Xathros

I'm running on an original Pi just fine. I'm sure it would be fine on a new version as well. -Xathros

Thanks for that link. That was a good read. -Xathros

Good luck with your migration. Don't hesitate to stop by here for help if you run into any problems or have questions along the way. -Xathros

Are you using Mobilinc Connect? You can continue to use Mobilinc in conjunction with the ISY portal. It's the MobilincConnect portal that is not compatible. If you do need Mobilinc Connect, send an email to sales@universal-devices.com with the UUID of your ISY explaining your mistake. They will take care you you. Hope this helps. -Xathros

Paul- I understood your point. I was thinking it would be nice if we could push a new address into the PLM via the serial interface from the ISY. I know this is unlikely but one can wish right? That way, I can just have a spare PLM on hand and when any of my customers need, I could set the right address, restore their PLM links and swap it out - no restoring all devices and fighting with all the wireless crap hidden all over the premises. I too make regular backups for any significant change and with each firmware update but not necessarily with each tweak to a scene. -Xathros

Welcome to the forums jackman! Can you generate a scene list from Houselinc? If so, I would reset everything, add the devices fresh to the ISY and rebuild your scenes in the ISY based on your houselinc report. This is an easy process with the ISY and will likely yield a much better result than attempting to crawl and import the existing system. -Xathros

Keep in mind, you would need to swap and update the "other" PLM after each and every new device added, old device removed or scene change made. While I love the idea of a "ready to swap" backup, this seems like it could easily become a management nightmare. Now, if we could set the PLM address and restore a current links table to it, THAT would be the way to go in my opinion. I wonder how many of us actually make/take a fresh backup after each and every minor change we make... -Xathros

Hi Benoit- Grab a big cup of coffee and prepare for a long read: http://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/14525-amazon-echo-and-isy/ I am currently using this on my test ISY and it works like a champ even running on and old RPi rev 1. The mapper stuff has evolved well beyond what I'm currently using but the overall solution remains about the same as in the beginning of that thread. -Xathros

Without the ability to change the hardware id (PLM Address) of one of the PLMs, this is not possible. To the best of my knowledge, there is no way to change a PLM's address/id. -Xathros

Sorry, not today... The Alexa ISY interface for connected home and skill have been submitted to Amazon for approval. These are not available for your Echo yet. Once Amazon approves and publishes them, then you will need the ISY portal and will need to link the ISY portal to your Amazon account. Until then, the ISY portal will allow you remote access to your ISY without the need to port forward and know your external IP address much like Mobilinc Connect does but without the extra features that Mobilinc Connect offers. Hope this helps. -Xathros

Yes it does! -Xathros

Yikes! This is gonna take me some time to digest and work out whats happening. Seems overly complex to me. All that should be needed is: KPL Button as a controller of a scene with IOLinc relay as responder. Relay in momentary B mode with 2 second delay. KPL Button in NonToggle-On mode. A scene "GarageStatusLED" with the KPL Button as responder. And a program like: If Status 'IOLinc_Sensor' is On Then Set Scene 'GarageStatusLED' Off Else Set Scene 'GarageStatusLED' On And, if you moved the switch to the other end of the door travel, you wouldn't even need the program! You could just make the IOLinc Sensor a controller of the GarageStatusLED scene. -Xathros

Copy to clipboard is the way to go. Paste them into code blocks using "<>" on the toolbar.

Post your programs. I will see whats going on. Normally, the IOLinc sensor would be a scene controller with the KPL LED(s) as responders. Why not just move your switch to the other end of the track to sense when the cam is in the closed position? At worst all you would need to do is extend the wire. -Xathros

Hi Dave- Assuming a link table problem, try a Restore Device on both the KPL and the IOLinc and test again. If it were me, I would relocate the limit switch to the door closed end of the track to have a positive indication that the door is closed. -Xathros

I would check with Wes and make sure you will no longer be paying for MLC once its disabled. -Xathros

Hi Benoit- Thats Perfect! URL length is not that important. I can edit my resources one more time knowing its a planned change. Thanks again. -Xathros

Just FYI... I don't believe the geofencing requires Mobilinc Connect as I'm using it just fine without. -Xathros

No problem. Happy to help. -Xathros

Thanks stu! That did the trick. -Xathros

I just updated my Java to 1.8.0_65-b17 and now find that I'm unable to connect to my admin console via https. I receive the following error: What needs to be done to resolve this? Thanks in advance. -Xathros

If you don't want to relocate the stat, you might consider placing a shim behind the bottom of the stat to angle the whole unit up a bit. -Xathros

Excellent. Its not a show stopper since there is a usable workaround but it sure would make it easier if we could just paste the token into the URL field and let the console handle the encoding. Maybe there could be a way for the ISY to pick up the token from a field in the portal module or system config tab then use a ${token} in the network resource. -Xathros

If using the unencoded url from the isy information tool in a network resource then instructing the isy to encode the url, the / chars are not encoded by the isy as it treats them as path delimeters rather than part of the token. My workaround is to use the already encoded isy url minus the /desc and then manually encode the device address and leave encode url unchecked. -Xathros Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The problem is that the admin console doesn't encode the / but treats it as a path delimeter. -Xathros Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk