model for a NUC is Intel NUC6cayh. If you add a little bit more RAM (>=8GB) you can use Proxmox for virtualization. For example one iobroker virtual machine and another one for dns-filtering etc. Some users are using old notebooks with low power consumption.