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I tried that, but it turns the light on. I want to turn the light on with the paddle tap.

I don't understand how adjusting a scene is applicable, as this is the actual switch paddle that is being tapped. There is no scene involved. It's the local control that would need to be adjusted.

I thought of that too. I was thinking there might be a better way.

I want the light in the bathroom (which is operated by an Insteon switch) to work "normally" during the day, but at night, I want it to only come on a little bit. The program I made doesn't work right because the light comes on full and then dims to the level I want. I need it to only come on a little bit during the scheduled (nightime) hours. So, tap the switch during the day and it comes full on. Tap it at night and it only comes on a little bit.

Thanks bgrubb So, 1 vote for Autelis. I was really hoping that some of the heavy hitters around here would chime in with some sage advice. Maybe they don't have pools?

Wife and I recently purchased a new (to us) home with a pool, and I'm looking for advice on the best direction to go with integration with Insteon and my ISY. The control system is a Hayward/Goldline Prologic, version 2.86. So far in my research, I have come across: Hayward AQ-CO-SERIAL Aqua Connect Home Automation Serial Interface Hayward AQ-CO-HOMENET Aqua Connect Wireless Home Network Device (but it doesn't look my software version support this) Autelis PC100HG Pool Control for Hayward/Goldline Maybe there is another product that I haven't found that is the way to go? I'm just looking for some advice from someone who has been down this road. Which path is the right path? Thanks Tim

I found that black electrical tape = happiness

My wish would be that they would produce a screw in module with a chain control. Everyone knows what to do when they see a chain hanging down under a lamp shade.

I'm in the exact situation the OP describes. We will be putting our home on the market soon. I just can't see leaving it behind, or even having it installed when showing, because the chances of a potential home buyer also being a HA hobbiest are slim to none. But I too consider leaving it behind because I'm interested in installing micro modules behind standard switches in our new house. What I think I'm going to do is take it all out and put everything back to "normal" and then sell what I can on ebay. Then buy new stuff for the new house.

Thanks. That worked. Just FYI, I did not have to make any router changes for either this issue or the clock issue. That is, I did not add 8.8.8.8 to my router. Thanks again!

Okay. The DNS field was grayed out, so I unchecked Automatic. I entered 8.8.8.8 in the DNS field and hit Save. An error window popped up "Invalid Subnet Mask"

Linksys E4200 Pretty much straight out of the box. I did add one entry in the Single Port Forwarding table for Mobilinc.

The local telephone provider - SureWest (Roseville, CA)

I'm trying to install the Mobilinc Connect module, but I'm getting an error. "TCP client DNS error" Any suggestions?

24hrs, which I believe is the default setting. I don't recall ever changing it. In the past I had tried every time server that I could find, and none of them ever worked. Like I said, I wish I understood this stuff better. Thanks again.

That seems to have worked. Thanks. The red exclaimation mark is gone. I wish I understood this DNS stuff better. I don't understand what "8.8.8.8" has to do with anything and I don't understand why what I had did not work when it seems to work for others.

I have never been able to get the clock to synchronize. The time is always off and if I hit the Synchronize Now button, I get an error window. What am I doing wrong?

You can also use the SimpleHomeNet EZIComm. It's functionally equivalent to the discontinued 2412S. It's not dual band, but I like it because it's one less wall wart to deal with.

Thanks Illusion. That's probably WAY simpler than what I would have come up with.

I've written a few simple programs for the ISY, but my knowledge is no where near some of yours. So I thought I would just ask for help instead of struggling to figure this out. In a nutshell, we have a water feature in our backyard and I would like to have it run basically at random during the day. So, for example, let's say: * I only want it to run between 8 am and 10 pm * Run times and off times are random * When it does run, I want it to run at least 20 minutes, but no more than 60 minutes * When it is off, I want it to stay off for at least 30 munutes, but no more than 90 minutes * And, if possible, it only runs for a total of 4 hours a day (this is not that important, but thought I would throw it in as a wish list) If someone could at least give me the basics as to how to approach this, I would really appreciate it.

Everybody grab your knife and fork and start pounding them on the table! Fanlinc! Fanlinc! Fanlinc! (yes, I'm a troublemaker)

Is EZUIRT still a no go? My EZUIRT and IR remotes are an integral part of my Insteon system and I was really disheartened to find it not supported after purchasing my ISY. Is there at least a way to get the links into the ISY database so they aren't overwritten?