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I don't know if it matters, but your finder shows http. Try ADDing an entry with https:// and use port ipaddress:8443

In the finder, is the URL listed as an IP address or some form of the name of the ISY? If it is not listed as the IP address, click on ADD and then enter https://123.123.123.123:8443/desc as the URL where you substitute the correct IP address. oh, @IndyMike just posted the same thing!

I use the Aqara FP2. Unfortunately, it does not connect with the EISY directly. I am using it with Apple Home(kit). I like how you can set up zones and count the number of people and duration of presence.

Thanks for documenting this

When referring to a node, the # becomes the node identifier. Besides the insteon address, you can also use polyglot created devices like this Rain Tomorrow ${sys.node.n007_forecast_1.GV18} ${sys.node.n007_forecast_1.GV13} Accumulation ${sys.node.n007_forecast_1.GV8} When you use a program to trigger a notification, the # automatically gets replaced by the ID of the program that called it. ${sys.program.#.address} ${sys.program.#.name} ${sys.program.#.status} ${sys.date} ${sys.time} program[97] Garage Closed True 2025/03/30 06:10:00 AM

This is a shot in the dark, but I had an issue kind of like this where the remote switches work but didn't turn on the load switch. Turns out that in the scene definition, somehow those remote switches were set to turn the remote on to 0% instead of 100%. When I fixed the scene, the remote switches worked as expected. Just another quick thing to check.

You probably did the calculation, but at 5200 lm/fixture, 12 fixtures, 1080 square feet you are around 58 lm/sqft. That is fine for general lighting but you would want more like 75 lm/sqft if it is a work area.

My imagination says that they will use what they learned from the U-D mobile app and apply that to a full function console.

Every i3 keypad I get from the factory is incorrectly set with the bottom as the load. I posted previously my interaction with Insteon on this topic and they added a warning to their product page that says this as well. Anyway, you need to factory reset the device to get the load back to the top button. Read the information at these two links. i3 Keypad Setup IMPORTANT: We’ve discovered an issue where some i3 devices may have shipped with a configuration issue that impacts performance and reliability. To ensure best performance and reliability, factory reset before using. How to manually configure Insteon devices Wall Switches and Keypads Air gap the switch by pulling out the set button, LED will turn off Press and hold set button all the way in and hold down. You will hear a long beep. Keep the set button held down until the end of the beep, then release. Switch will double beep. Then, LED and connected fixture will turn on to indicate factory reset is completed. 

agree with @paulbates - I had a similar issue with UFO lights in a barn. I ended up splitting the lights across two circuits. The added benefit was the ability to turn on/off half of the lights when I didn't need full illumination. Then i used an I3 4 button keypad to control the switches in different scenes. btw each light is 18,000 lumens and 150 watts (which is 120 lumens per watt - pretty standard at the high end). So 7 of these was also more than I felt comfortable putting on one switch.

Every time I see the out of memory issue, it turns out that I deleted one of the devices that the program refers to. Instead of telling me it had an invalid device, it just says out of memory. Don't know if that is the problem here, though. So open the program and see if any device is undefined.

The new i3 4 button creates one node for each of the 4 buttons plus a node for the 'flags'. The 4 button nodes work pretty normal - the same as the legacy keypads. Only one of the buttons has the on/off option. The button controlling the load gives you an on level and ramp option, the others do not. When you select the flags node, you have to do a Query to get it to populate. Every keypad I installed had to be factory reset to get the load to be the first button.

@oberkc I have not tried using the Caseta switch as a controller for a scene, but it does give you the option to make it a controller or responder when you right click Add To Scene.

Jay, start here and read about Polyglot Eisy:User Guide - Universal Devices, Inc. Wiki Ignore any reference to Polisy and replace it mentally with EISY. In the admin console select Plugins -> Launch Polyglot. Use your login credentials and select Plugins Store. Look for Caseta and install it into whatever slot you want. You can trial it for free, when I looked just now it shows the perpetual license is $50 - worth it in my mind. I am using a Lutron Caseta dimmer for a wall lamp in the den and have created a scene that includes the Insteon and Lutron devices using the plugin in slot 3. So you see the plugin creates a device starting with n003 (slot number) which can be added to scenes just like the insteon devices. There are some restrictions, but basic functionality is there. Here is a screenshot of the admin console and the scene node definition that shows the Den Reading LIght caseta dimmer, which is device17 of my caseta devices, along with the insteon other devices. <group flag="132" nodeDefId="InsteonDimmer"> <address>47025</address> <name>@Den Cozy</name> <family>6</family> <hint>70.69.67.84</hint> <deviceGroup>26</deviceGroup> <pnode>47025</pnode> <members> <link type="0">60 7E 13 1</link> <link type="0">n003_device17</link> <link type="0">60 4C D7 2</link> <link type="16">60 7E 13 2</link> <link type="0">60 23 81 1</link> </members> </group>

I faced the same question. I found that the nice thing is that it is easy to copy all of the devices from one scene to another. Just multiselect all the devices in the first scene and right click and add to scene for the other scenes. Then you have to adjust the dim levels individually, but at least adding the devices goes fast. I created 8 scenes for the living area with 8 devices each so it definitely saved time using the multiselect method. I think I did finally figure out what @larryllix is saying. I used to think that the PLM was sending a command to each device in the scene telling it to 'turn on and dim to level x' but now I believe it is actually just sending out a command like 'turn on scene 12345' and the device knows what it is supposed to do as part of that scene. As a result, I also changed the way I use the keypads. Instead of having a button toggle a scene on and off, I changed the buttons to non-toggle mode so they trigger a scene and then turn off. That way I can have scenes like 'bright', 'cozy', 'dim' and 'off' on the keypad and a single button press sets that scene. I found that sometimes the button gets stuck in the on mode, so I added turning the other buttons off to each scene as well. Not sure if there is a better way, but since I made this change, my wife is a lot happier with how it works.