Xathros

plipof- I am among those that love Mobilinc. I use it on my iPhones and iPads. I haven't tested or even looked at eKeypad so cannot comment on that. I don't see where Mobilinc is missing any polish. The developer of Mobilinc is very responsive and is actively working on new features. Support for IP Cameras was recently added. The interface is efficient and very customizable. -Xathros

bmiller- Adding a device to the ISY is all that is required to access it via programs. The process of adding the device creates links between the device and the PLM/ISY. Programs have nothing at all to do with linking of the devices to each other - that is what scenes do. Adding devices to a scene causes links to be created between the devices you add. A program can activate a scene or a device directly. A program can respond to the status of a device. -Xathros

I kind of have this working. I have tested both to an Ubuntu server and my MAC desktop as syslog destinations and I can write messages to the logs from the ISY - BUT - I haven't been able to figure out how to encode the sender identity, facility and severity portions of the syslog packet so all the messages are from "unknown" and can't be sorted by type or severity. Not really a problem unless there is more than one unknown source submitting messages then I can't filter just the ISY messages. I'm going to invest a bit more time into trying to decipher the UDP syslog packet structure and see if I can't work out the full capabilities of Source, Facility, Severity and Message. -Xathros

I can't say for sure but someone posted that they had success using these with some CFL's which leads me to think there is a halfway decent chance that it will work. -Xathros

I think the best you can do is the Summary view of the programs which shows current status and last/next run times. I'm dying for a way to have programs write to the log (a log, any log) and am currently trying to figure out how to use network resources to send messages to my linux syslog server. That way I can include log writes at various points in my programs. -Xathros

bmiller- Folders are for programs, Scenes are for devices. That said, if you create programs to manage certain scenes when your in away mode then put those programs in a folder (Away) and set the folder If to say "If Away button is On" then I think you are heading down the right path. -Xathros

This is indicative of a Firewall/AV blocking problem tho I would expect it to be 100% of the time not 80%. If you wait does the status column eventually fill in ? Does the status in the lower left corner of the admin console say System Busy ? What OS, AV and Firewall are you using ? -Xathros

Ports 80 and 443 are the defaults for web server devices. Port 80 for http and 443 for secure https. If you change the 80/443 to 50/443, you could still access the ISY using https without needing to also specify a port # since the secure port is still using the default of 443. Example: http://192.168.1.101:50 https://192.168.1.101 In either case, replace the IP address with that of your ISY. -Xathros

GreyFox- It may make more sense at this point to open a ticket with UDI support so they can remote into your system and see whats going on. There is a link to submit a ticket at the bottom of any of Michel's posts. -Xathros

You will need to create a custom notification. In the admin console, go to: Configuration Tab, Email/Notifications sub tab, Customizations sub sub tab. Create a custom entry here - Save it - then go back and select it for use in your program. -Xathros

Try time.nist.gov If that doesn't fix it, try setting the primary DNS server to 8.8.8.8 -Xathros

I haven't tried this myself as I only have my ISY to play with but I believe you can follow the same procedure I gave you above but using the internet reachable addresses for the other ISYs and save the AdminConsole with a different filename. If you are still getting security failures when accessing the URL the Michel provided, I suspect you have an old or damaged certificate that needs to be deleted and re-accepted. Go into the Java control panel: Security Tab Click the Certificates button Select "Trusted Certificates" User Tab Remove anything from Universal Devices, Inc. Close and apply your way out of the Java control panel Try Michel's URL again. This WILL mean you will need to re-accept the cert for your local admin console as well. You might also want to look at this: viewtopic.php?p=68358#p68358 -Xathros

Not sure but I suspect that after the java uninstall/reinstall, you needed to set the security exception or accept the certificate. -X

Here is mine: If Status 'Garage / Garage Door IOLinks / GD- Dad Garage Door O-C' is On Then Wait 10 minutes Send Notification to 'Bill Cell' content 'Dad Garage Door Opened' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Hope this helps. -Xathros

Also, verify that the load is a functional incandescent bulb by plugging directly into the outlet to test. I went through this headache with an X10 device years ago only to find out my bulb was bad. Live and learn... -Xathros

Delete your old icon. Open a browser and go to: http:///admin/admin.jnlp Accept any certificates and/or confirm any security exceptions and save the resulting file to your desktop or other preferred location. Hope this helps. -Xathros

Also, what is the load ? -Xathros

Sounds like it was a fun project. I'm glad you got it all working! -Xathros

Using oberkc's code as it is cleaner and more elegant than mine, you can modify as follows: if status 'elevator 1-opened' is off then wait 13 seconds Set Scene 'Basement Scene 1 - Group' Fade Down else Set Scene 'Basement Scene 1 - Group' Fade Up I used 13 seconds as there is already a 2 second delay in the initial program. I didn't understand your desire for a 15 second delay on the lights off but you could easily add a wait on the else if needed. -Xathros

Create a scene in the ISY and add all of those switches as controllers to that scene. If it's only one ceiling light, then only one of the switches should be physically wired to the light. If multiple lights, then the other lights could either wired to other switches or could share the one. Whatever works best for your situation. -Xathros

Proving once again, there is more than one way to skin a cat. Nice solution. -Xathros

Oops. My bad. Change "Control" to "Status" on 1B. That way the Call to 1C is canceled if the button is released within the 2 sec initial delay. -Xathros

csetter911 Here is a solution to your problem. Change the Floor 1B program as follows: "Floor 1B" Program: If Control 'Elevator 1-Opened' is Off Then Wait 2 seconds Run Program Floor 1C (Then Path) "Floor 1C" Program: if then wait 2 seconds Set Scene 'Basement Scene 1 - Group' Fade Down else This way, the off program is isolated from the resent on command by separating the programs and adding another delay. Releasing the button after 2 secs does turn the lights on again but they are already on - who cares. If you press and hold your button for 2 secs but less than 4 secs the lights will turn off and stay off after 4 seconds. Hope this helps. -Xathros

I got my new cams configured yesterday and so far I'm quite happy with them. The image quality is much better than my old Trendnet cams though still only 640x480, The PTZ motors are almost silent. They seem to respond faster to PTZ commands via the web interface or Mobilinc and they certainly work better over a 3G connection than my older cams. I have not yet had an opportunity to test the 2way audio feature nor have I investigated any deeper integration using network resources yet. -Xathros

My bad! Several other people here had run into issues with Java 7 and the ISY. They were able to resolve by rolling back to Java 6. I guess some progress has been made since then with Java 7. -Xathros