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Hello Jeff, As you noted there are three nodes in the ISY Device Tree. If any of the nodes are activated it will show a ON / OFF. The obvious ones are Wet & Dry nodes. The heartbeat node appears every 24 hours if the device is within RF range and of course if the battery is operational. Pressing the set button will initiate a heart beat to be sent out also. Some things to keep in mind due to variation of firmware in the product. Older Leak Sensors (LS) upon getting wet would turn the wet node on and the dry node off. Once the area / sensor was dry the reverse would occur automatically by the sensor. This behavior has changed where if the sensor becomes wet. The wet node will remain on until such time as you physically press the set button to send a signal indicating its in a dry state.

UDI has been working hard on releasing the next iteration of 5.XX firmware for the ISY Series Controller. My understanding is since 4.3.1 has been released more resources will be tasked to work on Z-Wave implementation. This encompasses multi-channel support for Z-Wave.

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In the Admin Console select Help -> About. The top listing has the UUID.

http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-994i_Series:Migrating_To_Your_ISY-994i

The following suggestions have worked for some people who have been impacted by this issue. 1. Verify the system date and time is correct in the computer BIOS and OS? If not correct the time and date and reboot the computer system. 2. Change your primary DNS to 8.8.8.8 / Secondary DNS 8.8.4.4. Once this is done please open a command window and enter ipconfig flushdns. 3. In Chrome / Settings / Advanced / Proxy Settings / Advanced at the bottom uncheck all *Use SSL* box. 4. Also do you happen to use Kaspersky Anti Virus? If so there is a option to skip scanning SSL / HTTP disable this option and report back. 5. Also verify if this problem goes away while using a tethered connection vs WiFi.

Moving forward as you're aware you should always let the 2413S PLM be powered up first. Wait about 10-30 seconds than power up the ISY Series Controller. Doing this out of order when power is being applied will cause the ISY Series Controller to either come up in safe mode or cause random behavior. Normally if nothing is being read or written to the PLM while the system is up nothing will happen. But, if the system is in the middle of updating, executing programs, events, mail, etc. This can cause the system to fail to write those commands or fire off a program. The obvious case is a loss of known (status) state. Glad everything worked out enjoy the rest of the week end!

Well it's safe to say you're the first that I have ever read that has used the *replace with* option for a TSTAT! [emoji1] I am sure this information will help out someone down the line. If you could please edit your initial thread with some key words so others can find it when using the search feature. [emoji4] Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

Hello Jim, Please note battery operated devices will need to be individually awaken and restored if they are associated to the KPL B. If you see 1011 next to any battery operated devices simply press the set button to place them in linking mode. Do a restore device one at a time and you should be good to go. Please report success / failure. Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

You could certainly do a modem restore if you believe the PLM has lost the links to the KPL's. Before doing so I would suggest you right click on the KPL node and select restore device and see if they come back on line. Once that is completed reboot the ISY Series Controller. Report back success / failure. Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

To the left of the device tree. Highlight the old TSTAT. Right click of the mouse and there should be an option to select replace with. You will do this after you have added in the new TSTAT to the Insteon network. Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

Right on, glad you're up and running again.

It's listed in the system messages from last night. Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

I have not seen any mail related issues from the ISY Series Controller. But have seen a complete black out of forum post updates coming from the UDI site. Everything stopped about 4:00 PM CST. This morning there were 72 alerts or updated posts which I have subscribed to that finally came in. I was really hoping this move to Amazon would resolve these forum issues. [emoji17] Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

To be clear for the benefit of others who may stumble upon this thread. You indicated when the bulb went out. That you found the switch LED no longer lit, correct? [emoji53] Ideals are peaceful - History is violent

Kill the breaker and wait 30 seconds and report back success / failure. If the switch is in the same state hard reset the switch and report back success / failure. I would remove the load and change it out with a new incandescent bulb while you're there.

Do you have any dual band device(s) on the same electrical branch as the GDO? If you have another plugin dual band Lamp Linc or On/Off Relay this would help you determine if you have bridging / coupling. The 4 tap (beacon) test is the first thing you need to confirm for a solid Insteon network. Initiate the beacon test from the 2413S PLM and see if the dual band device Acks this RF test. If the test shows no bridging / coupling you need to address that portion. If the 4 tap beacon test shows proper coupling / bridging than more likely there is a new noise issue present. This can be a noise maker to a signal sucker. That can be from a new device being plugged in not normally at those hours or operating in that time frame. Most common are cell chargers, bad transformers, even LED / CFL bulbs just going bad. When you notice devices turn on fine but have a hard time turning off its more likely the load is the cause. Even if that load worked fine before when electronics go bad like the electronic ballasts etc. These little gremlins start to impact the network.

If you find that neither of the I/O Lincs are programmed for trigger reverse. This could be COM issue which you will need to address.

Trigger reverse enabled in the I/O linc?

OK, got it. Yeah, I guess when you're mobile and not in reach of a PC. That would be a little hard to do but gather you would need to open the same *forwarded* mail and view it in the smartphone browser. Takes a few more steps for sure but it should provide the entire hops and the IP address from the home. My suggestion is to set up the ISY to send a e-mail to hot mail directly upon reboot. Or have the ISY send a e-mail based on a timed threshold you feel is adequate. At that point you could look at the header and determine the public IP address. Given this isn't going to happen too often I am not sure how much value this has. But, since it did happen its one of those things you're happy does exists and is ready to aid you in determining the information.

If you forward the GMAIL to Hotmail the full header should be visible give that a try.

Michel, Most excellent and have upgraded based on your reply. Much Thanks!

Hrmm, I've never seen a automatic upgrade option in the Help etc? Maybe it only shows up like in the image I posted up?

I'm glad others have seen this too! [emoji38] I thought I was losing my marbles when I logged in yesterday! [emoji23] MustangChris, What is this automatic upgrade feature you speak of? [emoji53] Ideals are peaceful - History is violent