Michel Kohanim

Hello hbsh01, Just got them today. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Tim, thanks so very much. Please do let me know if we can be of any assistance. Thanks again and with kind regards, Michel

Hi stillen_i30, Just to be sure, did you follow the instructions here to add your ML: http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... orningLinc With kind regards, Michel

Hello apostolakisl, Any reason why you are not using a group for emails? The way you have it now means ISY will send separate emails for each recipient. With a group, it's just a cc to all. With kind regards, Michel

Hi glase, Can you tell me what port forwarding rules you have? It seems that 443 is used by your router for remote management. So, we will have to port forward to a different port. Is it 44433? If so, what do you get when you to to https://75.xx.xx.xx:44433 on your browser? With kind regards, Michel

Hello smontclair, Please contact sales@universal-devices.com and we'll try to help as much as we can to get you back up and running. With kind regards, Michel

Hello stillen_i30, Two comments: 1. The way you have your program is correct and you do not need variables 2. Instead of having 4 Notification entries (which means ISY is going to send 4 different emails), simply add all four emails to one group (Configuration | Email & Notifications). You can have as many recipients as you wish per group. This way, ISY will send only one email and put all recipients on copy. Then you can have different groups for different scenarios As far as variables, my rule is this: 1. You need to count something 2. You need an event that is not directly tied into status of devices or other events With kind regards, Michel

Hello Exten, The main hint for you is that Wait and Repeat can be interrupted. This means that if you have a Wait statement and if the condition turns to false, then the Wait is interrupted and the program exists. So, you might want something like this: If [Your time condition] And Status Coffee Pot is not Off Then Repeat Every Minute Send Notification to xx content yy With kind regards, Michel

Hello hlaiii, That's not surprising! We'll have to take a closer look and see why the option does not remain checked. With kind regards, Michel

Hello glase, Can you get to https://75.xx.xx.xx on your browser? With kind regards, Michel

Hello mydod, Yes, 994 series is packed with energy management features such as Open ADR, support for multiple Brultech ECM1240s, flex alert. On the other hand, if you already have a ZWave thermostat, it would best to wait for our ZWave solution. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Xathros, Looks good! With kind regards, Michel

Hi glase, Two recommendations: 1. Go to http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/admin.jnlp ... this will install an icon for the Admin Console. When Admin Console comes up, minimize it, then go to ISY Finder, click on the Add button and then enter the remote IP address (i.e. https://your.isp.ip.address). Click OK and then close the Admin Console. Restart the Admin Console again by using the icon on your desktop and then double click on the https entry 2. You can use MobiLinc Connect module which bypasses your router altogether With kind regards, Michel

Hi Exten, To register for beta, please go to: http://sales.universal-devices.com/my-account and register. With kind regards, Michel

Hi smontclair, Unfortunately I think the network chip is gone. Have you tried: 1. Using a different cable? 2. Try a different port on the router? With kind regards, Michel

Hi mydod, INSTEON thermostats are compatible with ISY. If you have 994iZ, then RCS TZ45s are also compatible. With kind regards, Michel

Hi mydod, ISY does not support ZWave (yet). With kind regards, Michel

Hi Exten, What happens if you put two lines in between the two? We have had this issue with another ISP in Canada and unfortunately we couldn't find a workaround. With kind regards, Michel

Hello firebladeRR1k, Yes, absolutely. It just requires a lot of noise from our customers! With kind regards, Michel

Hello firebladeRR1k, This requirement has been on our plate for a long while now. The main issue is that, due to its low priority, it keeps going to the bottom of the list. In short, it's something we will have to do but I just don't have an ETA. With kind regards, Michel

Hello jareed101, Electricity configuration tab is moved to 994 series and it's only use are for the following (none related to iMeter): 1. Smart Meter communications in case of 994iZS 2. Communications with Brultech meters 3. Open ADR which is only used for commercial sites With kind regards, Michel

Hello hbsh01, Hopefully in the next drop. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Xathros, The only problem I see is the likelihood for infinite loop. This said, you should give it a try and let us know as well! And, I though I was the only one talking to myself!!! With kind regards, Michel

Hi smontclair, In addition to quite important question from Brian H, if your ISY was setup with a static IP address then, in all likelihood, after the reboot of the router some other device got that IP and thus you have an IP conflict. If you have a good backup, the best thing to do would be to factory reset ISY (http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... ur_ISY-99i). This will put ISY back on DHCP. When you can connect to your ISY again and when you are restoring your backup, you will be presented with a dialog for Network Configuration. Please make sure you do NOT let ISY restore the network configuration from the backup. Also, if your backup is from 3.1.6, in all likelihood it's corrupted. Please do make sure you have a good backup. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Paul, Thank you and quite a valid theory. It appears that the bug was in our code and it has already been fixed in the next code drop. Thanks again for all your input and especially the logs as they were quite invaluable in helping us find the root cause. With kind regards, Michel