Yes, it's frustrating. It looks like I have HACS installed, I was able to see the screen you have shown above once, but now it only shows me the screen that I shared before.You have to install HACS...following these intructions:
How to Install HACS on Home Assistant in 2024
This step-by-step guide looks at how to install HACS on Home Assistant on Home Assistant Supervised (HASS.IO) or Non-supervised (Docker).www.wundertech.net
This is what you will see when you click on HACS on the left when it is installed.
Next you click add-ons ...see next picture. NOTE: this is after the repository is installed.
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username: root
password: anypasswordyouwant
authorized_keys: []
sftp: true
compatibility_mode: false
allow_agent_forwarding: false
allow_remote_port_forwarding: false
allow_tcp_forwarding: false
So, this might be of note. I also have the HA app installed on my iPhone and iPad. When click HACS in the right column on the app I get the same result. It just shows the HACS integration but doesn't show the options like you show in your post above. I've now tried to access HACS via hxxp://homeassistant.local:8123/ on my windows computer using Edge, Firefox, and Chrome. Also tried on iPad and iPhone apps.Yes, it's frustrating. It looks like I have HACS installed, I was able to see the screen you have shown above once, but now it only shows me the screen that I shared before.
Restart HA then look again.
Developer tools ==> restart ==> restart home assistant
Clearing your browser cache also works sometimes.
I am using Linux here and HA works fine in Firefox or Chrome.
Couple of desktops run Windows 11 or Ubuntu (mostly run Ubuntu) and laptops dual boot to Linux or Windows 11.
In Windows 11 mostly run Firefox and Chrome and seldom run Edge.
I prefer to use Linux for everything lately.
Not sure, why, but it appears to be working! Thank you so much for the help as always.The mobile clients are fine.
Do the step by step again to install HACS.
How to Install and Use HACS in Home Assistant
Adding the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS) to your Home Assistant server lets you use a wide array of custom add-ons.www.makeuseof.com
Okay, thanks for the info.Good news!!!
I use a Russound serially connected audio system. The OmniLinkBridge app author does not have an audio system plugged in to his OP2 panel and did not include it in the add on. Same with the Homeseer Omni plugin.
HA does have a Russound RNET add on.
Russound RNET
Instructions on how to integrate Russound RNET devices into Home Assistant.www.home-assistant.io
Here running OmnitouchPro software on my tabletop touchscreens which works with the Russound audio. Snaplink will work on your mobile phones and show your HAI audio.
Hi!I am guessing you can. I used cat5e / Russound keypads every place I had a pair of speakers. I also utilized a small serial server so that the OP2 panel and software could manage the Russound.
Thank you. One more quick question. When I add a button, or any other "entity" to Dealer Access PC, I notice that it doesn't immediately appear in Home Assistant. I've tried restarting HA but that doesn't do the trick. I need to unplug my Pi device in order for the entities to "refresh".Good new!!!
I am not aware of a script for the integration of the HAI HiFi stuff. There is for Russound in Homeseer and you can convert the variables to MQTT in Homeseer.