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02-24-2020
01:34 AM
You would grab a SmartThings Hub and connect it to your WiFi https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/smartthings/hubs/samsung-smartthings-hub--2018--gp-u999sjvlgda/ or, to replace your current WiFi router, grab a SmartThings Wifi https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/smartthings-wifi/single/samsung-smartthings-wifi-1-pack-et-wv525bwegus/ or SmartThings WiFi 3 pack(if you need more coverage)https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-home/smartthings-wifi/multi-packs/samsung-smartthings-wifi-3-pack-et-wv525kwegus/ Set them up with the wizard in the SmartThings app, and you can connect lots of [Z-Wave\Zigby]sensors and products to SmartThings, and use the app to automate all of it.
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02-24-2020
01:28 AM
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On the Lock, touch the screen with the back of your hand or fingers to activate. Lock will chime twice; numbered keys will illuminate. 1. Enter the current 4 to 8 Digit Master Pin Code then press #. (NOTE: If you are setting up your Master Code for the first time, Enter Default Master Pin Code 1234#) Lock announces: “Menu mode, enter number, press the # key to continue.” 2. Enter 1, Lock announces: “Register master, code press the # key to continue”. 3. Press #, Lock announces: “Enter a 4-8 digit pin code, press the # key to continue”. 4. Enter the new 4-8 master pin code then press #. 5. Lock will chime, and will sequentially tone/display the new 4 to 8 digit user code entered. 6. Lock announces “Registered”.
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10-04-2019
05:25 PM
Unplug the hub, hold in the reset button while plugging it back in and wait for it to stop flashing. If it does it again immediately, I vote hardware.
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07-08-2019
11:09 PM
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It's probably included in the chipset update. Have you played with the keyboard settings in the Samsung Settings "app" yet?
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07-07-2019
10:11 PM
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iPhone has an app. Android has lots of apps. Skype and hangouts are the big names. They are cross carrier and probably even have an app for your iPhone friends. Samsung could, however, release a Samsung branded video app, but there would be no reason to make a communications app limited to one android manufacturer, and other manufacturers would not likely invite a Samsung app onto their phones. This probably wouldnt happen, and what we got now is an app by the "owners" of android that works on all carriers(and even iPhones)
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07-07-2019
02:05 PM
A USB port will pull out 5 volts, but usually only at 100mA. 500 if you're lucky, but you would need closer to 1A to charge a large device like a macbook.
It will charge it eventually if the macbook is off, but if you want the book running with the monitor, it will have to be with a USB output from an AC outlet.
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07-02-2019
03:22 PM
What you would be doing in a nutshell is:
Adding a bulb
Changing device ids so your automations point to your new bulb.
Deleting your old bulb that your automations no longer sees
The alternative is to delete your old bulb, breaking all automatons that involved that bulb, then pairing the new bulb and fixing your automatons to include your new bulb.
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07-01-2019
01:29 PM
No. Dont delete the old one. Add them both and...
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You’ll have to do it at https://account.smartthings.com.
Go to devices and copy the ZigBee ID of your new device.
In the SmartThings App delete your new device.
Find your old device under devices at account.smartthings.com.
Select your old device and click edit.
Change the old ZigBee ID to the ID of your new device.
Click save.
Reset your new ZigBee device so it can again be paired.
Start the pairing process in the App. You will not see a new device appear but the pairing should still occur in the background.
This will allow all of your automations to point to your new bulb.
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06-11-2019
10:12 AM
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@userYrz2zaeAb the V3 does work with the old app, the only reason you couldn't connect it initially is because the old app does not know how to process the qr code it uses. After its connected though, you can use either app to manage it.
@Runner69 who makes your overhead garage door opener?
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06-11-2019
10:05 AM
The only part of the two part is the big one. The little piece is just a magnet for the open/close.
Your problem is that the big piece cant be removed from the frame to put on the window to sense the vibration? That might be ok depending on whether or not the vibration travels to it(think newton's cradle)
Let's say it's not picking it up when you bang on the glass. You can either remove the sensor, and rescrew/resticky it where you need it OR if it wont serve it's current purpose if it gets moved, the only option I can think of is to pick up another multipurpose to use as a dedicated vibration sensor.
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04-28-2019
07:27 AM
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You want helpful?
Did you tell the Samsung cloud to back these up?
Did you keep a copy of these offline? Like an email or usb?
Are you sure you're using the same work profile that was logged in before?
But if you just want to come here to complain and threaten to complain to someone else, I wont argue.
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04-28-2019
12:59 AM
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The github page says it's only compatible with the classic app. Look at you app icon. It should be a circle. If it looks more like a star, grab classic from play/istore.
If you're already using the classic, check to make sure an update isnt available.
If your up to date, there's not much more I can tell you without knowing about your network.
Does the MyQ have a status in your device list?
Is the multipurpose connected and gives updates in the devices list? If so, is the MyQ within 10 to 15 feet of the multipurpose? If the multipurpose isnt in your device list, delete, and try add it again. If it wont, it's probably too far away. Z-Wave band is short, But the beauty of zwave is it creates a mesh to help connectivity of everything connected. If you get either connected, the other will help stabilize the other.
