Cottonwood

Thanks... I see two options: UPDATE NEIGHBORS and REPAIR LINKS. When should either be used?

I upgraded to 5.3.2 and had to replace my 300 series Zwave dongle with the 500 series to work with the new firmware and now I can't find the HEAL and REPAIR options in the zwave drop down at the top of my console options. I can find an option to REPAIR LINKS for each Zwave device, but not a n option to fix the whole mesh. What am I doing wrong?

I just upgraded to the new 500 series board and 5.3.2. I ultimately had to move the ISY to within a few feet of the SCHLAGE door locks and perform the following steps (apparently when sending the security keys, the range is very short) : The lock needs to be installed in the door. Do a reset by removing the battery and holding down on the Schlage button on the outside of the door and connect the battery. The green check mark will blink twice. Enter a default unlock code (USER A or USER B ) as read from back of the lock or book. The lock will go thought a calibration. Extend the bolt on the lock by pressing the Schlage button on the outside of lock. Bring the ISY within 1 foot of the lock (I used a long network cable). Go the the z-wave utility in the app. Issue a general exclude. Enter the programming code on the lock followed by zero to force the lock to go to exclude mode. The light on lock will blink faster. Make sure that the green check make appears. The app will say one device excluded. It will pair now. After including all of the locks, turn OFF sending secret keys (Zwave / Options / Allow Secure devices to be added / NO) and put the ISY back in its original location.

Did anyone ever tell you how to HEAL the Z-wave network with this new dongle on 5.3.2? I would also like to know.

Did you try to associate those .JNLP file extensions with the Java Web Start Launcher (javaws.exe)? I found my "javaws.exe" executable in my "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_151\bin" folder. In Win10 you can make this association by right-clicking on the dashboard.jnlp file, and select "properties". then in the "Open with" option, click "change" and go find the "javaws.exe" file.

I had this same issue on my Win10 machine. Like paulbates said, save the dashboard & adminconsole JNLP files on your desktop. Then you need to associate those .JNLP file extensions with the Java Web Start Launcher (javaws.exe). I found my "javaws.exe" executable in my "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_151\bin" folder. You can make this association by right-clicking on the dashboard.jnlp file, and select "properties". then in the "Open with" option, click "change" and go find the "javaws.exe" file. Good luck!