MWareman

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.

As an FYI - I've decided to try LiquaMask (http://www.laserbits.com/laser-supplies/liquamask.html) instead of the tape. Much cheaper for small quantities. And again - *Thank You* to @marcin for all the info!! We need to write this up on the Wiki... Michael.

I didn't think it was possible to even do the first without being the second...

I've ordered one... . Only issue is they take a while when they have to take a boat from Hong Kong.... Now to order a bunch of blanks!

That is *awesome*! These appear to be <$100 shipped from Hong Kong. Did you get the 300mw or 500mw version (I wonder if it matters for this)? Would you be able to share any suggestions as to settings?

Michel, Does the execution engine not even know the ID of the program at execution time - such that it at least could be added to log entries? Michael.

Yep. Uncheck the sense reverse, and I suspect your issue will be solved. If you need to flip the sense - change your mag sensor wiring.

Just in case: Make sure you don't have the IOLinc 'sense reverse' option enabled. If you do, when a query runs you'll get an inverse reading, since the reverse only reverses the notification, not the query result.

In that case, yes. Do a 'Restore PLM'. It could be that the PLM lost its link records, meaning it will ignore incoming status updates. The ISY will re-write the link records that it knows should be there. The reason for the prior question - if you ran a 'Delete' - then the ISY will remove all link records across all devices - meaning the only thing you can do is a restore from before - or manually re-link all devices.

Did you by chance do a 'Delete PLM' as part of your rebuilding? (If not, don't! - if you did - it explains your symptoms)

Mine arrived at home earlier.... On my way there now..

Mine says 'Shipping Today' - but - 'Arriving April 8th'... Strange.

Pushover is an app available on IOS and Android that allows you to send push notifications to your device over Apples or Google's push infrastructure. All about how to use the Network Module to send these is explained on the Wiki... http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-99i_Series_INSTEON:Networking:Mobile_Notification

No - it dosn't since the devices don't even tell the PLM about manual links, there is no way for the ISY to learn about these.

A reboot caused the Portal to report online again... I would guess some back-end process got kicked on the Portal - but none of our ISYs knew they had to re-register.

In my.isy.io - my ISY shows: My ISY is still 4.4.5. However, when I send REST commands via the ISY Portal - the ISY receives them... ?? In the admin console - the portal shows 'Online' and 'Registered'. The entire portal UI thinks my ISY is offline though... even though REST commands via the Portal are still working. Not sure what this all means - but it seems to be a false indication on the portal itself...

Mobilinc Connect is only a Skill... So the language is 'Alexa, ask Moby link to turn on xx'. ISY Portal supports a skill ('Alexa, ask Izzy to turn on xx') and the native Connected Home API ('Alexa, turn on xx'). The Connected Home API has limited devices it can control, but I find it a significant benefit. ISY Portal also extends your ISY functionality by adding the services of the Network Module. A Mobilinc Connect subscription does not do this. If your Nephew is an Android user - the pros/cons end there. However, if your Nephew is an IOS user there are features available with Mobilinc Connect that ISY Portal does not support (push notifications I believe). However, that can easily be mitigated because the ISY Portal subscription also adds the 'Network Module' - and this allows you to setup Pushover or Pushbullet notifications instead (which are likely more flexible than native Mobilinc Connects push notifications). Michael.

Can you post all programs involved? I suspect you may have a trigger loop in there somewhere (I'm always suspect when we encounter wait commands). As otherwise mentioned - a level 3 log when the even occurs will also shed some light on goings on.

I had this happen when I had a network resource calling http://127.0.0.1 (to loop back and call itself). This isn't supported, and can cause the IP stack to behave like this. Check to make sure that any network resources calling back to the ISY are using the actual IP of the ISY rather than 127.0.0.1. Alternatively, very tight loops and/or recursive programs triggering can cause the ISY to become unresponsive as well. Something else to check for.

Can you post the actual program? What happens if you manually 'RunThen' the suspect program? Does it generate multiple alerts then?

If you are simply pasting the URL into a browser - the replacement would be done automatically... Some products might need the replacement though... Either way - glad it was helpful!

URL is: https://my.isy.io/api/voice/spoken/nodes?uuid=<UUID> This returns JSON which includes the node address, name (on ISY) and an array of the spoken elements. The UUID is URL encoded... so if your ISYs UUID is 00:11:22:33:44:55 the <UUID> parameter should be 00%3A11%3A22%3A33%3A44%3A55 (simply replace each : with %3A) You'll need to send basic auth using your portal credentials. Michael.

Yes - as long as you have a 994... (and don't already have a Zigbee module installed).

Android or IOS? I'm an Android user, and gave up on Mobilinc a while ago. Just too painfully slow when going direct and its inability to work thru a reverse proxy makes it unusable for me. Coupled with no plugins for Elk or Camera... I'm building what I need with Tasker. On IOS its a great app though. Still have it on an iPad, and it works well... Michael.