MWareman

Are they network resources - or email notifications? I'm not sure why it would happen at all in email notifications - other than trying to reference a node that isn't there. You could try accessing the problem node thru the rest API and ensure its providing a .CLIHUM value.

This sounds like the symptom caused by having the 'Encode URL' option checked on network resources with substitution... Not sure why this would happen on email notifications....

Seems like it may be Amazon messing with things again...

Portal is up for me....

So far, I have not been successful getting the driver to install on Win10.... so I'm still using the XP VM. Put the Liquimask on a button (after removing the plastic protector) and etched my first button (text only). I have not removed the mask yet, because it seems I don't have access to any qtips to apply the color fill. That will be rectified tomorrow... It's tough to tell how well it came out yet though.. Michael.

I was a little suspicious of the driver the package installed, so I'm running it on an XP VM that I created for the purpose. It's safe though (after analysis) - and claims to run on Windows 10 as well....

Unboxed - and connected. Software installed - and - it's carving the template as I speak! On the third pass. I wonder how many passes it will take to go all the way thru...

On my way home with the engraver (I forgot that I had it shipped to work - so it arrived yesterday, but I only got it today). The experiment begins tonight! Thanks for all your tutorials. Michael.

Ahh, OK. Thanks for the clarification! I understand now... Michael.

If considering Mobilinc on Android - test it with Mobilinc Lite first. Personally, I'm frustrated by very slow performance, a failure to (quickly) determine if on wifi (for faster performance), and complete lack of plugin support. As Teken said, they added Tasker support to MobiLinc quite a while ago - and then development stalled - while the IOS version of Mobilinc marches on. I decided to cut my losses, and created my own interface in native Tasker. Others had developed their own UIs with iRule. Another option is to take HAD and run it on your own Raspberry Pi (or similar). It's open source, so you can modify it to your heart's content. Michael.

Michel, They accepted our wildcard! We have several ELB instances with a shared wildcard certificate assigned to them.... (I manage the certs and ELBs in our $60,000+/month AWS account...) Edit: Or you could use ACM to provision certs (free for ELB users). I believe this is only in US-East currently though, but it works very well. Michael.

I just checked - the current certificate is a RapidSSL certificate my the subject of 'my.isy.io' and a SAN of the same. NOT a wildcard. I could have sworn you USED to have an AlphaSSL wildcard on there? Michael.

I use the same CA for my personal stuff, and my wildcard was issued with a SAN field containing the 'naked' domain (without the *). This would take the browser supporting the SAN certificate (which not all do). I have not checked myself yet against my.ISY.io. OP: Which browser are you using? Have you tried other browsers? Did it behave the same?

I'm probably just going to do text on the buttons. My wife thinks the icons look 'fussy'. Hopefully, it arrives tomorrow in one piece!

Got a notice from DHL. My etcher arrives tomorrow! Some blank buttons arrived today, and my liquimask and color fill arrived a few days ago. Almost ready to experiment!

This is what I did - works well. The latest (MyQ) GDOs don't use the simple momentary short to operate technique of other systems. Another solution seems to be replacing the supplied wall switch with an older (non-MyQ) one. You'll lose the LCD and the ability to program it from the button though.

I have no doubt there are licenses you can buy that provide royalty free usage, and also authors that provide art with no restrictions - my main point is there are many, many different licenses, and its tough to know where the art came from when your given a file to duplicate. If UDI is hosting a collection on the Wiki - they need to take effort to ensure third party licenses are being complied with. The same is true wherever they are hosted. Copyright violation does not rely on there being a business transaction at all. Even duplicating the work for free is a violation of copyright. My app is an Android app for controlling the Elk thru the ISY module. Michael.

Foscams cannot send the necessary authorization header to trigger ISY actions. You need a device in between (like a Pi). Otherwise, everything else can be done.

Bear in mind, many (most?) of these are copyright and require payment (or other terms) to use - even personally in some cases. It's certainly bad for anyone else to use an icon with copyright attached when printing buttons for others. This is one of the main difficulties with a shared repository - how do we make sure all are either free to use and redistribute, or a friendly license (like creative Commons) that requires attribution.... It took me quite a while researching icons to find an icon for my app that had a verified license allowing its reuse without any restraints.

This. It works because if the sensor closes the 'wait' is aborted, and you won't get an email.

It was extremely sensitive to glitches in the 24vac power caused by the HVAC cycling on and off - it would keep switching into the 'economy' mode and setting back the temperature - with no way to detect and reset the setting on the ISY. Smarthome replaced the thermostat 3 times before effectively telling me it's a flawed design - and they refunded me. Your milage may vary!

Mine is coming from Hong Kong, and I got the open frame 500mw version.

Yes, DHL Global Mail Parcel Direct. They gave a two week window for delivery...

Thank you! Got a Shipping notification on my etcher....[emoji14]

The Wiki seems to be a good place for this - if Michel does not object. I would hazard a guess that Michel would want contributes to confirm submitted graphics are of our own creation (or of an origin with a right to redistribute) though - and indicate that they have a right to redistribute (for the self created art) or a link to the origin (for art under creative commons or similar). Also - do you happen to know the pixel size of the larger buttons? Michael.