Michel Kohanim

Hello apostolakisl, Bitwise operations have been there since day 1. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Harold, For Windows 8, you must be in Desktop mode to be able to do anything with Java. As such, here are my recommendations: 1. Make sure you have Java installed 2. Switch to Desktop mode 3. Go to http://isy.universal-devices.com/99i/admin.jnlp ... the browser will ask you what you would like to do with it, please choose Open. If you are using Chrome, you will see admin.jnlp downloaded to bottom left corner of your browser. Click on it With kind regards, Michel

Hello isyrocks, Unfortunately you are correct. Please do send an email to sales@Universal-devices.com and we'll do our best to accommodate. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Taner, Unfortunately we do not have any plans for those options in Admin Console. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Joe, Unfortunately you cannot do that now the reason for which were a) not enough demand and RFXCOM only had USB devices. This said, we are working on a few enhancements which will allow easier integration with ISY form a 3rd party perspective. I am crossing my fingers that we should have something quite exciting by the beginning of next year. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, In your scenario where the leak happened during an outage of the ISY - the status will not be known by the ISY. In this state - if the leak sensor triggers a leak again - will the ISY know right away (I suspect this is the case)? Or will it have to wait for the heartbeat before leaks will be detected? I think the latter. Or, at the least, that was my experience with it Basically, this is a Control that's sent every 24 hours. So, you would have a program that checks for this Control and waits 24 hours. If you do not hear it within 24 hours, then you can assume something is wrong Precisely!

Hi Doug, Just sent you an email. I think it's the SD Card that has come loose. With kind regards, Michel

Hello rickbase1, Unfortunately you cannot do that at the moment but this is something we are actively working on. With kind regards, Michel

Hi jpjoe, Definitely future plan. With kind regards, Michel

Hi binaryman, I am sure we had to remove those conditions from programs. MorningLinc can never be a controller. Furthermore - and in addition to not knowing the status - we cannot even query the status of the MorningLinc. In short, you can NEVER trust what ISY is reporting as status for this device. And, therefore, we had no choice but to remove the condition from programs. Once we have Z-Wave, I think it'll be very important for you to consider Z-Wave solutions instead. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Greg, thanks. Please do keep us posted. With kind regards, Michel

Hi binaryman, Please try the following UI and let me know if you get it back: http://isy.universal-devices.com/99i/3.3.10 I remember that we had to take it out because of security issues. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Chelmite, I enjoyed and found myself agreeing with your treatise on KPL button statuses. Unfortunately you cannot do the former. For the latter (toggle vs. non-toggle), click on one of the nodes of the KPL and then click on Buttons Toggle Mode button at the bottom of the screen.This allows you to change the toggle mode behavior for each of the buttons. With kind regards, Michel

Hi binaryman, In what version of ISY were you able to see the status of MorningLinc in programs? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Joe, my pleasure and with pleasure! With kind regards, Michel

Hi johnnyt, The best thing to do would be to use our debug version (pretty stable). With kind regards, Michel

Hi Taner and Greg, I can definitively tell you that the problem is that INSTEON messages are corrupted in transit and then translated as On by any devices that's on the path (from PLM). What you need to do is: If you have any programs that change the status of a backlight button on KPL, make sure they are no loops or make sure there are delays between each activation. If those buttons are activated because of a previous event form another device, such as a motion sensor, make sure there's a delay between the program becoming true and the KPL backlight scene being activated The above two will dramatically reduce the number of occurrences (reducing collision between traffic going on and traffic coming into the PLM). With kind regards, Michel

Hi Xathros, It's quite possible since we removed UPnP subscription from ISY in 3.3.10. Everyone on the Developer's list was notified but apparently not AtHome. I think that's the crux of the problem. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Joe, If you are planning to also have some Z-Wave devices, then you will have to choose between energy monitoring and Z-Wave i.e. you can either have Zigbee OR Z-Wave. If Z-Wave integration is more important, then you should just get the regular 994. If Energy Monitoring is more important, then 994i Z series would be the right choice. Integration with Davis Weather Station and others can be done on both once we have the functionality. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Taner, There has been other report of this issue and thus far the problem seems to be related to INSTEON traffic being misconstrued as group 255 (all). Question Do you happen to have a program that checks the condition of a Motion Sensor and then changes the status of a KPL button (through a scene)? If so, please try putting a delay between the change in status and then the activation of the button. With kind regards, Michel

Hi jtara92101, Usually, this works: 1. Remove Java 1.7 completely 2. Go to software update and make sure your existing Java 1.6 is up to date 3. Reinstall Java 1.7 With kind regards, Michel

Hi johnnyt, Xathros has a valid point. And, since there are two other reported issues with clock on 4.0.5 (even though unrelated), it would be great if you could contact us so that we can have a debug version installed and monitor what's going on. With kind regards, Michel

jtara92101, Dashboard URL is: http://isy.universal-devices.com/99i/dashboard.jnlp . With kind regards, Michel

jtara92101, Dashboard URL is: http://isy.universal-devices.com/99i/dashboard.jnlp . With kind regards, Michel

Hi johnnyt, In addition to suggestions by apostolakisl, please check your logs for any anomalies related to the reported time. With kind regards, Michel