A Golden State · Facility 199

The update is WP4 → WP5, pushed over the air by the gateway (H2100000355) to every device that is online at the scheduled time. Go/no-go criteria per device: online, battery ≥ 30%, signal ≥ 50%. Offline devices simply stay on WP4 — they are not harmed and they are not destroyed. The constraint is WP4↔WP5 compatibility, not damage; stragglers can be recovered later by reverting a gateway to WP4 and re-running, with no time limit. The default plan is remote — a site visit is the exception.

This facility is one of the older AROYA deployments (facility ID 199, devices created 2019–2020). The gateway H2100000355 is currently the only WP4 gateway here. In the page-1 sample, the mix is split: a meaningful share of devices last communicated in 2020–2021 and have been dark for several years (they stay on WP4 — not harmed — and are retire/trade-in candidates if those rooms aren't in use). The live, online devices are concentrated in the Flower rooms; signal strength on several of them is weak (1/6 bars in the portal_api summary scale), so a brief mesh tune-up before the push will improve coverage.

1. Restore at least one repeater (Repeater 1 or Repeater 2) to backbone the live Flower rooms. Without a working repeater, the AMBER ATMOS 14s in Flower 1 / Flower 2 are at 1/6 bars and may drop below the 50% threshold at push time.
2. Verify the GREEN ATMOS 14s in Flower 3 / Flower 4 are still showing 4+ bars in the AROYA app the day of the push.
3. Decide on the dormant cohort (RED devices last seen 2020–2021): leave them on WP4 (no harm), or pull them for retirement / trade-in. The brief here is honest — they will simply not receive WP5; they are not broken by it.
4. Schedule the WP4→WP5 push on the gateway. Remote, no site visit required. Devices that come online later can be picked up by a follow-up push, or recovered to WP4 via a gateway revert if needed.

This sample is page 1 of 3 from portal_api/devices/?facility_id=199&retired=false. To populate pages 2–3, run:

opencli aroya raw --path '/portal_api/devices/?facility_id=199&retired=false&pagination=1&page=2' --format json > page2.json
opencli aroya raw --path '/portal_api/devices/?facility_id=199&retired=false&pagination=1&page=3' --format json > page3.json
opencli aroya raw --path '/portal_api/devices/?facility_id=199&retired=true'                       --format json > retired_pool.json

Re-run the audit pipeline against the concatenated JSON to get the complete six-bucket KPI strip and per-device table. The retired pool (TEROS-12 atm14 sensors whose host puck is retired) is the upgrade-target list for the TEROS One trade-in offer (Climate One $629 MSRP, $150 off → $479).