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Lets see If I can help with the I/O Linc flags, to the best of my knowladge... □ Program Lock Disables local programing (Programming using the set button) □ Relay Follows Input Triggering the Sensor also triggers the relay □ Send X10 Send ON(or OFF) X10, Send an On or an Off command when the the sensor is triggered □ Trigger OFF Insteon, Send an On or an Off command when the sensor is triggered (Refereed to as Reverse Sensor Response in HL2) □ LED on TX Disables/Enables led blinking during power-line traffic I believe the following are different relay modes described in the documentation: □ Momentary: A □ Momentary: Look at Sensor □ Momentary: Both -Nick

I was also having problems with PHP not liking the wsdl file, in version .9 and .10 I did not try .11 or higher. I decided to downgrade and stay at .8 for a little while, which works without problems. -Nick

I don't have a linksys router (at least not with the official firmware) so I can't give you instructions, but most routers have a DHCP setting to reserve an IP address for a specific device. You could also forget DHCP for ISY and telnet to isy and set a static IP address. -Nick

Hopefully I am not too late, - ISY 99i/IR pro - 40 - 50 Insteon devices - iPod Touch Thermostat Adaptor -Nick

Don't remember seeing this in previous versions, On level applied locally, slider is missing 20%. This only happens when looking at the device directly not when looking in a scene. Update: Sorry, probably just a fluke, Closed and re-opened the program the On Level slider appears normal this time. The following was in at least 1 previous release and not limited to this new beta, Ramp Rate slider is off slightly for example showing 8.5 sec. when above 19 sec. -Nick ISY 99i/IR Pro 2.6.4 Java cash cleared

drw, are you saying that in Parallels/Windows XP the clock is correct when you first open the interface but it slowly drifts behind the longer you leave the software open? Micheal, am I right in assuming that the software gets the time from the ISY when you first open the interface then it just adds to it from there. If I don't miss my guess, I bet time just isn't being kept quite right in Parallels.

Is this different with the 99i? I got an e-mail thanking me for my registration, but with no mention to auto-update at all.