Xathros

I am having a different but similar problem that I am convinced is a multiple message problem. I have a RL2 in my car that I use to turn toggle outside lights or set away/vacant modes in the house as we are leaving. Recently, my lights started to turn on then about a second later back off almost every time I used the RL2 button when outside of the garage. From outside the garage, the RL2 is able to reach an access point in the garage and a new Dualband SLR for my front porch lights. This problem started when I added the SLR. If I airgap the front porch SLR the problem stops. Adding a 2 second wait as the first line in my then "fixed" the symptom by ignoring the cause. I realize this is different from the IOLink query double response issue reported here but I fully believe the underlying cause is the same - duplicate messages treated as valid messages. -Xathros

oberkc- I agree with your assessment of the above and that is the behavior I would expect. I only use this for the situation where the device is switched on when it is already on or off when already off so the quick true before false is not a problem in either of those cases. -Xathros

See this documentation for the ISY: http://www.universal-devices.com/developers/wsdk/4.0.2/ISY-WSDK-4.0.2.zip Look at the REST interface in ISY-WS-SDK-Manual.pdf -Xathros

gadgetguru69- Cool. Looks a lot like the CAI web control but industrialized. I see no DIRECT way of enabling data to pass from the EDS unit to the ISY. It would require a middleman to query the EDS sensor data and post to the ISY using the /REST interface. That is exactly what the CAIWC program does for me between the CAI board and my ISY994. I'm running CAIWC on a Pogoplug with Archlinux. Others are running the same on the Raspberry PI. Both are good low power solutions but either will require some coding to get this working for you. I currently have 3 DS1822 sensors wired to my CAI board reporting temps to the ISY as well as 3 CT switches reporting status/runtime of washer/dryer and oil burner. Still have a bunch of inputs available for more temp sensors (3 of 8 used), TTL inputs (3 of 8 used), Humidity (1 of 1 unused) and a few analog inputs (don't remember the specs on those off hand). CAIWC updates the ISY as soon as anything changes on any of the monitored inputs. Also, I believe that a newer version of the CAI board firmware can post some data directly to the ISY now without the Pogo/Pi middleman. -Xathros

That would do it. Unless you can tie some output of your alarm system to the inputs of this device and instead pair this to the ISY if/when it gets Zwave support for this type of device. -Xathros

I'd be happy to look into it if you can give me some info on your device/server. The name means nothing to me. -Xathros

Are you sure? Michel indicated that subscribing was easy and data would be pushed once subscribed. I know Mobilinc subscribes and if kept awake will show variable and device status changes as they occur. I don't see why this wouldn't work here as well. All communications would be limited to variable values and device statuses/commands but that should be enough to accomplish his goal I would think. -Xathros

Anytime! -Xathros

That will do it. It won't send if either or both of the Body or Subject are left blank. -Xathros

mrazz- When you open and close your garage door, do you see the status of the IOLinc sensor change in the admon console? Do you see the green LED on the IOLinc light up/go out as expected with door open/close? -Xathros

How about this:http://www.fortrezz.com/mimo.html Not exactly an IOlinc - maybe better! -Xathros

RichTJ99- How about a second dumb mechanical thermostat that you set to your desired working temp and locate it better than the existing one. Keep the original thermostat set low. Use an IOLinc to switch between the new and old. This gives you to preset setpoints that you can choose between with the ISY as needed. -Xathros EDIT: Hehe. Brian beat me to it!

Excellent. Happy to help. -Xathros

kevman- For "Control is Switched On" to be triggered, the switch itself needs to be operated. Program, mobilinc, linked switch etc all will not trigger that event. If you want to be notified regardless of how the light was turned on then use "Stats Backyard light is On" instead. That will trigger anytime the status of the Backyard Light switch changes. It will evaluate "True"" and run the "Then" when the status changes to On and evaluate "False" and run the "Else" when the status changes to Off. -Xathros

kevman- That notification should send anytime the backyard light switch is turned on manually - "Control Backyard Lights is switched On". If you want to be notified when the lights are turned on by your program or by a linked switch (not the backyard load control switch), then use "Status Backyard Lights is On" instead. If you are not receiving the notification when you manually operate the Light switch, it's possible you have config problems with the email notifications. Have you successfully tested the notification? Please note that custom notifications WILL NOT work if either the Subject or Body fields are left blank. -Xathros

kevman- Just remove the "And status is Off" line. This way, the light will turn on at 11:45 and off at Sunrise the next day. Any changes made via Mobilinc or manual operation in between will remain in effect until the next time trigger (11:45pm or Sunrise) I think that is what you want. Currently the program is triggered and the If Evaluated at 11:45pm, Sunrise and anytime the Status of the switch changes. -Xathros

Yep. Im all up to date with both Apple's updates and Oracle's.

4.0.2 is working for me using Gmail SMTP. -Xathros

Correct. Pretty sure he was talking about Javascript. Either way, Java apps run in the JVM client side and Javascript runs in the browser client side. Nothing special needed in the webserver for either. -Xathros

Hi Gary- Java does not require anything special from the server. It is interpreted client side. So yes, it's fine. -Xathros

Gary- 8.3 means that your HTML file names cannot exceed 8 characters with a 3 character extenstion. Like the old DOS days: filename.ext index.htm - is a usable name index.html - is not mylongfilename.htm - is not my_index.htm - is usable. As for services offered by the ISY, its just a basic web server. No Perl, MySQL, PHP etc. Doesn't sound to me like that is an issue for you at this stage. -Xathros

Not sure exactly what you are asking for here. There are many programs available for building web pages. None specific for the ISY. The ISY with the network Module installed can function as a basic web server. All you need to do is build your html files and upload them to the web server. What tool you use to build the pages does not matter as long as the files meet the 8.3 naming convention and don't rely on any services not offered by the ISY's server. A Google search for "HTML Editor" or "Web Authoring Tools" will net lots of results. -Xathros

I use this all the time. If switch is On and I turn it On again, then run a program that turns on other lights in the vicinity. Same with Off if already Off. -Xathros

I saw this once right after the upgrade. First launch of the console did this. It's been fine ever since. Only on one Mac at home running OS X 10.7 / Java 1.7.15. 3 other Macs did not have this issue. -Xathros

I think this was already reported over the weekend and UDI is aware. -Xathros