The first screenshot shows you selected the same Homey instead of the other Homey. That won’t ever work.
Because you don’t mention it: what was the result of pushing this “Repair” button?
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In general, maybe a restart of the updated Homey solves it. Restarting after a firmware update solved the weirdest stuff.
Thanks for your reply. I’ve restarted both homeys, installed the same latest version of the app again, updated the other Homey as well, but same result. It did work flawlessly before and I have not changed anything but the firmware update of Homey1.
edit: repairing the device and selecting the other homey did the trick indeed. I think I selected Homey1 by mistake. Solved and thanks!!!
I see, thanks!
Hi
Just catching up with HomeyLink due to the launch of SHS. Coming from an existing HP2023 with 50+ z-wave devices
Request for the developer: when selecting devices in HomeyLink the existing devices show up in non-alphabetic order, please allow:
Hi all,
I have linked my Homey Pro to my Homey SHS using the Homey Link app.
I added the buttons from my Homey Pro to my Homey SHS, but I cannot use these buttons in flows on SHS. However, I can use the capabilities of my motion sensors in SHS flows without any issues.
For example:
When I want to create a flow in SHS like “When button is pressed → Turn on the light”, the button does not appear as an available trigger.
But when I create a flow like “When motion is detected → Turn on the light”, that works correctly.
Am I missing something, or are button triggers not supported through Homey Link?
Thanks in advance!
What kind of devices are your buttons? Screenshot of the device in tools would help
For example;
Property Value
ID xxx
Name Schakelaar muur kinderkamer
Class remote
Driver homey:app:com.athom.link:homey-pro
Ready Yes
Available Yes
Warning No
Custom icon Yes
Data
Key Value
homeyId “xx”
deviceId “xxx”
Settings
Key Value
homey_name “xxx”
homey_id “xxx”
device_id “xxx”
Capabilities
ID Title Type Value Set Value Last Changed
measure_battery Accuniveau number null 4 minutes ago
in t his example it its an ikea strybar remote
the same ‘issu’ with ikea rodret button / remote
// i dont have other brands of remote / buttons to try
Yup, HomeyLink doesn’t “do all”.
I’ve KaKu (ClickOnClickOff) remotes and wall mounted remotes, they’re not recognised by HomeyLink.
I reported it 3 months ago, the reply was standard: “We’re going to investigate it, but can’t make any promises”.
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But you’d just have to turn it around:
Your remote can trigger a flow on the other Homey per HomeyLink flowcard!
Just make sure these flows on the other Homey are startable (“this flow is started” / Start button), although many flows with other kinds of triggers can be started as well.
They’ll appear in a dropdown selection list:
Hello,
I have my homey’s connected trough homeylink and for al devices it works great.
But today i tryed to ad a camera from the my other location trough homeylink and that did not work, i think because the are not on the same lokal network? Ore should i work?
If it is not posible tough homey link how can i then make i work?
Hi there,
I installed Homeylink on my new HP2026 to link to my old HP2019, which now handles a separate appartment, this works perfectly!
But can I also install Homeylink on the old HP2019 to share a few devices from my main HP2026 back to HP2019 and have them both running at the same time, basically creating a two-way link?
Any reason not to, limitations, things to be careful about?
Thanks in advance for any insight 
Marc
Yes, you can install and run HomeyLink on the “remote” Homey as well, and create a two-way link that way.
Of course the amount of linked devices, and the interval of the data they send (f.i. once a day, or every second) can cause performance issues at some point, but that’s dependent on several local conditions.
So I’m having some issues here. I upgraded my HP 2023 with the 2026 model which I’m now running as my primary device. I would like to use my HP2023 on the first floor in my house as a 2nd device. Do I have to set it up as a new device or should I recover a backup and use HomeyLink on my HP2026? I hope someone had the answer
Did you set up your HP26 based on a back-up of the HP23?
If so, then w.r.t. Zigbee - as of Homey OS v13.1.2 - the coordinator’s IEEE address (unique ID) is also transfered to the new Homey. This would mean that both your new and old Homey have the same Zigbee address, which would conflict. I assume that by factory resetting your HP23 it would also get a new Zigbee address. But I am not sure; I have no personal experience with that.
Yes, I did restore a backup from the HP2023 when it was my primary device. What I did was after setting up the new HP 2026 I did a hard reset on the HP2023 because Athom already told me the Zigbee could give conflicts. I’m just wondering if I should set it up as a new device?
By restoring a backup you would recreate the Zigbee conflict. So, I assume you would have to set it up as a new device, as that is the only other option. All devices you add to the HP23 will be separate from those on the HP26 (also different Zigbee/Z-Wave networks). You can use HomeyLink to control the devices on your HP23 via your HP26.
thank you @SunBeech . It does make sense indeed, although I’m wondering why it is not possible to set it up the same like the Homey Bridge, but with more antenna’s. It doesn’t make sense to me to create a whole new home (e.g creating a new house and rooms etc) just to control my HP2023 via Homey link?
Maybe I should contact Athom for a feature request?
Ah that’s your actual question 
. I had the same question when moving from my HP23 to HP26.
Homey Bridge is always an extension of an existing Homey environment (like Homey Cloud, Homey Pro or Homey SHS).
Homey Pro is always an independent environment, as it has all the Homey processing on board (it does not depend on another Homey system). You can connect multiple Homey Pros via the HomeyLink app, but they remain separate environments (with their own radio networks).
Submitting a feature request would indeed be the way to go.
