TDO

@hart2hart had it, I just didn't understand what was meant by "folder conditions". I apparently had set one in the parent folder. It's removed and everything works. Thank you all for your help,

@hart2hart had it, I just didn't understand what was meant by "folder conditions". I apparently had set one in the parent folder. It's removed and everything works. Thank you all for your help,

The Insteon communication is impressively solid, I am 99% sure it's a non-issue. There's something wrong with triggering. This program should turn on my office light when I open the sensor. Open Close Sensor - [ID 0008][Parent 0001] If 'Open-Close Sensor Open' Status is On Then Set 'Office Lights' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') It does not work, but I can watch the status change back and forth in the console. I can get nothing to trigger save Guest Bath Fan.

Thanks Techman, the cookbook is super helpful. If it is the case that "If the IF clause is true then the THEN clause will run If the IF clause is false then the ELSE clause will run", then I do not understand why the Guest Bath and Master Bath programs are a different color. They are the same program, save for a different switch. This one is green Guest Bathroom Fan - [ID 0003][Parent 0001] If 'Guest Bath Fan' Status is On Then Wait 1 second Set 'Guest Bath Fan' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') This one is red Master Bath Fan - [ID 0005][Parent 0001] If 'Master Bath Fan' Status is On Then Set 'Master Bath Fan' Off Set 'Master Bath Lights' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Weird, right?

See How one is green? What's up with that?

The status column below means what? How do I change it?

Hey All, Thanks for the suggestions. I am reasonably certain the issue is not network communication. I have tested the system both ways, and it has never failed in over a hundred trials The fan switch is always seen by the ISY994, and the ISY994 can always turn on/off the fan, no fails, ever. The 1 second off works flawlessly on the only program that works. I shortened it to 1 second over time just to make my troubleshooting faster. Here's what I know: 1. The ISY sees the command, but does not execute the program. 2. The program whose status is "True" and is colored green on the directory tree works 3. The programs whose status is "false" and are "red" do not work I am pretty sure it is something super basic as I am new here, so whatever it is once uncovered will likely have a resounding chorus of "duh". Thanks Again, Mike

How do I change Program status? The one program that runs is the one whose "status" is "true". The "status" of other programs are all set to "false" and they won't run despite the ISY994 clearly sending & receiving communication reliably. I think I just need to know how to change the a program's status to "true". Anyone know how I do that? Getting closer...

The other piece of diagnostic information worth mentioning is that the icon next to the working program is green, and the icon near every other program is red.

It does. I have tried numerous other programs that are contingent upon a switch being turned on. None of them work, but the ISY is clearly seeing the status change. At this point what seems weird is that the one program works.

Thanks! This one works Master Bathroom Fan - [ID 0005][Parent 0001] If 'Master Bath Fan' Status is On Then Wait 1 second Set 'Master Bath Fan' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') This one does not Guest Bathroom Fan - [ID 0003][Parent 0004] If 'Guest Bath Fan' Status is On Then Wait 1 second Set 'Guest Bath Fan' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Hi there, I just set up the isy994. I wanted a simple program to turn off the bathroom fans after 5 minutes. I am using exactly the same code for the Master and Guest Bathrooms save for the different fan, and one runs and the other does not. The trigger for the Master is ignored for some reason. I can look in the log and see that it saw the fan turn on, but the program doesn't run Any ideas?