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  1. Yes, the load wire is capped. Ahaaa... If it were used as a wall switch, the ON & OFF control whatever is down stream via the load wire. That makes sense. Thank you for all the input!!
  2. Thank you for the response. I use pretty basic scenes and am not a programmer by any means. Would you mind answering another question? I can get the 4 buttons on the keypad to control the scenes that I want by adding that particular button to the scene as a controller ("Keypad A", B, C, and D), but I thought the ON and OFF buttons on the keypad functioned like ALL ON and ALL OFF - they do nothing. How do I get the ON and OFF buttons to function as ALL ON and ALL OFF? Do I need to add "Keypad" to all of the scenes that I want the ON and OFF buttons to control? **UPDATE** Never mind... I don't know if this is the "proper" way to make the ON and OFF buttons ALL ON and ALL OFF, but I found a work-around. I wrote a program that turns the scenes on and off when the ON or OFF button is pressed on the keypad. Thanks again for your response
  3. I am using the ISY 994i Pro with v4.9.0 firmware and had a Insteon 8-button keypad in a tabletop enclosure that was lost during a move. I purchased an Insteon 6-button keypad 2334-232 as a replacement, but the only options that show up in the UD Console are the 2334-2 8-button and the 2334-2 5-button. I tried using the 2486D 6-button option, but it still is only recognized as a 5-butotn keypad. Only the ON and the 4 button work. How can I get this to show up as a 6-buton keypad?
  4. Hello - I am currently using the ISY 994 with firmware v.4.7.5. I see that there is a firmware update to v5.x. My question is - is there any reason or benefits to the upgrade? In the ISY cookbook description it says that you may need assistance with scene setup in v5.x, so I am assuming that it is pretty different from v4.x. I can manipulate my scenes fairly well right now, but I am not a hard core programmer. There is always a risk of things getting mucked up when upgrading, so just wondering if there are any benefits for someone at my medium level of programming.
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