Michel Kohanim

Hi Pazium, Perhaps you need authorization? Does it require username and password? With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, Agreed. We'll make a sticky and for chrome advise the use of the application. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Pazium, Do you have access to curl? Everything looks ok to me. With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, Chrome dues require the 32bit version if you use the applet. If you use the applicatio, however, the bits are immaterial. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Pazium, The difference is that your snippet does not have quotes for the value of content-type while ISY rule does. It's definitely payload related. Are you certain the value of IRCCode is valid? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Pazium, Thank you. Please do keep me posted. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Bill, Thank you. Please do keep me posted. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Pazium, {Net Module Rule:42:500} => you are getting a status code of 500 which means internal server error. So, it does not like something in the payload. My suggestions in order of priority: 1. The contents of SOAPACTION must be in quotes ... i.e. "urn:schemas-sony-com:service:IRCC:1#X_SendIRCC" 2. Remove user-agent or use the default 3. Remove accept-encoding 4. Remove accept 5. Change connection to close With kind regards, Michel

Hi Mark, I strongly recommend looking at Home Automation Dashboard which comes with ISY. Simply go to http://your.isy.ip.addressand under settings choose HAD for default web experience. Also, you can download both UDAJax and HAD and use them as the basis for your own development (http://www.universal-devices.com/isy-developer). With kind regards, Michel

Hi bipto, Admin Console regularly checks the status of ISY (busy/not) based on the events it receives. So, while you are backing up, and if you have too many events (things being queried, programs running, etc.), the background process in the Admin Console that checks for status might be closed by ISY so that backup can continue. This is especially the case if you are on a low bandwidth connection as backup takes priority over everything else. The main thing you need to make sure is that whether or not backup fails not using http. In that case, the problem might be SD Card related. With kind regards, Michel

Hi DAlba, Xathros is correct. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Grizzy, If you are using our website URL (admin.jnlp), then every time you bring up ISY Finder, Java checks the date and certificate for all the files. If there are network issues or too much load on the server, then I can see there being a delay. You can always use the Admin Console directly from ISY using your browser (http://isy/admin) and this should be quite fast. With kind regards, Michel

Hi David, Thanks so very much. That's fantastic!!! With kind regards, Michel

Hi oberkc, Mike is partly correct since, the new ones, do not have the battery mode and the only way to figure it out is to know the firmware version. I am glad you like the experimentation! That makes one of us!!! With kind regards, Michel

Hi oberkc, It all depends on the version of the firmware: older firmware didn't support IDREQ and thus AutoDiscover will not work. Most new sensors that support I2CS also support IDREQ. There's really nothing wrong with version 0.0 except that in the case of these sensors, the version has meaning as to the functionality (i.e. does it have heart beat, etc.). With kind regards, Michel

Hi all, We have requested developer access alas not a peep. With kind regards, Michel

Hi outsider, If this has not yet been taken care of, the issue is definitely related to firewall. Try https (instead of http) to connect to your ISY and retry. With kind regards, Michel

Hello all, Are you using Link Management | Link Sensor? Please note that I2CS devices do respond with IDREQ so if you use Auto Discover and enter the address, then you should also get the firmware version. oberkc, I am pretty confident that this has not much to do with All On issue. With kind regards, Michel

Hi richaree, I totally agree. Also, we do offer refurbished units (with full warranty) starting at $99.00 for ISY994i. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, So, what you are suggesting is a virtual network resource, correct? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, Unfortunately, at this time, the end device must support ISY APIs which include a URL and properties. This said, I will ask Chris. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Scyto, Unfortunately that's a little difficult without replication since the EEPROM structure has changed and there's really no way to migrate it. This said, yes, our ultimate goal is to make it easy. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Scyto, Virtual nodes allow you to incorporate network nodes into ISY (so, you might not need network resources) and then use them in programs + be able to send them applicable commands. So, in essence, yes, you can have energy monitor nodes (have to be defined by you) and then Automation Shack or some other device (such as Brultech Dashbox) can publish events into those nodes. With kind regards, Michel

Hello everyone, Unfortunately the LEDs are tied directly to GPIO pins on the cpu through pull up resistors. This will require BOM change (resistors) and since they are blue, increasing the resistor value may cause flickering and blinking. jwf, I wanted to let you know that I responded to your ticket alas the email provided was wrong and no phone number was provided. With kind regards, Michel

Hi GGITech, Yes definitely but I just cannot give you an ETA. It will based on a different chipset so, in all likelihood, will require a different module. With kind regards, Michel