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03-22-2019
08:31 PM
You can log into your Samsung account at graph.api.smartthings.com and find your automations page. Click on edit and remove all the weather block. They will stop and you can optionally set up the weather how you want it.
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03-18-2019
01:53 AM
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What Zell said. And also
Type in the short code *#06# on your mobile and press the call key.
Remove the battery from your mobile and look for the code on the back of your device.
Consult the purchase receipt or warranty of your mobile.
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03-12-2019
01:10 AM
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https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/samsung-xpress-sl-m2070-laser-multifunction-printer-series/16450377
HP bought the Samsung printer line a while back. They would have the most up to date version. And the link goes to a 2070 but the software is universal. Just pick which OS you're installing it on.
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TheDaniel
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03-08-2019
02:41 AM
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10:11 AM
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03-08-2019
02:41 AM
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This week, I introduced my 5 year old to Super Smash Bros. We had a blast.
We played on the orig. Wii
Best trick I can think of right now is to button mash to beat a 5 year old about half the time.
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TheDaniel
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03-08-2019
02:41 AM
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03-08-2019
02:31 AM
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That translates to: if we let you install windows 10, you wont see anything on your screen. Windows doesn't know how to talk to your family of video cards. If you want a headless unit, I can think of many better options, but you have two options, you could take it somewhere that can switch out the card for one that windows can recognize, or you can stick with "the better windows". I actually "like" Windows 7 more.(Windows XP was where the party's at, but that's another story)
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02-24-2019
10:32 PM
Windows wouldn't work, the chromebook will need chromeOS. You can download it with instructions here: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1080595?hl=en
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02-19-2019
09:38 PM
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In case you're reading this thread, I'm pretty sure both solutions involved here concludes with your hard drives being wiped. Back up your junk first.
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02-18-2019
11:50 PM
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What exactly does the Hub have under the hood? You’re looking at: 528 MHz ARM Cortex-A7, 256MB DDR RAM, and 4GB FLASH. https://support.smartthings.com/hc/en-us/articles/205956900-Meet-the-SmartThings-Hub-hardware
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TheDaniel
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02-18-2019
05:33 PM
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02-18-2019
05:33 PM
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I tend to like idle games. I'm currently trying out Illuminatti Adventure and Bee Factory. I also like Drastic and whatever SNES emulator I have installed.
On the non game side, I'm currently playing with compilers and interpreters for arduino, python, and java. I'm about to try out some robotics.
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TheDaniel
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02-18-2019
05:33 PM
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02-18-2019
12:05 AM
You never mentioned Easy Wireless Setup and it helps a bunch. You can find it at https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/samsung-xpress-sl-m2070-laser-multifunction-printer-series/16450377/model/16450387 Also, make sure it's being set up to use a 2.4GHz band. It might have trouble with the 5GHz.
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02-17-2019
11:37 PM
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A SmartThings WiFi does replace your router. Only the main hub needs to be wired to the modem. The extras can connect through WiFi or backhauled.
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01-27-2019
12:31 AM
Sorry bout that. Didnt even consider the ARM. All I got for ya is https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/install/windows10sdriverrequirements If the sd is a generic integrated, I'd need more info about the board, if you can find anything about the manufacturer of the reader, it would help. Not sure if I'd be able to find anything, but I'll give it a shot. Ms claims to support open source, but I'll hold my breath waiting for the ability to compile in a kernel module.
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01-26-2019
01:06 AM
I dont thing the 1809 is going to help your sd issue, I wouldnt recommend trying to hack it on there. it sounds like you just need sd adaptors drivers. Grab SWUpdate from Windoes Store.
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01-26-2019
12:51 AM
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Gill, the only things that need the 2.4 are appliances. If its connected to SmartThings on either band, Google should be able to see it. To link your SmartThings account to Google, try this: Open the Google Home app and tap the Hometab Tap the plus icon Tap Set up device Under Works with Google, tap Have something already set up? Select SmartThings Enter your SmartThings/Samsung account email address and tap Next Enter your password and tap Sign in Choose your SmartThings Location in the From:menu Tap Authorize All devices and Routines from this Location will be authorized You can assign your devices to rooms (see steps below), or tap Done>Got it The only thing you are probably missing is authorizing SmartThings access to Google(Step 9).
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01-26-2019
12:40 AM
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It will connect. You will need a custom device controller that you can find here, https://github.com/brbeaird/SmartThings_MyQ and install in the IDE, but yes. It is compatible.
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01-26-2019
12:19 AM
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The WiFi mesh router is a SmartThings hub and a standard router in the same package. Yes all those other things can connect to the internet on the WiFi side as long as you can specify a network to connect to on the device itself. They would connect just like connecting to the router you already have. As a bonus, you have Z-Wave and ZigBee modules on the SmartThings side to automate your home/office/wherever.
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