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Michel, I to am getting the security banner whenever I try to get into the Admin console. I have tried clearing my cache, even deleting and reloading java, but I still get the warning and it won't let me in. I have been away from this project for a while but was hoping to finally getting around to upgrading to the 994 that I got from you guys a while ago. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ed

Thanks! I will try this when I get home later today.

I understand that the isy can't affect the timer in the ezsnsrf but the problem I have is that it only gives a momentary closure unless the timer in the ez is programmed. Is there a way to have the isy see the momentary "on" on the ez and have it trigger a program with a timer? Thanks again

Well it looks like the "on" time for my lighting devices is based on the timer build in to the ezsnsrf. At the end of the linking/programming the ezsnsrf I pressed the button 4 times making it a 2 minute timer. Do you know what variable in the "If" part of the program I need so that the timer is in the isy? Attached is what I have right now

Lee, I think I over complicated the program, this really only needed one program. For some reason I thought I would have to have the one program trigger the lighting program, but I could never get it to work. Once I dumbed it down it worked right away! Thanks for the support! Ed

Lee, I changed the programming to "Run" the light program, but it still doesn't seem to work. I'm gonna troubleshoot the EZSNSRF real quick, I had another program to send me text messages when anyone entered the driveway but it suddenly stopped yesterday. That might mean I have an issue with the EZ device, but i'll double check. Thanks again!

Good afternoon, all! Well, I'm finally getting back to programming my EZSNSRF. All I want it to do is trigger a lighting program that turns two lights on for 5 minutes when I come down the driveway after the sun goes down. I've spent most of the day trying to get this to work, but can't seem to get it to trigger. I know the EZSNSRF works, I see it trigger in the logs. Any help/recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I have (2) programs set up, one is the lighting program *see attached I've tried programming this multiple ways without success, I think it has something to do with my "If" in regards to the EZSNSRF. I've tried programming the "If" of the EZSNSRF with "is not off", "is 100%". Thanks in advance for your time!! Ed

Good afternoon, all! Well, I'm finally getting back to programming my EZSNSRF. All I want it to do is trigger a lighting program that turns two lights on for 5 minutes when I come down the driveway after the sun goes down. I've spent most of the day trying to get this to work, but can't seem to get it to trigger. I know the EZSNSRF works, I see it trigger in the logs. Any help/recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I have (2) programs set up, one is the lighting program This is the other program I've tried programming this multiple ways without success, I think it has something to do with my "If" in regards to the EZSNSRF. I've tried programming the "If" of the EZSNSRF with "is not off", "is 100%". Thanks in advance for your time!! Ed

Thanks xathros! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Well, switched back to DHCP at Michels request and its up and working! Thanks you sir! I would like to go back to a static address, let me know if you know of a workaround.

I can't seem to remember how to do this: I have (3) programs to send emails for my ELK M1 for when the system is Armed, Disarmed and Alarmed. If Elk M1 is armed Then Send email The problem I have is it sends non-stop emails. (ex. If I disarm the system it will send non stop "disarm" emails until I arm the system. Then, when armed, it will send non stop "armed" emails. How do I get the isy to send just 1 email per event? Thanks in advance for your time! Ed

Thanks for the response Michael, After switching back to DHCP I get "Mail server failure" when trying to TEST and email. Any other ideas?

I recently noticed I haven't been getting my email notifications and tried to figure out the issue but was unsuccessful. I originally had a gmail smtp setup that worked for years, but just decided to stop. I pulled up the configuration tab and double checked the addresses and passwords, but when I sent a test an error box came up with "Mail server DNS error". I decided to try configuring using a Hotmail address but was faced with the same error message. Any idea on how I can remedy this? Just fyi-i am still using the 99I, I have the 994, but haven't had a chance to install it. Thanks in advance for your time.

The Elk M1 has one form C relay on the main board. 8 Relays can be added to the main board directly with an M1RB. A combination of 16 Outputs can be added by installing a M1XOV to the databus. It will give you 16 Low current outputs that can do things like power other M1RB's or LEDs. If you need form C relays then use an M1XOVR which will give you 8 relay outputs with 8 low voltage outputs that can do things or trigger another M1RB for 16 relays total. gatchel, Agreed, I am currently using the ELK-M1RB. I do believe this can be programmed to do what I want, do you agree?

oberkc, I will try your suggestion as soon as I get home. To answer your question, yes, with the Elk module allows you to see each input/output. It's def. worth the 99.00! I'm anxious in getting this programming to work just like it was when I had the Garage Door I/o plug in unit, but now using the Elk module. Once I figure it out I planned to put together a nice how-to. Thanks for your help, Ed

oberkc, I have installed an ELK RB board inside the M1 and actually have one of the F keys on my ELK Keypad programmed to operate the Garage door, all works well! I guess I'm more hung up on the programming of the "H" buttons on all my keypads to show the Garage Door status AND be able to trigger the RB board to trigger the opener. THis is how it worked on the Garage Door kit I had installed prior to my M1 install. Do you currently have any programs similar to this? Thanks in advance for your help! Ed

I've been able to get the Status portion of my Garage Door Status Program to work, I have all "H" buttons on my 6 Keypadlincs light up when the garage door is open. I just can't figure out the way to get the same "H" button to open the door, the garage status/opener kit that I previously had was a bit easier to program. Can anyone share their experiences using the ELK outputs to operate their opener? Any chance you used one button to do both tasks?

Good morning everyone! I have just about finished up on my M1/ISY programming. I have had the ISY for a few years now but just recently decided to get the Elk M1 for the added security around the house. Before my M1/ISY merge, I was using an I/O link to to report the status and perform the open/close operation of the garage door. Throughout my house, I had all (H buttons) on each 8 button Keypadlincs programmed to be lit up when the garage door was open and off when the garage door was closed. If the H button was pressed on any of the Keypadlincs the garage door would either go up or go down, depending on the current status. Since the recent install of the ELK and ELK module, I would like to use the Relay Board in the ELK M1 to do what the I/O link did. Does anyone have a program or programs they would be willing to share to help me understand programming this? Thanks in advance for your help! Ed

I was able to resolve this issue, I had to uninstall Java and reload several times before it allowed me to purchase the Elk module. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Am I missing something? When I go to click on about-purchase modules, nothing happens. If I click manage modules, it says that all modules are up to day. What do I need to do to purchase the ELK module? I was hoping to start me panel install tomorrow, fingers crossed. Thanks in advance for your help! Ed Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Gat helm that is correct. It's instantaneous.

Also, I did in fact test all receptacles powered by the gfi breaker with a gfi tester and they all trip it.

My thought was simply that the resistance in the coil within the Din Relay is enough for the gfi breaker to think it is a short to ground (I think it's 5ma). The way I wired it isn't necessarily unsafe, it still protects the receptacles down the line, it just doesn't protect the Din relay.