Walrus

I'm using 5.0.14. Email used to work a long time ago, and then it just stopped. Default doesn't work either. My email is @outlook.com. I have the following settings in: smtp.office365.com User ID - my email Password - my email password Port 587 TLS checked Timeout I've tried 1,000 and 5,000 Testing doesn't give an error, but I don't receive an email. It's not going to junk. Help?

Fixed... right click on each device, go to diagnostics - query insteon engine. Fixed all my problems. I did that to every device and now all is working again.

Nothing works.. changing LED brightness turns on my lights. Changing the on level.. changes the LED brightness. Just downgraded to 3.3.6 and it's doing it too. I was still on 3.1.17 and everything was working.

A few weeks ago there was a windows update that no longer allows 512 bit strength certificates in IE. Go into the admin console and issue a new certificate with 1024 or 2048 bit certificate. Fixes the issue, guaranteed.

How does the 'For 1 hour' work? Wouldn't that keep turning the fan on for 1 hour? What turns the fan off? Shouldn't it be like this: If $iMonth <= 9 And $iMonth >= 5 And Time is 3:30:00AM Then Set 'Cold Cellar Fan' On Wait 1 hour Set 'Cold Cellar Fan' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

How do I have a program run from May to Sept only? I just installed a 105cfm fan in my cold cellar, and want to run it at 3am for 1 hour every night, May-Sept only.

See here: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=5880

What firewall or anti-virus software are you running if any? I had this problem with ESET NOD32.. had to turn off HTTP filtering

Thanks, but I realize that. I was letting LeeG know that there are in fact issues with adding devices manually and selecting a specific device type from the pulldown.

No rain today data for Canada? Or is that just because you hadn't received any?

I recently added 2 switchlinc relays 2476S this way, and they showed up as v.00. Because of this, not all functions of the switch were available. I couldn't make them beep, or control the LED brightness. I deleted the devices and re-added through 'start linking' and the functions became available. Thus.. only manually add devices if you absolutely have to, like motion sensors.

Thanks, I know about the alternate legs on a panel as you go down the breakers, the two switchlincs are on odd numbered breakers going down the panel, eg 1st and 9th breakers, PLM is on 7th breaker. My small system responds 100%. Maybe it is the floor. It's 18" porcelain tile, which is on top of a mortar bed with wire mesh. I'll try the extension cord to reposition the PLM. Now, if I use an AP to couple the phases, it would need to be in RF range of the PLM.

I have read through a number of posts, and haven't seen a clear answer on this. Background first: I have ISY, new dual band PLM, two switchlinc relays on the same leg/phase as the PLM, and a motion sensor. The PLM is plugged into a ceiling mounted plug in the basement, so the face of the sensor is pointing down at the floor. Does this affect the RF range, or does it send/receive in a round ball propagating out from the PLM? In the current orientation, almost all RF would go through the back of the unit. Motion sensor - on the main floor, I'm finding it needs to be within 12 feet max of where the PLM is in the basement, in other words, almost directly above it. Otherwise, ISY doesn't receive any motion updates, and the motion LED flashes repeatedly after motion is sensed because it isn't receiving ACK back from the PLM. I want to mount the motion sensor outside, to sense darkness level to turn on my outside lights. This will obviously be out of range of the PLM. If I buy an access point, does the access point need to be in RF range of the PLM (which isn't far) in order for the system to work properly? I don't need it to bridge phases, my two switchlincs are on the same phase as the PLM. I would make sure the AP is plugged into the same phase as well. I'm thinking it will work this way: Motion sensor sends RF dusk signal, AP picks it up and converts it to powerline insteon signal, which the PLM picks up. What happens now? Does the PLM send ACK signal back through both RF and powerline, just powerline (because it got it from powerline), or just RF (because it knows it needs to go to motion sensor)?? If the ACK just goes back through RF, then I would need an AP plugged in within RF range of the PLM, which isn't far. If it sends it through powerline, then the AP will pick it up and repeat it through RF to the motion sensor. I'm just trying to figure what all will be on my next purchase. ?

It's the dropdown then. I used address, description and not autodetect - I selected the device type. I just did this with my 2420M motion sension (which is the only way to add it) and it too shows up as v.00

Turns out I do have switchlincs with beep feature. My switchlincs were showing up as v.00, because I manually added them, by entering the device addresses, and picking 2476S switchlinc from the dropdown menu. That seems to be the problem. I deleted the devices, and added them back through 'start linking' instead, and pressing their set buttons. They now show up as v.3A, and the LED brightness button has appeared when I click on the device in the admin console. So, as a warning, if you add manually by entering the device address, you may not have the device added correctly. It could be because I chose the device type from the dropdown, I may have been ok to enter the device address and leave the device type as autodetect.