jswedberg

I never have been able to "Enable Internet Access". It always fails. I have opened ports in my firewall / DSL Router (AT&T 2Wire) for HTTP (80) and HTTPS (443), and given the ISY a static IP address. It appears that everything is working properly (I can access the unit, including the Admin console, remotely with either HTTP or HTTPS, using the static IP address). I even brought up the Admin console remotely and clicked on "Enable Internet Access" but it still says it can not be enabled. What exactly occurs when it attempt to enable internet access? What am I missing, if anything? Perhaps others have answered this question, but I have not been able to find a solution.

I have a Dell Axim running Windows Mobile 5. My ISY is running 2.6.2. I try to connect to the ISY (locally, over wireless) and successfully bring up the page that has selections 'Devices', Scenes', and 'Administration Console'. I can select 'Devices', and I get a list of my Insteon devices. I then can select one of them ('Master Bedroom') and I see an array of buttons ('On', 'Off', 'Fast On', etc.) When I press a button (e.g. 'On') I get an error message: The page you are looking for cannot be found due to unknown error 0x80072f78. When doing this on my desktop computer (using a wired connection) everything works fine. Any ideas?

After testing for some time, Darrel, you were right the KPL button must be set to toggle-on! (editted previous post with this info). I also discovered the delay time is dependent on the type of X10 device. I used a delay time of 0 succesfully on another device. I tested by pressing the KPL switch as well as independently switching the device and also by using an X10 maxi-controller. The KPL seems to respond properly in every case (as long as I have good X10 and Insteon signal strength - something I am still battling!)

Thanks, Darrell. With your suggestions it seems to be working much better. I can still get it out of sync if I press the KPL button on and off too quickly, but I am not sure how solve that problem yet. I changed the button to a responder, and that helped a lot. I notice, however, that the programs are not triggered if I click on the On or Off buttons in the scene. The KPL button LED changes, but the programs are not run. Clicking a Scene command must not be literally the same as pressing the KPL button. The second two programs do not seem to be triggered on the "outgoing" X10 commands, only the incoming commands. Adding the delay helped tremendously. I have discovered (the hard way) that some X10 devices respond to a status with e.g. A3/Off (11) and some respond with e.g. A3/Status = off (2) depending on the brand. I want the KPL LED to accurately reflect the X10 status, so I am loathe to add the KPL button to the "If". I tried toggle mode, but ended up with non-toggle because I wanted the KPL LED to only change if it received an X10 status. I think I need to try this a few more times, though, because when I was changing this parameter I was also having troubles with the delay lengths. So, finally this is the current set of programs. The KPL button is the only element in a scene, it is set as a responder and as toggle-ON If Control 'KPL2 - Drvway Floods' is switched Off Then Send X10 'A6/Off (11)' Wait 5 seconds Send X10 'A6/Status Request (10)' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If Control 'KPL2 - Drvway Floods' is switched On Then Send X10 'A6/On (3)' Wait 5 seconds Send X10 'A6/Status Request (10)' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If X10 'A6/Off (11)' is Received or X10 'A6/Status = off (2)' is Received Then Set Scene 'Driveway Floods' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If X10 'A6/On (3)' is Received or X10 'A6/Status = On (8)' is Received Then Set Scene 'Driveway Floods' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

I replaced my old eight-button X10 KeypadLinc (SM #12064) with an Insteon KeypadLinc SM #2486). First I made a Scene with only one element, the KPL button set as a controller. I set it to 'non-toggle' mode. I made a program group and put these four programs into it: If Control 'KPL2 - Drvway Floods' is switched Off Then Send X10 'A6/Off (11)' Send X10 'A6/Status Request (10)' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If Control 'KPL2 - Drvway Floods' is switched On Then Send X10 'A6/On (3)' Send X10 'A6/Status Request (10)' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If X10 'A6/Off (11)' is Received or X10 'A6/Status = off (2)' is Received Then Set Scene 'Driveway Floods' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If X10 'A6/On (3)' is Received or X10 'A6/Status = On (8)' is Received Then Set Scene 'Driveway Floods' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Does this look reasonable? I am having some trouble with consistent results. For some reason the new KPL does not always get a clear signal, although it is installed next to another KPL that always works. I also can not see X10 traffic (using the 'set debug to 1 in the Java console' trick) in 2.6.2. I have considered adding some "Wait' actions somewhere, maybe that would help?