Michel Kohanim

Hi KMan, Thanks so very much. Can you please try: https://your.isy.ip.address/admin ... instead of https://isy With kind regards, Michel

Hi evilpete, Where would the script run? Also, with support for Z-Wave devices, the universe for energy monitoring is much more populated now. For instance, there are many devices that can either be used with a CT or as a smart plug. With kind regards, Michel

Hi clarkes71, thank you. Can you please tell what URL you use the most to access ISY? Hi kaphely, thanks so very much for the feedback and I do agree and we did spend quite a lot of time trying to find the root cause. The major problem is that for some reason the Admin Console is NOT responding to ISY and then ISY assumes that the Admin Console is no longer there. The program tab hypothesis might be quite interesting since the UI might be too busy to respond to ISY. In all cases, I do agree that we should pay a closer attention to this issue and find a satisfactory resolution. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Mike, I am so very sorry to hear. Please note that if you wish, you can definitely request a refund for the irrigation module. I haven't seen any Z-Wave moisture sensors. With kind regards, Michel

Hi clarkes71, Unfortunately you cannot really disable firewalls. Do you have any other firewall above and beyond regular Windows? The problem is this: The Admin Console subscribes to ISY. Once subscribed, ISY sends a heartbeat to make sure the Admin Console is still listening. If there are any programs (such as firewall) which block ISY to publish events, ISY expires the subscription and that's why you see the double login. Question: once you login the second time, does it continue having the same problem repeated over and over again? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Bxsteez, Yes but in 4.1.3 to be out in couple of weeks. With kind regards, Michel

Hi gmarcincuk, A few quick suggestions: 1. Why do you have sunset/sunrise (next day) twice? 2. Do you have to have the button control the scene attributes or can it just be based on time of day? 3. I strongly recommend making two programs and separate the two conditions. With kind regards, Michel

Hello all, The problem is 100% related to antivirus/firewall. Unfortunately, you cannot disable firewalls. You will have to put an exclusion rule inside the firewall for ISY: http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index ... r_Your_ISY Alternatively, if you use https instead of http, most firewall will ignore the traffic. With kind regards, Michel

Hi KMan, Is this the Admin Console? With kind regards, Michel

Hi clarkes71, Please do not hesitate to submit a ticket and we'll help you. With kind regards, Michel

Hello bfish, It very much looks like communication issue (no response from the device). If you are still having problems, please do not hesitate to submit a ticket (links below) and we'd be delighted to help you out. With kind regards, Michel

Hi snowtech, Can you give the URLs to control your iTunes from the web server? With kind regards, Michel

Hi OP, Please do NOT use the default userid/password and make sure you always use https to communicate with your ISY remotely. Otherwise, all your traffic (including the userid/password) can be sniffed by hackers. With kind regards, Michel

Hi mountainman3520, Would you also try 8.8.4.4? With kind regards, Michel

Hi DIYguy, If that other switch is a controller in a scene, then simply put the outletlinc in that scene as a responder and then remove it. If the other switch is not a controller in any scenes, then create scene, do the above and then remove the scene. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Gary, Yes. Please try this: Make sure you use POST and C-Escaped. Connection-Close should be keep-alive. ---> for the first one, simply let ISY create the package for you. The body would be { "email" : "myemail", "password" : "mypass" } ---> Then, in the body, add the following: POST /ethClient.asmx/Ping HTTP/1.1\r\n Host: urlname\r\n Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8\r\n Content-Language: json\r\n Connection: keep-alive\r\n User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0\r\n Content-Length: 28\r\n\r\n { "id" : "0" } { "id" : "0" } With kind regards, Michel

Hi danncas, What you need is: If Control 'Main Bath Motion.1-Sensor' is switched On And Control 'Main Bath Motion.1-Sensor' is not switched Off Then Set 'Main Bath Lights' On Wait 6 minutes Set 'Main Bath Lights' Off With kind regards, Michel

Hi snowtech, You do need a web server on your MAC to perform the shell functions while providing a URL for ISY to connect to and execute. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Gary, I do not think the first part is POST since you don't have a content-length = the length of the body. Also, if you want to do pipelining, what you need to do is to add ALL the headers for the second post inside the body of the first post. This should include content-length. Furthermore, you will have to use C-Escaped since, for the second post, the header must be separated from the body by \r\n\r\n. With kind regards, Michel

Hi atmarosi, Thank you. The issue is related to the device not responding to the secure message. It seems that exclusion was successful and therefore I must assume that the issue is range related. Can you please try the same and this time bring the lock closer to ISY? With kind regards, Michel

Hi mlennox, Please send your UUID (Help | About) to support@universal-devices.com and it shall be removed. With kind regards, Michel

Hi johnnyt, Yes, thankfully, LeeG provided more details; The problem is we are getting two responses for the same command one of which is not valid. Justin mentioned that he's going to send you another unit to try. Please keep us posted. With kind regards, Michel

Hi atmarosi, I am not sure what you are trying to achieve by Synching. That's not what we should do. Instead, please do the following (step by step): 1. Z-Wave | Exclude/remove a Z-Wave Device ... once you see the dialog, use the instructions from your device to exclude it from ISY 2. Remove the node from ISY (if it's not automatically removed) 3. Z-Wave | Include a Z-Wave device With kind regards, Michel

Hello mlennox, Have you looked at your router's logs? That's where I would look at next. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Xathros, Teken, huddadudda, et. al: Thanks so very much for your kind words. Precisely the type of soothing words I would love to see at the end of a very long day. I must admit that my contributions are nothing compared to all the forum members who are always available and happy to help. I am quite proud to be a member of this community without which we wouldn't have been where we are now. Thank you all and with kind regards, Michel