I agree, that I’m not so much frustrated that there ARE errors, it is beta after all, so not too surprising, but I would hope for at least some acknowledgment that someone is aware of or looking into it or what to expect, especially for an issue that is pretty critical and affecting several different people, and because there is no way to even roll back the firmware.
Speaking of that, I am very surprised there is no way to roll back the firmware to an earlier version. This seems like it should be a basic given for when firmware is determined to have major problems. We can do this on several other devices, so I am surprised we can’t do so with the Hub.
I also wanted to add another update here that last night (well, early this morning technically since it was around 2am MST) I finally went through with resetting up the hub. When I went through the setup, it did not give me an option for connecting it through Ethernet this time (apparently another bug with this firmware?). It forced me to connect it to a wireless SSID, which is fine, because this was my plan anyway. The setup failed at least 4 times, maybe as many as 8 attempts, I can’t remember for sure, but it was several fails in row. Finally I got it to set up successfully connected to the 2.4gHz SSID like all the other Wyze devices. I wanted to see if it made a difference for me by switching to the WiFi. It made it until around 6:30pm, so roughly 16 hours, before everything related to the hub locked up again and ceased to function. I also confirmed that even the local things would no longer work (keypads, arming/disarming, etc), so it is definitely the firmware that is the problem, not the internet. And it does not tell us when it locks up. The only way to tell is when suddenly sensors aren’t working anymore, then you go into the Wyze App and look at when they locked up (motion sensors are the most helpful for this, because if they lock up while detecting motion, they will tell you exactly when that was…that’s how I can usually tell when the lockup occurred, and I can verify on every other sensor that none of them triggered after that time either).
Here’s a video of what happens in the app when trying to arm during the Hub lockout:
This is a screenshot of that error for those who can’t get the video to work:
If I use the Keypads instead, the keypads just sit there, no beeping or response or anything. They act confused at what they’re supposed to do.
@WyzeTeam I strongly recommend rolling the firmware back and start over, or fix it if you can. This is a serious, critical issue. I LOVE the Tune settings, I really do, a lot, but they are a luxury compared to the necessity of hub being stable and reliable as the sensors are quite possibly the core of all my smart devices as most of my automation rules involve a sensor. And as should be an obvious reason it is important, I can’t even arm the alarm, or disarm it and I never get any kind of notice it’s been down until I suddenly try to use a sensor with a rule, or arm/disarm and it doesn’t work.
