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I'm up and running on my Polisy. I've successfully interfaced iAqualink, NOAA, Rachio, Ambient Weather, and Sonos. But I'm stuck on the Davis Weatherlink interface. It connects and the ISY shows the nodes, but all the values (for temp, humidity etc) are zero. I've double & triple checked entries. I'm using the datalogger's mac address without colons and my weatherlink.ocm login (NOT my weatherlink Live logon). Yet this error persists. Can anybody help? 2022-12-05 14:43:44,889 Thread-92 udi_interface DEBUG query:get_data: Query response = 200 2022-12-05 14:43:44,891 Thread-92 udi_interface ERROR query:get_data: request failed: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0) debug-Davis.txt

I just installed two Yale locks with Z-wave Plus (model YRL226 ZW2 OBP). The locks connected fine and work great, with two Jasco modules as repeaters. The locks respond properly to requests to lock and unlock and they change their status appropriately. The issue is this: When I initiate a Query on the locks the ISY always reports "unlocked" whether the lock is actually locked or unlocked. If I hit the lock or unlock button, the lock responds and then reports the correct status. I've tried different settings in the Z-wave options, but I haven't yet found the solution to the issue of "unlocked" status always being reported when I use "Query". Has anybody else experienced this issue? Solutions? Thanks!

I reinstalled the access points this afternoon to verify they were still communicating. I have two Rev 1.0 units. They don't function quite like the newer ones, although they are compatible. It just took me a while to figure out how to reset them. Smarthome was not able to provide access to a manual for the Rev 1.0 and the current manual doesn't address a 1.0 talking to a 1.0 version. I think I've got though. I also have a pair of RF 2442's and I verified they are talking across the two phases. I'm guess that the two RF units aren't involved with my problem though, since the inline dimmer is not DB??

Dang. Sorry, I looked in my filing cabinet and saw that. I have two switches manually linked to the 2475D inline dimmer. I just took off the switchplates to confirm: They are models 2477D ver 38 and 2476D ver 24.

Yup, apparently my PLM is the newer DB model. And I have numerous DB dimmer switches installed throughout the house. They're 2876DB's. I thought that would cover me. In fact one of those 2876DB's is linked directly to the 2475D and that switch works the light (without any physical connection between the two). But I still can't get the ISY to add the inline 2475D. I need to think about what else might have changed in the house (not directly related to Insteon).

Thanks for the reply. My PLM is a 2413, which is pretty old. As I understand it, the newer PLM adds dual band capabilities. And if you're right about crossing the power legs, the DB might do it. What's weird is that this setup has worked fine for several years. I haven't moved anything, so developing the communication issues now seems strange. I appreciate your insights. ISY-Events-Log.v4.0.5__Thu 2013.11.21 11.58.18 AM.txt

I just upgraded from ISY99 to 994. The transition went smoothly...almost perfectly! I had hoped the upgrade might fix the communication problem that had developed with my old 2475D inline dimmer and the ISY 99. The ISY 99i had recently lost its ability to communicate with the 2475D. Since it could not communicate, I removed the device from my ISY 994. With the new 994i, I've tried to Add Insteon Unit and have selected Auto Discover, and also manually selected 01,2c; 01.02; and 01.1a and all have failed with the message "Can not determine Insteon engine". How can I get the ISY 994 to acknowledge the 2475D? FYI, I do have the 2475D directly linked to a Remotelinc unit, and two wall switches 2476's one of which is DB. Those still work satisfactorily so I know the 2475D unit is functional. I just can't get the ISY to recognize the 2475D, and I'm sure it used to. I do not know the version of the 2475D device. It is in the attic in an inconvenient location. I was hoping to not go up there and root around. If I have to go up there, I may as well replace it. But do I really need to? The unit is about 8 years old. Any ideas?