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I am at the maximum of 64 plugwise devices per network, so I would like to do the same.

I ran into the maximum of 64 circles per network. Could that be your problem?

[/i]As it turns out, the Ziggo Mediabox XL does accept a subset of commands through infrared. Any universal IR-remote that supports the Samsung SMT-G7401 PVR should work. I now use a Logitech Harmony Hub.

Yeah, that's a bit of a design flaw. I have asked a few online battery suppliers, but apparently there are no (rechargeable) alternatives.

I want to use a home automation setup to wake my Ziggo Mediabox XL (a settop box produced by Samsung), as it takes over two minutes to boot from its Eco sleep mode when I switch it on using the remote control. As far as I can tell the mediabox doesn't support wake-on-LAN. The other obvious solution ...

Using this for voice control of Plugwise, sending commands from Amazon Echo through HAbridge to Source. It's reasonably stable, so I'm happy that I can still use my plugs. They are slowly turning obsolete after all...

Ja graag.

Jammer. Is die advertentie op Marktplaats ook de jouwe?

Ik ben wel geinteresseerd. Waar?

Ik heb interesse voor de Plugwise spullen. Zijn ze er nog?

Ik wil wel. Heb je ze nog?

@ Post-IT: Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I ordered a couple of these and they've replaced the regular batteries as of yesterday evening. No problems so far. If things change I'll report back here. http://www.accu-company.nl/664-1326-large/aa-li-ion-14500.jpg http://www.accu-company....

In spots where it's no aesthetic problem to use an external power source I might try one of these . 3 x NiMH AA should equal one 3,6 volt battery, right? A cost effective solution, since NiMH batteries are relatively cheap and easy to come by and I already own a charger. http://img.dxcdn.com/product...

http://38489.static.securearea.eu/Files/2/38000/38489/ProductPhotos/W155/70266617.png Plugwise Sense and Scan units are powered by a single 3.6v AA battery. In my home these pricey buggers last less than a year, negating any power savings I might accomplish. Obviously I'm looking for alternatives. ...

Switching on the coffee machine in the kitchen from the couch in the living room entailed pulling out my iphone, unlocking it, browsing to the Plugwise app (on the seventh screen in my case), waiting for it to open the device list, browsing to the right device and swiping the on/off button. I might ...