IndyUDIuser

Try rebooting the EISY. That seemed to help mine when I was getting those messages. I just pulled the power cord out of the back for 10 seconds and then plugged it back in. Once it rebooted, the "added" messages stopped happening.

A follow-up to say I've pretty much given up on this error. I have spent hours trying every suggestion I could find online to fix this, but nothing has worked. I believe it is a Windows error, probably not specific to Java, but I'm not sure. One thought I had is this 10yo PC was originally Windows 10 but I upgraded it several months ago to Windows 11 using a free Rufus upgrade tool. I had to do this because Microsoft kept claiming my mobo was not compatible with Windows 11 (missing some useless "security feature" I cannot remember at this time). The Rufus installer got around that and allowed me to do an in-place upgrade to Win11. This allowed me to keep the 10 year's worth of applications installed. The upgrade worked fine, and I'm now booting Win11. This Java install error is the only problem I've seen so far. I have no plans to replace this workhorse PC, so I'll just have to live without Admin Console on it I guess. I'll just use my laptop instead.

@IndyMike and @Guy Lavoie Thank you for the information. Good to know. (I thought about flashing a light but didn't want the neighbors to get suspicious - ha ha).

Actually, I changed the code to send a beep to the switch instead of flashing the backlight. That works, and no "System Busy" messages.

Thank you! I searched for that node address and found out it was one of my kitchen switches. With more research I found the following program was causing the messages to appear. This was an experimental program to blink the switch's backlight to confirm that the OnVacation variable was set, so that I would remember to turn it off when I got back from vacation. It worked as designed. Alas, every time it repeats, it generates the "System busy" message. I guess maybe that is OK and harmless. I'll delete the program anyways just so this doesn't bug me in the future. KITRMT On vacation blinker - [ID 0046][Parent 0064] If $sOnVacation is 1 Then Repeat Every 5 seconds Set 'Kitchen / KTCHN Lights North Dmr' Backlight 0% Wait 1 second Set 'Kitchen / KTCHN Lights North Dmr' Backlight 100% Else Set 'Kitchen / KTCHN Lights North Dmr' Backlight 100% This will blink the backlight on the north wall switch so I can tell that the On Vacation variable is set.

I must be on a different version of UD Mobile than @MKaye . I'm on 1.6.5 (Android). My Favorites tab displays my favorites as square tiles on a white background. At the bottom of the screen there is two buttons labeled "Paste" and "Cancel" but they are ghost images hidden behind the five icons for Home, Favorites, Notifications, Automations, and Settings. Thus the Paste and Cancel buttons are unusable. Looks like a UI design flaw to me. I don't know what you would use them for. I normally go to the Devices screen, click the 3 dots beside a device or scene, and select "Add to Favorites". That creates a "shortcut" on the Favorites screen. When I don't need the Favorite anymore, I go to the Favorites screen, click the three dots on an item's tile, and select "Remove from Favorites". This deletes the tile from the Favorites but does not delete the original device/scene. I don't see what the "Move to Favorites Folder" does. I don't have a folder called Favorites on the Home tab, nor does it create one. Seems useless to me.

I have a state variable called sOnVacation that is normally set to zero. I have about a dozen programs that check this variable. I set the variable to 1 when I go on vacation, so my EISY doesn't turn on lamps or fans or other devices while I am gone. I set up all these programs a long time ago but didn't try to set the variable to 1 for the fist time until just before a recent trip. When I updated it to 1, the Admin Console kept displaying the small dialog box saying "System Busy - Please do not power off/unplug the system or make adjustments to liked/attached devices". It displays what looks like an address (56 83 05 1) below that. This dialog box pops up about every 5-10 seconds and then goes away. This happened over and over for close to 10 minutes. I thought maybe IoX was updating the status of all the programs, yet this continued on and on. Finally I changed the variable back to 0 and the messages stopped immediately. Any idea what is going on? Here's a sample of one of my programs: CELFAN 7D 21:00-09:00 MBDRM Fan ON - [ID 001C][Parent 002C] If From 9:00:00PM For 12 hours And $sSummerTime is 1 And $sBedroomIsWarm is 1 And $sOnVacation is 0 Then Set 'Master Bedroom / MBR Fan Sw' On Else Set 'Master Bedroom / MBR Fan Sw' Off

I had my bathroom remodeled a year ago. The electrician subcontractor removed a ceiling light fixture (that I had on a 2477D dimmer) and replaced it with a basic LED fan/light combo from Lowes. Within a week the fan motor failed (made a humming noise but wouldn't turn on). By the time the sparky came back to replace the fan, I had switched the 2477D for a 2477S switch. New fan has been working fine since. I would not recommend using a dimmer with one of these fans. EDIT: The 2477D was fine. I'm using it on another LED light fixture in the same bathroom.

https://eisy.local/pg3/dashboard This is working for me today. I find the PG3 website/store confusing and not the best designed, but that's just me. I've been adding these tips to a Word document so I can remember what to do the next time I need to look at my one and only plugin in maybe a year or two from now. Ha ha. The "Launch Polyglot V3" in Admin Console takes me to this link. https://192.168.0.76:3000/ Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I'll try to avoid it from now on and just browse to the PG3 store directly in my browser using eisy.local as you suggested.

I was able to get into PG3 web pages today. I spent an hour poking around in the screens and finally (I think) got your plug-in updated so it now tells me I am using the Standard edition instead of the free edition. I am glad this is the only plug-in I use. I find the PG3 Store user interface difficult to use and poorly designed. But that's just me (40 years as a software engineer, 25 years as Insteon/UDI user).

That worked fine. Thank you!

Thanks for the advice. I cannot even get into the PG3 application today. Keep getting an "unauthorized" error. What fun.

When I am in Admin Console (current version) and go to Plugins > Launch Polyglot V3 (PG3) I get: I have tried rebooting the EISY from Admin Console, and even restarting EISY by pulling the power cord for 1 minute. Neither helped. I am using Firefox browser from my laptop on the same LAN. How do I resolve this so I can look at my plugins? Thanks in advance. I am using the same login credentials I use to get into Admin Console.

I happened to be in the Plugins panel yesterday and saw there was an update available for the "Notifications(1)" plug-in - the only one I use. So I went ahead and purchased it. Now I have four lines in my plugins list for that one plugin. I tried to activate the one I had just purchased, but I'm not sure I know what I'm doing LOL. Anyways, after the update I got a few PG3 SMS notifications on my phone saying they were from the FREE version. @Jimbo.Automates can you help me out to clean this up? Thanks.

Thanks for the tip. I've never used SSH to get into my ISY. Can you give me a quick instruction how? "CPU Usage" would be a nice feature to put in Admin Console or the new UI version of the console (I forget what it's called).