Xathros

Is the location shown the same as what you entered in the Exception list? Try clearing the java cache (including applications) then go to the security tab in the java control panel, click manage certificates and remove any listed from Universal devices. Then start again by double clicking the admin.jnlp file in your downloads to create a new desktop icon. Accept any certificate prompts along the way. -Xathros

Not sure what the block is. I have access to my Admin with just the URL for the isy in the exception list and the slider set to the center setting. Are you getting an error message? what exactly happens when you double click the Admin icon on your desktop? What Windows version? -Xathros

Try adding http://your.isy.ip.address/admin and http://your.isy.ip.address/admin/admin.jnlp to the java exception list as well. -Xathros

All set now? -Xathros

Did you substitute your isy's ip address for the beginning of that link? -Xathros

Good. See additional info in my previous post. -Xathros

OK. We should probably start with an update to the latest Java 1.7.51 from Java.com Then, follow those directions to add the ISY to the exception list. Then: Goto http://your.isy.ip.address/admin/admin.jnlp and save the resulting download to your downloads folder. Go to your downloads folder and double click the admin.jnlp file that you just downloaded. This will recreate the desktop shortcut. Double click the desktop Admin icon. -Xathros

What version of Java do you have? -Xathros

See: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?p=108831#p108831 Hope this helps. -Xathros

We got this one resolved in another thread this afternoon. Was a combo of Safari download options and Java security settings. -Xathros

All better. Solution was to un-check "Automatically Open Downloads" in Safari to get the jnlp file downloaded, then add the ISY's IP address to the exclusion list in the Java security tab. -Xathros

Yes. All of your stuff is still in the ISY. You haven't lost anything. We just need to get you back into the admin. -Xathros

Yes. The app was cleared from the cache. What happens if you go to: http://your.isy.ip.address/admin/admin.jnlp ? -Xathros

That may fix the problem *if* your running less than 4.1.2 firmware on the ISY. Otherwise that should make no difference. Did you look at that other thread about Safari? Do you get any error messages when you attempt to open the console? -Xathros

smokegrub- Others here have had the same issue (both with backup and console access) and reported that Firefox works where Safari doesn't. The link to another thread that I posted above may resolve your Safari issue - I haven't tested it myself since Firefox is my primary browser and it works for me. Chrome also has proven to work for me. Try the fix from the other thread first with your Safari and see if that gets you going. If not, try either Firefox or Chrome. Hope this helps and keep us posted. -Xathros

There are no "Insteon" cameras in that none of them speak Insteon. You can however have your ISY control some aspects of many cams via the network module. I do this with my Foscam PTZ IP Cams to control where the cam is pointing based on other Insteon events. It's possible that some cams may be able to initiate events in the ISY using the rest interface but I have not seen any that are capable yet. There are some cameras that have dry contact IO that can be triggered by motion, those could be interfaced to Insteon through an IOLinc or similar Insteon IO module. -Xathros

I really think it might be worth giving Firefox or Chrome a try. You can always delete the app later if you don/t want to keep it. -Xathros EDIT: Also have a look at this thread. It may get you going again with Safari. http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=12505&start=30

Can you try with Firefox or Chrome? I'm using Firefox 28 on Mavericks 10.9.2 and backups are working for me. -Xathros

Anytime. Happy to help. Sorry about the omission on my first response. -Xathros

Hehe - Yep. Sorry - Missed a step: If Status Dimmer is Off And Control Dimmer is not Switched Off Then Set Dimmer On Else

Wireless should not be a problem from a communications standpoint as long as your chosen location is withing usable range of your WiFi. Battery powered may be a bit of an issue however. Newer cameras are fairly low power but short of having a car battery for the source, I think the draw would still be too high for smaller batteries to perform for more than a few hours. -Xathros

Hi rrathke- Try something like this: If Status Dimmer is Off Then Set Dimmer On Else Hope this helps. -Xathros

Then Repeat 3 times Notify Wait 1 Hour -Xathros Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No problem. Happy to help. -Xathros Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure about the LED. My 994 is a ZWave model not Zigbee. How many rows of pins were on the connector for the daughter board 1 or 2? If only 1 then the board needs to be installed into the bottom row of the 2 row socket in the ISY. If the daughter board has 2 rows of pins then it is installed so that both rows of pins are into both rows of the socket. It is possible that you need a Zigbee module installed into the ISY firmware similar to the Pro, Zwave, Weather etc modules. If that is the case, you will need to email support@universal-devices.com with the UUID of your ISY, a link to this thread and request that they enable the module for your ISY. -Xathros