BobM99

I removed the ZW/Zigbee dongle. I don't get the infinite "System Busy" loop message, but now I get other popup errors and the system keeps rebooting itself.

I'm in the middle of a trouble ticket, but it's on pause because of the weekend. In the meantime, I'm wondering if anyone has some insight regarding this problem. I recently migrated from ISY to eisy. All was going well. Only glitch was I had was to make eisy rediscover the battery-operated ZW devices and fix the programs involved. Eisy is now on an infinite "System Busy" loop. I think it started after I used "Upgrade Packages." At the advice given through the trouble ticket, I tried to power cycle, restore with an earlier backup, remove any plug-ins and look for programs that are in a loop. I cleared the Java cache. Nothing works, and now I can't load any programs, either. I'm attaching some photos. Thanks for any hints. Bob

Thanks, will do that

Migrated from ISY to eisy, and using ZMatter USB. All of the plug-in ZW devices migrated easily. I was able to migrate one battery-operated ZW device after waking it up and using Synchronize/Update with Interview. As for the rest of the ZW devices, I can't get them to migrate and stop saying Placeholder. I'm placing the devices close to the dongle. Does anyone have any insight or tips on what I'm doing wrong or what I can do? Thanks. Bob

@TechmanThanks again

@Brian HI have a serial PLM for ISY, but I have a new USB PLM to use with eisy. What I was wondering if that would be a problem switching out when I set up eisy? Or should I get a serial adapter cable and set up eisy with the old PLM for now? Thanks @TechmanThanks!

I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, and I don't want to mess up migration from ISY-994i to eisy. I know this has been covered a million times already, but that's actually created a bit of information overload. I have a serial PLM hooked to ISY but have a new USB PLM to use. I have several battery and plug-in Z-wave devices. I would like to do this on a desktop, not mobile. Would some of you helpful forum members point me to the right Wiki and/or give me a few tips? Thanks as always. Bob

I bought Ecolink Z-Wave Plus Indoor Flood / Freeze Sensor FLF-ZWAVE5-ECO from The Smartest House 2 years ago and they have been working well. They are out of stock on The Smartest House website, but available at Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Ecolink-Zwave-Freeze-Sensor-FLF-ZWAVE5-ECO/dp/B0716YVPLG Bob

Same here

Hi Techman, Thanks for the help. This is the smoke detector: https://www.amazon.com/Z-Wave-Detector-Carbon-Monoxide-Generation/dp/B08FFB233Y Also, I am attaching a document from First Alert labeled confidential (!) which has some technical information. Have a good day. Bob BRK_ZCOMBO_Z-Wave_Specification_V2.pdf

No, not using Insteon Smoke Bridge. This is a Z-Wave alarm that connected through the Z-Wave dongle.

I was able to connect add this alarm to ISY, but I'm not completely sure what each node does. The manual says nothing. Although it may seem self-explanatory, I want to assure that I correctly set up a notification for smoke, CO2 and maybe low battery. Many thanks. Bob ---------------------------------------------- The nodes are as follows: Notify Sensor (which shows the battery level) Smoke Alarm 1 (reads idle) Smoke Detected 1 (reads off) Smoke Alarm Test 1 (reads off) CO Alarm 1 (reads idle) System Alarm 1 (reads idle) Hardware Failure Alarm 1 (reads off)

Success! First I reordered the repeat line as suggested by @larryllix. It still didn't work. Then I created 2 programs as suggested by @dbwarner5. It now works perfectly. Thanks to everyone who responded, and in general thanks to all who make this forum invaluable. Bob

Hi, I'm trying to write a simple program to reset the energy meter on a Zooz power switch every 30 minutes. I attached a photo. This doesn't seem to be working. Please help. Thanks. Bob

Since I can't find the Insteon sensors I used to use, I am brand new to Z-Wave, so please forgive this basic question, as I am not quite "getting it." This battery-operated sensor is supposed to be able to report the battery level. Is it possible to get this notification at a specified frequency, like daily or weekly? The manual says this: Wake-Up Notification The sensor will wake up every so often and when the case is closed to send a Wake-Up Notification to allow the life line master node controller that the sensor is now available for any queued messages that the controller may have for the sensor. The time between Wake-Up Notifications can be configured with the WakeUp Notification command class to be between 1 hour and 1 week with interval steps of 200 seconds. The sensor will also send a wakeup notification whenever the case is closed. Link to manual: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0218/7704/files/ecolink-z-wave-plus-flood-freeze-sensor-flf-zwave5-eco-manual.pdf?3 Thanks for any help. Bob

Hi, yes I read the warning. I posted this to try to get a sense of what to expect. As a novice I didn't expect to see so many of the programs not "make it." Anyway, this may sound like a dumb question, but by "updating" a program, does that mean rewriting it? Or is there an easier way? Thanks again. Bob

Hi, I did the upgrade and this is what I see on programs summary page, a lot of yellow. I'm at a loss what to do now. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks. Bob

Thanks, your reply is very helpful!

I currently use 4.9.0 without a problem. No Z-Wave devices, just some X-10, Insteon, and I connect to Google Home through ISY portal. Should I upgrade the firmware to 5.3.0? The whole "Upgrading to this version may require a lot of manual intervention" has me a little bugged out. I'm not an expert at this. Should I expect any problems? Is it worth it? Thanks.

Perfect, thank you all.

Thanks for the quick answers! The example above is very helpful, but seems linear. How do I control the activity of multiple lights during the same time period? Do I create a group of programs to be used together? Bob

I am transitioning from X-10 ActiveHome to the UD Administrative Console. This should give you some idea of how far behind the times I am. I have my ISY994i set up to control the X-10 switches. Now I want to set the lights to go on and off to give the house a lived-in look when I'm away. With ActiveHome I had a different routine for each season of the year, 4 different .ahx files that I would download to an X-10 CM11A before I went on vacation, and then remove when I got back. I am lost as to how to create similar routines with the UD Administrative Console, and then activate and deactivate them as needed. I hope I am making sense, and I appreciate any help. Thanks. Bob