Michel Kohanim

Hi bellias, This usually happens when the PLM sends two ACKs instead of one. It's usually benign and happens most often with RF devices. With kind regards, Michel

Hi jerlands, Yes, this feature was added in 2.7.8 and above which basically ensures that either all device writes are written to the device OR you will get an 0101 green icon so that you can retry writing to the device (ISY retries every time you make a change). The other feature is Batch mode in the PRO series. In short, you can do all your configuration in batch, and then click the Batch button and have ISY write all the configuration changes to the devices. With kind regards, Michel

Hello ryarber, So would I!!! I am not sure if they are competing with Zigbee SEP ... in California, more than 5 million smart meters have been installed that provide energy utilization amongst other things. We actually do have a product, called Orchestrator, that natively communicates with Smart Meters! With kind regards, Michel

Hi Terry, Apologies for a tardy reply ... we are off on Saturdays. We'll try to get to the bottom of this over the weekend. You are correct: Mem/Error means that your ISY is not connected to the network. The most important test would be to look at the LEDs on the Network Jack on ISY. One of them should be steady green and the other one should blink intermittently. If your ISY is connected through a switch to your router, then you might want to try and connect it directly to the router and observe whether or not there are any changes. Please do keep us posted and we'll find a solution. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Wes, Thanks so very much for your help. Indeed appreciated. Mitch, one more thing about your computer/Admin Console: would you please let me know what firewall software you have? Thanks and with kind regards, Michel

Hi Wes, Thanks so very much for looking into this and I think you are right on. As far as -5012, perhaps you can use IsSubscribed service to make sure you are still subscribed before unsubscribing. I think that would alleviate some or most of the issues. Thanks again and with kind regards, Michel

Hi Rich, What you have is correct with one exception: you have to use From 7AM to 8PM otherwise your program will stop in the middle at about 7:10. With kind regards, Michel

Hi mitch236, Thanks so very much for the update. Again, although benign, but this is not a good use of logs. I am going to send Wes a link to this post and together we are going to figure out what's causing the error. Your suspicions are correct: while ISY is sending the events, MobiLinc is closing the connection. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Tim, Thank you so very much for the confirmation. I have logged this as a bug and we shall have it fixed in our next release. With kind regards, Michel

io_guy, I love putty ... it's a life saver especially when dealing with SSH. With kind regards, Michel

Hello junkycosmos, Thanks so very much for the feedback. Do you actually get and can set a different timeout value for each zone (except zone 1)? With kind regards, Michel

Hi mitch236, First I would have to emphasize that this is not an ISY bug and therefore there's nothing to fix. The fact that you have so many of them, although benign and can be ignored, is a little troublesome for me. I would like to find the root cause so I need to know: 1. How many MobiLinc applications do you have? 2. Are they all local? 3. Do they go to sleep on their own? Do you think there's a correlation between when your iPhone/iPod goes to sleep and these errors? 4. Do you have any other clients such as HomeSeer/mControl/etc.? With kind regards, Michel

Hi someguy, This basically means that your router does NOT support UPnP and therefore ISY cannot automatically enable internet access for you. In this case, make sure you have disabled it (File | Disable Internet Access) and instead use manual port forwarding the instructions for which you will find here: http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... o_Your_ISY With kind regards, Michel

mitch236, As we have discussed before, the best way to figure out where they come from is by disabling your iPhone/iPod applications. If they do not happen again, then rest assured the problem is that they are not unsubscribing gracefully. As far as this being normal, well, the amount you have is NOT normal. With kind regards, Michel

Hi bktong, Good catch ... the problem is when you do not have any recipients, the file size is 0. This has to be fixed such that the file is deleted. With kind regards, Michel

Hello jerlands, Folders do not need any conditions for the programs therein to run. You would only add conditions to folders when you want the programs in the folder to run based on some constraint. Say, for example, you can have a Christmas folder for which the condition is the dates for Christmas. In this case, the programs in the Christmas folder run IF and ONLY IF it's Christmas. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Moshe, Yes, you would be able to use the same button to activate a scene in your programs. With kind regards, Michel

Hello bktong, This is indeed very odd. This is what I recommend: 1. Clear your Java cache; please note that Java cache is not going to be cleared UNLESS all your browser windows are closed 2. Retry. If it fails again: a. Telnet and log in to ISY b. Issue RF [the name of the offending file] This action will remove that file which means that you will have to recreate your recipients OR if you are already on the Email tab, simply click the save again. With kind regards, Michel

Hi mitch236, I do not see anything except thermostats and the Query All program. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Moshe, Got it. No, you cannot use else since, in the case of If Status bedroom 1 is not off Or Status bedroom 2 is not off Or Status bedroom 3 is not off Else will be true as soon as only "one" of them is off. What you want is when ALL of them are off and thus the AND conjunction. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Moshe, How do the bedroom lights turn on/off? i.e. do they have their own switch. If so, why not use a scene where all of them (including your KPL button) are controllers? In any case, you want something like this If Status bedroom 1 is not off Or Status bedroom 2 is not off Or Status bedroom 3 is not off .... Then Set the-scene-containing-your-kpl On And, you would want the opposite for Off If Status bedroom 1 is off AND Status bedroom 2 is off AND Status bedroom 3 is off .... Then Set Set the-scene-containing-your-kpl Off With kind regards, Michel

Hi mitch236, Please post the segment of the log relating to this + 5 records before/after. With kind regards, Michel

Hello upstatemike, As of late, we have noticed that when you are adding an RL to ISY, if you use any of the 1-6 buttons to get OUT of programming mode, then that button does not report its status to ISY. With kind regards, Michel

Hello geekinc, Is it really your ELK IP address or your ISY IP address? If ELK IP address, then it means that your router is either assigning the same IP to both ISY and ELK or that either one of these devices are sharing the same IP address. Can you try unplugging M1XEP and see if you still have this issue? With kind regards, Michel

Hello mflieger, Before any of the programs working, you have to make sure that ISY actually "hears" the button presses on your RL. As such, please open the Tools | Diagnostics | Event Viewer, change the level to 3, then click each and every one of your RL buttons and let me know if you see any "DON" or "DOF" records. If not, I strongly recommend removing the RL from ISY, doing a factory reset on it, and then add it back in. Please do ensure that you do NOT use any of the 1..6 buttons to take the RL out of programming mode since, by doing so, that button will never report its status to ISY. With kind regards, Michel