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| − | It is important to remember that your Hubitat Elevation hub is a computer and should be treated as such. This means shutting your hub down safely, keeping it updated with the latest firmware, and storing regular backups.
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| − | Because of our belief in local processing and maintaining your personal privacy, Hubitat Elevation does not push updates onto your hub. It is strongly recommended you regularly update your hub with the latest software for the latest features and security protection.
| + | <big>'''We're moving!''' Please visit http://docs2.hubitat.com for the latest documentation.</big> |
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| − | '''How to update your hub firmware'''
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| − | | + | This document is available at: http://docs2.hubitat.com/en/getting-started/care-and-maintenance |
| − | #Click on ''Settings'' in your Hubitat Web Interface.
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| − | #Click the ''Update Hub'' icon.
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| − | #:[[File:Update0.png|300px]]
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| − | #Click ''Check for Update''.
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| − | #:[[File:Update1.png|300px]]
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| − | #If an update is available, click ''Download''.
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| − | #:[[File:Update2.png|300px]]
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| − | #After the update is finished downloading, click ''Install''
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| − | #:[[File:Update3.png|300px]]
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| − | #Your hub will go through the installation process automatically. This process may take several minutes. When the install is complete, you will be brought back to the home page of the Hubitat Web Interface.
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| − | #:[[File:Update4.png|300px]]
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| − | '''How to Shut Down Your Hub'''
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| − | Occasionally you may want to move your hub or power it down. It is important to shut it down properly to keep it running smoothly when you power it back up. Here’s how:
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| − | #Go to the ''Settings'' page in your Hubitat User Interface.
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| − | #Click the ''Shutdown Hub'' icon.
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| − | #Wait until the LED on your hub turns red. It is now safe to unplug your hub. To restart your hub, simply plug it back in.
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| − | '''How to Reboot Your Hub'''
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| − | If your hub is acting slow or automations aren’t working properly, a reboot can often fix what ails ya. To reboot properly:
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| − | #Go to the ''Settings'' page in your Hubitat User Interface.
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| − | #Click the ''Reboot Hub'' icon.
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| − | #You will be asked to confirm the reboot. The hub will then automatically cycle through its rebooting process. After a few minutes, hit refresh on your browser and you'll be back in business.
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| − | '''How to Backup Your Hub'''
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| − | Your Hubitat Elevation automatically generates a backup every day at 3:00am. These backups are stored on the hub for five days. After making changes to your hub (adding devices, automations, etc.), it is a good idea to do a manual backup and download it to your computer or storage device.
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| − | #Go to the ''Settings'' page in your Hubitat User Interface.
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| − | #Click the ''Backup and restore'' icon.
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| − | #Click the ''Download'' button under the Create New Backup and Download Manually section (you can also download any of the automatic backups that have been stored). The backup will be saved on your computer, which can be uploaded later to restore your hub to its current state if you desire.
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| − | '''How to Restore an Old Backup'''
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| − | If you have made changes to your hub and want to go back to a previous saved backup, Hubitat Elevation makes it easy.
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| − | #Go to the ''Settings'' page in your Hubitat User Interface.
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| − | #Click the ''Backup and restore'' icon.
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| − | #If you want to restore to one of the Automatic backups stored on your hub, click the ''Restore'' button next to the backup file.
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| − | #If you want to restore to a file saved on your computer, click the ''choose file'' button and select the file you want to use.
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| − | #Confirm the restore selection and your Hubitat Elevation will reset with those settings.
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