Hub Firmware Beta 0.27.8

Developer Programs Hub Firmware Beta
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Version: 0.27.8

Hub Target:

  • Samsung SmartThings Hub (Hub v2)
  • Samsung SmartThings Hub (Hub v3) (2018)

Release Date: 04 Sep 2019

Release Notes:

Fixes

  • Fixed issue where, in some cases, the hub failed to relay LAN traffic received on port 39500.
  • Z-Wave: Fixed possible connectivity issues with Multi-Endpoint Devices (Noticeably Fibaro Dimmer 2).
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Hi all:

Firmware version 0.27.8 should now be on all beta hubs. For those that were experiencing issues specific to the last update (LAN Rx traffic on port 39500 or Z-Wave multi-endpoint devices), we would love to get your feedback and confirmation that the latest update resolved the issues you were experiencing.

As always, thanks for being beta testers!

Barry

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I had issues pairing a new fibaro dimmer 2. Could not pair securely after 20 tries. After firmware update, pairing was successful after first try. Thanks!

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I had issues controling my Fibaro Dimmer 2s. They are all working perfect now.

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Could you elaborate on what the issue was here so we can test other multi endpoint devices.

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I have a recent issue with Fibaro FGS-223 where S2 (child device) shows as unavailable when S1 (parent device) on the same module shows fine. Both S1 and S2 operate fine though.

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My MQTT came back after the update and seems to be working normally.

However, there is one interesting thing. Immediately after the previous update, I lost the ‘To-Hub’ side of communication but the reporting worked. Thanks to the ‘Disconnect Hub’ fix, I was able to restore the communication. Then, two or three days ago, I lost it completely and could not repair it no matter what I tried. Was there a half-beta release?

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I’m hoping this has to do with parent devices working fine and child devices timing out and not showing status changes until the app is killed and re-launched.

I’m having that issue with all 7 of my Zen25 double plugs. The parent device that controls both outlets works fine and updates in the app. Both child devices, that control the individual outlets work, but the app throws a network connection error. You then have to kill the app and it will refresh and show the correct status.

I read somewhere that it was a bug that ST was trying to resolve and should be included with the next update.

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I guess I spoke too soon.
MQTT stopped working. Completely.

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Anyone else seeing issues with “Device Health” after this update?

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Seen issues with it since it was created lol, been turned off forever now

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Its alright its not just device health had a power outage and all my SmartThings/Samsung branded sensors are not working.

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After the update I had one Z-Wave smart plug that device health was insisting was offline whatever I did. When I (eventually) looked in the IDE it turned out that one device had retained the HUB_DISCONNECTED status after the hub had rebooted for the update. Another hub reboot sorted it. Apart from that, no issues.

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I emailed the support on Saturday but they could not be bothered.
And, it’s been two weeks since they broke something that has worked flawlessly since Hub1.

I guess I’ll start disconnecting devices.

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I’ve had all sorts of slowness… for example motion sensor goes off yet lights don’t come on for 15 or more seconds after. Turning a light off in the classic app took about a minute for it to go off.

Also had some lights in smart lighting NOT come on for a minute or so.

THis used to work flawlessly pretty much for 3+ years give or take an occasional re-pairing.

Any ideas?