Michel Kohanim

C Martin, How about the INSTEON thermostat itself? Not that inexpensive but it would surely do the job. With kind regards, Michel

Hello Tyler Electric, Please read this post: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=1264 at the end of which there's a solution. With kind regards, Michel

bhlonewolf, Please see my comments below. With kind regards, Michel The status is predicted by ISY and thus no query is done unless explicitly issued by the user. I am not sure I understand what you mean by "extended on the ISY" ... you can have 300-1000 programs (depending on the model) all of which could have multiple waits. Waits do NOT stop the execution of other programs nor ISY. They simply schedule the program to be run after the wait period.

Hello mcrean, Column sorting is a native feature only available in Java 6 ... so, Java 6 is not even running in Firefox? That's a shame. To answer your question, when we started ISY, column sorting was not a feature and thus we implemented it ourselves. Unfortunately, it'll be a little difficult to do the same with programs without having to change a big portion of the table. If this is a necessity, then we will implement it but I must admit that it will not have a very high priority. With kind regards, Michel

Hello bhlonewolf, Please see my comments below. With kind regards, Michel Yes Yes Not yet! Working on it but it has a low priority Thx!

Mark, This is awesome! Thanks so very much and with kind regards, Michel

Dave, Thanks so very much for sharing. I really do appreciate it. With kind regards, Michel

James, Apart from the IR input capability (99i/IR) and extra memory on the PRO only, ISY-26 and 99i have the same exact functionality. 99i is the replacement for 26. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, If you have 2.6.4, then this really sounds like a timeout issue. Please try increasing the HTTPS timeout. With kind regards, Michel

Dear Mr. Reed, Thanks so very much for taking the time and submitting this post. We do appreciate it. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Michael, Do get this consistently and in the same manner as Dave is experiencing? With kind regards, Michel

AnthemAVM, Have you recently changed your firewall software? If so, please take a look at this forum for resolution: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewforum.php?f=3 With kind regards, Michel

Dave, My pleasure! Support for mobile devices is our top most priority. With kind regards, Michel

Dave, Thanks so very much for the update. This is indeed very strange. I would really like to know if anyone else is experiencing these issues with BB. With kind regards, Michel

Dave, This is indeed quite strange. Please do be kind enough to increase your HTTPS timeout in the shell (CWT) 50% and let me know the outcome. Thanks and with kind regards, Michel

Hi Dave, Please note that ISY puts a one second delay between your request and when ISY actually refreshes your BB with the current status. So, if you keep trying on/off within a second, then you will make all the subsequent attempts timeout since ISY locks you out. The second issue might be that possibly ISY is too sensitive for your BB gateway. As such, you can adjust the HTTPS timeout value by issuing CWT in the shell (telnet to your ISY, login, and then issue CWT). Please note that adjusting this to a very high value might have a negative impact since ISY will wait the "timeout" value to get all the information from your gateway (if it does not sense the end of transmission). With kind regards, Michel

Hi Dave, Would you be kind enough to try the same with a scene? Thanks and with kind regards, Michel

Hi Mark, Let's do email ... I think this project is going to be a little more involved: 1. Ability to load "user" filesets into ISY 2. Ability to associate a client (based on user agent) to each fileset As far as callbacks, we will have to use HTML since otherwise you will have to use the devkit and web services. With kind regards, Michel

Hi Mark, Thanks so very much! I am not sure what that entails: why are for loops needed if this is a CSS only? We are adding diagnostics tools in the next release and, as such, I might not have enough time to include this in the next drop. If you wish, you can send me the files, I'll review them, and we'll figure out what to do with them. Thanks again so very much, With kind regards, Michel

az1324, Thanks so very much. Let's see what we can do ... With kind regards, Michel All user agent info here

upstatemike, We do not yet have printing capabilities for programs but you can export My Programs (with all the sub folders/programs) by right mouse clicking on My Programs and then choose export. With kind regards, Michel

DEGoodrich, Yes, you can use your own domain; simply use https://your.domain.com:port I suggest using port 4343 but it's totally up to you. As long as you do not use well known ports (80, 443, 23, 25, etc.) you should be OK. With kind regards, Michel Thanks. I forgot to ask, I have my own domain. Is there a way I can use it, instead of that? I think it does, because when I installed the router, my Guide Data would not update. So I had to open the ports. If I change the ports on the ISY, what number do I use? It did not help.

Mark, thanks so very much, az1324/Mark, do you guys know the user agent header for iPhone/iTouch mobile Safari? With kind regards, Michel

Hello All, I just wanted to let you know that our next Beta release will include diagnostic utilities to read PLM and Device tables from within the Admin Console. With kind regards, Michel

Hello DEGoodrich, My comments below. With kind regards, Michel For 2.6.1 and above the format is: https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/ If the media center opens the same port on your router, then yes. But I assume media center actually goes out to the internet to grab that data and not the other way around (data coming to the MCE from the internet). In any case, whatever you do, please always use the HTTPS protocol and if port 443 is used by another device, please use CWP (in the shell) to change your HTTPS port. Please do be kind enough to clear your Java cache and let me know.