Techman

Glad you got it resolved. The theory for changing the IF clause is to save resources. The way you have it set up the timer program is running for 12 hours, the other way it would run only at the selected times.

Try changing your IF clause in your program to: In the THEN clause Use ADJUST SCENE to change the ON Level of the light in your scene Let me know if that works

Can you post screenshots of both your scene and your program

@GDavis01 Your problems may have been caused by using an older ISY backup that wasn't compatible with the EISY. Going forward it's a good idea to do a backup anytime you make changes. The current version of the backup program only takes a few seconds to complete.

@elite-rob You either have to put all the lights in a scene and have the "THEN" clause turn off the scene or, list each light in the THEN clause of your 2:00 am program A green bar to the left of the program would indicate that the "IF" clause was true and that "THEN" cause ran. A red line indicates that the "IF" clause was false and the "ELSE" clause ran. To test your program, right click on the program and run the "THEN" clause, do your lights turn off? Note: your "IF" clause will only be true exactly at 2:00 am

@GDavis01 Factory reset PLM Remove PLM from power, hold down the set button and continue to hold down the set button after plugging in, the PLM will beep, hold the set button in until the beeping stops ------------------------- Factory Reset EISY Click the button ten (10) times Please wait 5-10 minutes after factory reset before attempting to reconnect to system. If System is not found by IoX Launcher after the wait period please reboot system by clicking the button five (5) times and waiting two minutes for system to come online. Note: after a factory reset the user name and password reverts to admin/admin After you reset the EISY log in from the admin console and run update packages, don't touch anything until the update completes and you see a notice to reboot.

@johnjces If the keypad itself is located in a subfolder in your device tree you'll need to move it out of the subfolder. No need to touch any of your scenes. Sounds like the triac in the KPL got fried. Be sure to fix the light socket before you replace the KPL. After the replacement do a EISY backup

Yes, you can manually delete everything in the temp folder, first close all open programs then delete the folder contents. To make it easier, I put a shortcut to my temp folder on my desktop

If you have a firewall program such as Norton, it periodically deletes all the files in the Windows temp folder. The next time you access the eisy via the Admin console the "state" files are recreated, which could be why you're up and running again

@TriLife In Windows 11 search for a folder called "temp" In that folded you'll find the files that @Geddy mentioned (see attached screenshot) They're all temporary files and can be safety deleted

@TriLife I'm running Windows 11 with all the latest windows and java updates and the admin console works without any issues. Take a look at these two links https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#ISY_Finder_does_not_find_ISY https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?itle=Main_Page#Java_applications_are_blocked_by_your_security_settings

You may have a bad connection on the hot lead of the KPL You can also try doing a factory reset on the 2486 by pulling out the set button, then pushing it in and holding it in, the KPL will beep, continue to hold the set button in until the beeping stops. If the reset was successful the load on the KPL will turn on

@jukeman A restore device writes the link tables to the device not the PLM A restore PLM writes all the link tables stored in the EISY to the PLM (not to the devices). You can verify/compare the link tables in a device by clicking on TOOLS | DIAGNOSTICS | SHOW DEVICES LINKS TABLE. After the table populates click on "compare" which will compare the links stored in a device with the links store in the EISY. If you have a mismatch then do a restore device.

If it worked after a restore device then it means that the link tables in the device were incorrect. A restore device writes the link tables that are stored in the eisy back to the device. When you added the device you may have had a communication issue, i.e. noise on the powerline or poor communications between the PLM and the device that corrupted the device link tables.

@smarthome_newbie Before try the steps below, did you clear your java cache , checking all 3 boxes, then then download a new IoX Launcher? ---------------- If you have a later model ISY994 the SD card can be removed from the front without opening the case. Remove power from the ISY then push in on the SD card and it will pop out. Clean the contacts on the card with a soft eraser and then reinsert it. Take a look at this link: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Replacing/Formatting_an_SD_Card