Michel Kohanim

robandcathy, Thanks so very much for the update. This is the first time I am hearing about this filter. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Steve, Yes, thank you. The problem is in the UI and it has been rectified in 2.7.10. With kind regards, Michel

Hello aanthony, Is there a specific reason that you would like to start fresh? The best way is: 1. Factory reset your ISY 2. File | Restore Modem (PLM) 3. Add you devices using the first option (remove existing links) With kind regards, Michel

Hi ergodic, ISY maintains a list of all PLMs previously used and Restore PLM searches all devices for any occurrence of any of those PLMs. So, if your PLM has not changed, none of the devices will be updated. With kind regards, Michel

Hi robfitz, Controlling the load of the same KPL from one of its sub buttons is supported only on newer KPLs (versions 2D and above). What's your KPL firmware version? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Steve, Thanks so very much for the feedback. It does seem that the logs are not updated properly. The normal behavior should be: If the status has not changed, nothing should be logged. We'll take a closer look. With kind regards, Michel

Hi tahoe, This is actually one of our requirements. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Ron, Not yet but shortly. With kind regards, Michel

jkraus, Unfortunately you have to go by date. The procedure is this: 1. Upgrade to 2.7.10 2. Restore your back up from 2.7.7 3. After reboot, ISY migrates everything for you With kind regards, Michel

Hi jkraus, I do not think ToggleLincs had the same firmware version numbers. With kind regards, Michel

Hi wwat, If you do not have a Brultech meter, then this section does not apply since: 1. Flex Your Power is California only 2. Open Auto DR is for commercial venues in some US states With kind regards, Michel

Hi ergodic, I think ISY AJAX (http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewforum.php?f=55) would work with Droid. Have you tried it? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Mark, Thanks so very much ... in the name column on the overview pane, what do you see? Is there a name associated with it? What happens when you double click the row on which this device is represented? With kind regards, Michel

Hi Mark, If you are going to replace it with another SWL, it would be best to use the replace function: 1. Right mouse click on the one that is not being removed 2. Choose the one to replace it with With kind regards, Michel

robandcathy, There was a small batch of SWL v35s which exhibited the same symptoms as you are describing: intermittent response to scenes, unreliable communications, and basically unpredictable behavior. When it comes to activating a scene, there's really not much that ISY does so I highly doubt that the bug is in 2.7.9. Of course, I would certainly appreciate it if you could go back to 2.7.7 (+ restoring your backup) and let us know if in fact the problems are 2.7.9 related. With kind regards, Michel

Hi AnthemAVM, I seriously doubt 2.7.9 is the problem: when your KPL blinks, it means that it cannot communicate with at least one responder for that button. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Dave, This procedure is only for the following condition: 1. Button A is in the same scene as some other button (say button C) from the SAME KPL 2. You wish to have button A turn OFF when button C (on the SAME KPL) is turned on For all other scenes for which Button A is a responder (and as long as the controller is not on the same KPL) you can do as you would with any other device. I hope this makes sense. With kind regards, Michel

upstatemike, You do not have to change these devices unless: 1. You have intermittent communication problems. Especially, if you have two devices in the same gangbox, one of which is SWL35, and the other is not. SWL 35 responds intermittently while the other one does not 2. Progressive worsening of overall communications amongst all devices If you do not have these issues, I wouldn't worry about it. Again, these problems only affected a small batch and the newer SWLs (even though v35) do not exhibit these issues. AnthemAVM, Please note that this is isolated to SwitchLinc (not KPL) v. 35. So, if you are having issues with your KPL, then I do not think we are talking about the same problem. Now, to figure out the version number, in the Admin Console click on a device, you will see the Address, the Type, and the Version number at top center of the screen. With kind regards, Michel

Hi again, thanks. I think that would be an excellent test. I am not sure why you cannot close your IOLinc but we'll take this one step at a time. First, we have to figure out why your KPLs blink ... once we have that resolved, then we'll figure out what else is going on with the setup. With kind regards, Michel

Hi ryarber, Apologies for not being more specific. The path is embedded in the Device name. i.e. Bedroom / Closet / Ceiling Light ... If you do not have any folders, then there will not be any path information. Just to make sure you are going to see the path information in your topology, please use http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/2.7.9 . With kind regards, Michel

ryarber, Sometimes these devices are in folders and thus you won't seem them under My Lighting. What I recommend is this: 1. Go to Tools | Topology 2. Check the topology for the address of the missing device 3. Check the right column and you will see the path to that device (if any) With kind regards, Michel

rlebel, thanks. I'll take a look at this right after we have 2.7.10 out (this is UI related and I do not want to delay 2.7.10 because of it). With kind regards, Michel

AnthemAVM, And odd question but I would have to ask: how difficult would it be for you to move your IOLinc closer to your KPL and retrying? If you do not see flashing lights, it means there's a problem with communications between the KPL and the IOLinc. With kind regards, Michel

Hi robandcathy, I would have them replaced. With kind regards, Michel

Hi trev, Windows compress/decompress does not work properly. You might want to use AllZip (free) or Winzip instead. With kind regards, Michel