Michel Kohanim

Hello copperstar, My pleasure. We are currently testing IOLinc and it seems to be reliable. There will also be TriggerLinc in January. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Steve, If you can give us remote access to your ISY, perhaps we can try and debug remotely. If you would like, send your URL to support@universal-devices.com. With kind regards, Michel

Hello jdva, This is excellent information and you are 100% correct: if we can make it even a little more iPhone friendly, then it would be great. One request: would it be possible for you to send us a static page (with devices and scenes) and with the parameters you used to get the desired effects? Then, all we have to do is to check for the user agent and present the same structure. I would sincerely appreciate it. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Michaelv, If you have IRLinc, then it would be much easier to use IRLinc as each button acts just like a button on any regular switch. For instructions/tutorial on setting up IR with ISY, please peruse the links under documentation here: http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... es_INSTEON With kind regards, Michel

Hello copperstar, Apologies for not maintaining this post up to date. We have not had any success in getting any of the EZIO devices to work reliably and consistently with ISY. We are going to spend another week (and through trial and error) to figure out if we can find a process that works with the majority of EZIO devices (if not all). With kind regards, Michel

Hello Michael, Do/Did you have anything devices in your scene? With kind regards, Michel

Hello Mr. Sullivan, I do apologize for the inconvenience. If you are not seeing any 5xxxx, then I suspect you do not have your gmail account set for POP/SMTP access. Please login to your gmail account, click on Settings, and then click on POP/SMTP. Make sure POP is enabled. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Michael, For each learned code, there should be one node on your Admin console. Once all the codes are learned, you can simply drag and drop them into scenes as controllers; just like a KeypadLinc button. If you are not familiar with Scenes, perhaps this article will of some value: http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... h_tutorial With kind regards, Michel

JT, Hello and I am so very sorry to hear and I do take the blame for not having that information more readily available. Unfortunately, the only thing you can use is a USB to serial (not the other way around) converter which is not yet in the market. With kind regards, Michel

upstatemike, Is the link count on the PLM 587 or 1383? This is getting to be too mysterious! 1. You have the correct links in both the SWL and the PLM 2. It cannot be noise/distance related as they are plugged right into your PLM 3. The number of links in your PLM is 587 So, this leads me to believe that the SWL is not sending the status to the PLM. Would you be kind enough to go to Tools->Diagnostics->Event Viewer, change level to 2, and click on your SWL. Please let me know if you see any traffic whatsoever. Thanks and with kind regards, Michel Ok the link count is 567 (1383?) PLM address is 09.37.DC The switch has a link E2 01 09.37.DC 00 00 01 The switch address is 09.FA.C7 The PLM has a link A2 01 09.FA.C7 02 0A 2C

Hi to_lighter, You are right! Please go to program summary, click on that program, and have it Run If. This will jump start the program. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Eric, Thanks so very much. This information is quite invaluable in trying to find compatibility issues. Also, I wanted to let everyone know that the most difficult part of implementing i2 is now under control. We shall survive! With kind regards, Michel

me23, Thanks so very much for the update. In case of mobile phones, there's also another variable which is the Webserver timeout (CWT in the shell). You might want to increase it if you still experience connectivity issues with your LG Dare. With kind regards, Michel

FLBoy and Brian H, Thanks so very much for your input. This has now been added as bug and shall be tracked as such. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Jim, We are working on it as an optional module. As you can imagine, things get a little more complicated as soon as the URLs can be "POST"ed and PUT in addition to GET. But, we are working on it. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Gary, We are now trying to figure out how to support EZIO again as everything seems to be broken. Once we have this fixed, We will have the capabilities which will allow you to set the timers in EZIO. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michaelv, It's quite simple: Go to Link Management -> Add a Button to IRLinc and follow the instructions on the screen. It's always best if you start fresh (Remove existing links). With kind regards, Michel

Hi DEGoodrich, Due to limited resources, we are still awaiting someone to develop an iPhone app for us! With kind regards, Michel

Hi to_lighter, All you need is the Wait (every 5 minutes) in the Action part of your program. Your condition could be anything you wish: i.e. from 5 AM to 5 PM. etc. I am sure you do not need dummy variable just to run a program every 5 minutes. With kind regards, Michel

upstatemike, Come to think of it, you have a very large installation. The last time we checked, you had about 900 links in your PLM. One way to test is: 1. Go to Tools->Diagnostics->Show Device Link Table 2. Choose your SWL 3. Click on Start and then click Ok on the subsequent dialog 4. Look for E2 01 N.N.N 00 00 1 where N.N.N is your PLM id (Tools->Diagnostics->PLM Info/Status) If you do NOT find this record, the we either have a bug in ISY or ISY was not able to write this record into your PLM. If you do have this record, then the problem is either the PLM or the switch itself (we have ruled out noise, right). To see if it's not the PLM, please 1. Go to Tools->Show PLMs Link Table, click on Start 2. Look for A2 01 M.M.M WW KK 1 where M.M.M is your SWL's address and WW and KK are immaterial 3. Click on the Count button to see how many records you have If you do not find this record, then in all likelihood you have a defective PLM or one which overwrites others. With kind regards, Michel

GDN, Our pleasure. Please do keep us posted. With kind regards, Michel

Hello aLf, We'll do all we can to support both: in computer science/programming, there's nothing you cannot do; it's just how ugly the solution will look (it's going to be a little ugly inside our code). With kind regards, Michel

Hello me23, d_l already provided you with great info on question #2. As far as question #1, ISY is not privy to anything you do manually. As such, would you be kind enough to redo the same thing within ISY? With kind regards, Michel

Hi upstatemike, Unfortunately, I do not have that information. With kind regards, Michel

Hi someguy, Can you send us your remote URL? or, if you wish, please call our tech support line and we'll try to fix it over the phone (818-631-0333). With kind regards, Michel