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23rd July 2017, 08:35 AM
#1
Automated Home Jr Member
Evohome - Annual Battery Change - 1 zone stuck "waiting for sync"
As per the thread title, I was wondering if anyone else has experienced the above and if so, could suggest a solution?
Have decided to maintain an annual "switch all batteries" day. Did so a month ago and all was well.
However, one of my zones is refusing to display on the Controller.
I have two rads in that zone. Have removed the batteries a few times and each time (they are HR80UK's - as I had Hometronic previously) they appear to sync correctly and display the little radio icon on their display.
The issue seems to be on the Controller - all other zones fine apart from this zone displaying "waiting to sync."
Yetserday I put both HR80's into TEST mode and both received signals perfectly.
Took the controller from its cradle and let the battery die.
Reset it this morning and every zone synced back perfectly apart from the "troublesome zone" which still displays "waiting for sync."
Any help gratefully appreciated!
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23rd July 2017, 07:14 PM
#2
Automated Home Legend
With the HR92s, you can ‘force’ a sync with a brief press on the HR92 button.
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24th July 2017, 09:02 AM
#3
Automated Home Legend
It might also be helpful if you state what version of the controller you have. I have never seen "waiting for sync" displayed on my Wifi controller, (it shows an hourglass instead) so I'm assuming you're using an older controller, perhaps even the monochrome model.
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24th July 2017, 10:26 AM
#4
Automated Home Jr Member
My controller is the colour Evohome controller. I didn't upgrade to the Wi-Fi version as I run it hardwired into my wall. It displays the "hourglass" and says "waiting for sync."
My fault message is "COMMS FAULT"
Hengus - you can force a sync on the HR80 by pressing the button inside. Have tried that and get the radio icon appear.
It seems that it's the Controller that won't change its display.
Any other suggestions?
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24th July 2017, 11:00 AM
#5
Automated Home Legend
OK, I have had a comms fault on one of my HR92s in the past. I resolved it by switching HR92s between zones and by checking the battery contacts in the ‘faulty’ HR92 as they can get pressed down if batteries are pushed in too far.
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25th July 2017, 04:32 PM
#6
Automated Home Guru
Try deleting the zone on the controller in question and recreating it after resetting the actuator.
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25th July 2017, 08:23 PM
#7
Automated Home Legend
What firmware version is that HR80 running. I remember having similar issues with one of my HR80 and it was the only HR80 with a slightly different firmware than the rest. It worked something and something wouldn't. Sent it to another forum user and he said it was absolutely fine on his system. So temperamental.
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9th January 2018, 06:52 PM
#8
Automated Home Lurker
Hi Ericd
Did you get your sync problem sorted and if so would you mind sharing how, as I seem to have the same problem
Thanx
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10th January 2018, 11:44 AM
#9
Automated Home Jr Member
"Did you get your sync problem sorted and if so would you mind sharing how, as I seem to have the same problem"
Hello,
I did and I did not. I ended up deleting the zone on the Evohome controller. And trying it again. Then I ended up swapping out the HR80's with some others I had that weren't being used by Evohome. I used to have the older Hometronic system and it handled more zones.
That said, I don't think I'm clear on how to fully reset the HR80 back to 'blank memory' state.
Could someone here advise?
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