Michel Kohanim

Hi SunSentry, Thanks so very much for the feedback and so sorry it took us so long to get it working. With kind regards, Michel

OverloadUT, We had to disable long file names because it increased RAM usage by almost 200%. Network resources/web server functionality accounts for less than 1% ISY features and as such, regardless of how many years long file names have been around, it makes no sense to sacrifice memory for this function. With kind regards, Michel

Hello kjbbasic, That's really odd. I do recommend removing one from ISY, factory reset, and then add it back in. If that does not work either, then I will have no choice but to suspect either defective units OR the firmware behavior for the thermostat was changed without notice to us. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Ken, You do not have to do double sign on. You can use the application (http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/3.3.5/admin.jnlp) which should put an icon on your desktop. Once that's done, click on the Add button in ISY Finder and then enter your ISY's httpS URL. Hi SunSentry, The difference between http/https is that ISY allows for more un-acked packets in HTTPS. We shall take a look as it seems that this problem happens much more often in the presence of firewall software. By the way, how are the new UI Themes working out in 3.3.5? With kind regards, Michel

Hello bktong, I do not think it would be efficient use of your time trying to debug through the forum. Unless you wish to continue on the forum, I strongly suggest contacting our tech support and scheduling a remote session (link below). Are you using the website URL or ISY's URL? With kind regards, Michel

Hello dec3169, The fact that ISY could hear events from your SWL even though it had not been registered in ISY is extremely troubling. In fact it should be impossible otherwise you have found a security hole (PLM must NOT pass traffic for devices which are not linked to it). So, this brings me back to LeeG's excellent observation: in all likelihood your PLM is full. Furthermore I venture to say that perhaps you are using an old PLM that at one point was linked to your SWL. Hello kjbbasic, It usually take a minute before you get temperature readings. Are you saying that you are not getting and readings whatsoever? With kind regards, Michel

Hi bktong, What operating system and 32 or 64 bits? With kind regards, Michel

Hi raydoc, Here are the instructions: http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index ... PnP_Router With kind regards, Michel

Hello eataft, Please do the following: 1. Go to http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/admin.jnlp ... this should bring up an ISY Finder dialog 2. In the dialog, click on the Add button and then enter the https URL for your ISY 3. Close everything 4. If step#1 didn't install an icon on your desktop, then redo #1. Otherwise, click on the icon and choose the https entry If using https gives you better results, then the problem is certainly the firewall you have. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Kentinada, Aren't you given a dialog to choose the destination folder? With kind regards, Michel

Hi paauto: Please review this post: http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index ... te_Install With kind regards, Michel

Hello mitch236, Yes, only TCP. It's quite possible that the router has reserved port 443 for itself? With kind regards, Michel

Hi jmed999, unfortunately I do not understand the question. Would you please rephrase? With kind regards, Michel

Hello dpower, I recommend the following: 1. Make sure you have Java 1.7 installed 2. Make sure you clear your Java cache 3. Go to http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/admin.jnlp With kind regards, Michel

Hi Ron, What is SM120x? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Rich, If you have 994iZ series, then you can use RCS TZ45 Zigbee thermostats. They are really good but really expensive. We have not had a lot of issues with Venstar thermostats. With kind regards, Michel

Hello CopyRon, Please do not remove that scene. It's for Open ADR which is a new energy management standard. With kind regards, Michel

Hi telljcl, Yes, that's it and we have to change the modules installed and convert them from Zigbee to ZWave (on line). With kind regards, Michel

Hello telljcl, Zigbee/ZWave are either/or things. So, if you really want to use ZWave, you will have to throw away your Zigbee radio when ZWave is ready. I do not have an ETA but it should be very soon. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Ken, thank you. One cannot really disable firewalls since they get themselves hooked up at the lowest layers. High level functions may be disabled but all the packet filtering rules stay put even if you disable them. What you need to ensure is that indeed Kaspersky has the correct IP for your ISY. With kind regards, Michel

Hi telljcl, If you are looking to support ZWave devices, then you should NOT get 994iZ ... you should get 994i series and then wait for our Zigbee expansion/dongle which plugs into 994i. We will only support RCS ZWave thermostats in our initial release. With kind regards, Michel

mitch236, No, you should never open port 80; that's completely insecure. Are you sure port 443 is not forwarded to something else in your house? With kind regards, Michel

Hi KenN, What's your operating system including 32 vs. 64 bit? Have you tried https instead of http? If it works with https, then the problem is Kaspersky. With kind regards, Michel

Hello foxcob, Can you tell me whether or not you are still having problems? I suspect that your Java cache has not been cleared and perhaps you are not on the right UI (http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/3.3.5/admin.jnlp). With kind regards, Michel

Hi jmwking, I strongly recommend replacing your PLM as well. If you indeed have Access Points (not SignaLincs), those should be OK. With kind regards, Michel