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The easiest way is to connect the ISY and a PC to the old router and reset the static address to DHCP. ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Assign_a_Static_IP_Addres.

Hi Mitch, I have an idea. I'll try to flesh it out in the morning. The sun is rising in LeMans. Rand

That should not have affected your notification settings. It was a file containing the notes on a device (PRoPerties). The upgrade should have migrated your email.

Hi rusgrafx, Telnet to the ISY and remove the file. RF /CONF/23.PRP Rand

There certainly is. ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Create_a_Program You will want to create several scenes and then use programs to turn the scenes on and off at specific or randomized times. You can put these programs in a Vacation folder which has Schedule constraints from noon on the day you leave until the day you return. Rand

I don't believe there is a way to stop the cleanups. How about a program that sends the Off again? If Control 'Bathroom' is switched Off Then Wait 1 second Set 'Bathroom' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

That certainly looks as if it would work. Is the program enabled? Is it in a folder that may be keeping it from running?

I guess I don't understand how the light stays on when you close the door. Isn't the TriggerLinc simply On and Off?

Yes. When the folder becomes true the programs will be evaluated. Rand

It looks good Mitch. I think those programs will do what you want. Rand

Hi Doug, Would you please copy and paste your program here? Right-click | Copy to Clipboard. Rand

Hi jzg, Cleanups are a great Insteon feature. When a device is triggered it will send a scene command. Every device included in that scene will send an acknowledgment (ACK). The device that sent the scene command marks off the responders as they send an ACK. Devices in the scene that don't return an ACK are sent the request again. Three trys by default. Scene commands take a priority to ACKs and devices quit sending ACKs if they see a new scene command. So the TriggerLinc is not seeing ACKs because you pressed a switch. The scene command from the switch tells the other devices to be quiet. Then the TL realizes it hasn't heard a response so it sends the command again. Which turns the light on. Rand

Hello dkh1020, I think you have to remove and add back the thermostat. When you use the Start Linking and press the Set button four nodes should appear. ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Linking_a_Thermostat Rand

Hi Mitch, The program you posted will run at 8AM IF the folder is true AT THAT TIME. Otherwise you will have to add a line to test the folder condition. If the folder is False at 8AM the program will not run. will trigger the program when Alarm Off becomes True AND the time frame is within the specified period. The machine will not keep trying to set temperature when you manually change it unless you add a condition to watch for that change. Rand

Can't this already be accomplished with Run Program? We could add a feature like that, but to stay compatible with existing programs it would more than likely be a different action or option and not actually "wait 0". Chris

If you do not have the bathroom light in an ISY program there would be no excuse for the ISY to send a command. I think that what is happening is the TriggerLinc sends a command, you press the switch which cancels cleanups so the TriggerLinc sends the command again. If you don't press the switch off does it function correctly? Rand

Hi Mitch, No need to apologize, I enjoy these questions. The program will trigger at 8:30PM and 8AM. At 8:30 it will execute the actions in the Then section. At 8AM it will perform the actions in the Else section (none). When the folder is True. The program has no Condition depending on the thermostat so a change in the thermostat will not run the program. You may like to write another program that, during these hours, AND alarm condition, then... So if you change the thermo an hour later it reverts if all the conditions are met. You can use Run (Then) on this existing program. I use Conditions that watch for local changes to modify my motion sensor reactions. Rand And at 10:00pm I decide the room is too cold and turn the thermostat up to 80, wouldn't the ISY see that change and change it back to 76?

Hi Mitch, No. The program would only run at the specified times or when the Alarm Off program changes state. Another Condition would have to be added to watch for a change in the thermostat. You can use the Alarm On or Alarm Off program state.

IIRC you can not turn off the LEDs on the older KPLs. Here is the User Guide (see page 24). I think they default to the lowest level and go up from there. Rand

You will have to create a time range and then add a check of the folder condition Mitch. That way the program will run at the beginning time if the folder is true and during the range when the folder state changes. Example program IN folder Alarm Off: If From 1:00:00PM To 6:00:00PM (same day) And Folder 'Alarm Off' is True Then Set 'Family Room Lamp' Fade Up Wait 5 seconds Set 'Family Room Lamp' Fade Stop Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Rand

Hi flynifr, The KPL buttons must be included in scenes, then you can set the scene(s) On or Off. Rand

Hi Mitch, I think (depending on your programs) what you need is a line in your Alarm On program that sets the Alarm Off program False. Run Program 'Alarm Off' (Else Path) And the same with the Alarm Off program: Run Program 'Alarm On' (Else Path)

Hi Al, That message is a notification, it seems as if the PLM cannot communicate with the switch in it's new location. I would suggest a factory reset on the switch and try to link again. Are you using the set button to link? Rand

Hi Terry, You would not change anything in the ISY. 7. IMPORTANT Once upgrade is completed and ISY reboots, use any of the following methods to access your ISY's Admin Console: a. http://isy/admin - applet (Windows only) b. http://isy/admin.jnlp - Java application (Windows only) c. http://your.isy.ip.address/admin - applet d. http://your.isy.ip.address/admin.jnlp - Java application e. http://www.universal-devices.com/99i - applet f. http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/admin.jnlp - Java application Any of these links will bring you to the Admin Console. Then you can add a bookmark to your browser. Using any of the links which reference jnlp (Java application) should add an icon to your desktop which will bypass any browser. Rand

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