tazman

It's good you got it working! Hopefully a new power supply will get you all fixed.

You select the controller in the list which in my picture is the left circle a keypad button then under the responders you can pick each item and set what you want them to do.

When you trigger from Alexa it uses what is setup for the main scene but like I said you need to pick your controller in the scene and set the desired on level with that controller as shown in my attached picture.

I tried searching for Mele problems which basically what the Eisy is and only found one power button problem. I would connect a monitor to it and see if it displays anything. Unless someone else has an idea you might have to submit a ticket to get help from UDI.

Red light means it is powered down and one press of the button should cause it to turn on.

Have you gone into the scene and selected the Insteon device and set your on levels?

I have version 1.2.5 of the app for android and I don't see anything for WiFi inclusion. Am I not looking in the right place or is it not ready for everyone to try?

Correct the device will respond but the scene will not. You have to physically activate the switch for it to send the command to operate the scene and that is why it is best to operate the scenes from the admin console and in programs to keep everything in sync.

If you operate a "secondary" device from the admin console it is normal that it will not operate the scene.

When you get the information how recent is it? You could search Github.com for your electric company to see if someone has a program to get the information but unless you are a programmer or know one who has the same provider I doubt you will ever see it in PG3X.

I don't know what your electric company offers but Emporia Energy which I use their Vue model and they also have a unit that can connect directly to som meters. With the Vue model you put CT's on the Mains in your panel to see total energy in and out if you have solar and you can get it with smaller CT's to monitor individual circuits. There is a node server to tie it into ISY through PG3 https://forum.universal-devices.com/forum/295-vue/

I guess I should have stated I'm running strictly cloud based. @Panda88was able to identify what was going on and made a change so the solar is updating regularly again. Thanks for the quick fix @Panda88!

At this time I can not connect to the local IP Tesla is trying to figure out why my Neurios occasionally disconnect. So local access is required? I was running it without local access before and it worked fine but I know Tesla keeps changing things.

On the old TeslaPW version 0.3.69 the solar information loads but will not update unless I press the "Update System Data" button. The main other feature I use is "Battery Charge Level" which updates on it's own. I tried the new udi_TeslaPW2 and although I can not find the "Instant Solar Export" in the AC I assume because of the amount of data does not fit in the AC I did find it in UD Mobile but it shows a value of "99" for that value and a bunch of others.

I don't have anything ELK but from what I have read with it being in PG3 you will pick the node from your list of devices and not use the ELK button.