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It's possible your browser seecurity settings are blocking access. Are you on a PC or MAC, what version

@Geddy ISY was the default assuming you didn't rename it.

Clear your java cache, be sure to check all 3 boxes, then download a new version of the IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp If you still having issues try removing power from the eisy for about 1 minute It will show up in the finder as an ISY To access eisy-ui from your browser http://eisy.local/

The current eisy firmware is 6.0.4._1 Current eisy-ui is 0.9.0 Current PG3x is 3.4.11 iIt's possible that one or more needs an update i.e. PG3x

Are you receiving the notification in UD Mobile or the Admin Console What controller and firmware version do you have To update the controller firmware you need to click on "upgrade packages"

If you update then the message won't appear. The updates contain bug fixes and enhancements.

Yes, you can remove the zwave board and then update to 5.3.4. There shouldn't be any issues updating. Each subsequent release contains bug fixes and enhancements Be sure to read the update release notes 5.3.4 (ISY994) - Last release for ISY994 - Current Release Announcements - Universal Devices Forum

The EVC200 is Zwave certified so it should work assuming you have a viable zwave network

What controller and what controller firmware are you running What is the model number of the valve How far is the controller from the valve How many non-battery operated zwave devices do you have in your system

@IndyMike You are correct. The "ISY OFF" program turned off the devices that were turned on by the All on. It appears that the Insteon devices with firmware .43 or earlier are the ones subject to an "all on"

It's possible that the plugin isn't compatible with the latest isy firmware release. The author isn't on the forum so there's no way to reach him. Take a look at github: Repository search results · GitHub and GitHub - TangoWhiskey1/OnkyoAvrNodeserver: Onkyo/Pioneer AVR Node Server for Polyglot V2 The author is TangoWhiskey1. It looks like he hasn't updated the node server in quite awhile as it was written for PG2

Not really, the 2413U has less to go wrong, i.e. the special adapter cable

The advantage of the 2413U is that it plugs directly into eisy's usb port. The 2413S requires a serial to USB adapter cable.

You Should update to 6.x.x, as it contains bug fixes and enhancements

From your browser: http://eisy.local/

@IndyMike @Javi Unfourtantly turning off the ISY Scene had no effect on the Insteon devices, I'm back to square one. I did notice the "02 62 00 00 FF CF 13 00" in the event viewer However in the event viewer it issued an all off for X10. I have no X10 devices

@Javi Are you saying that the "isy scene" won't respond to an off command, i.e. all off. If that's the case how can I replicate the "all off" that appears in the admin console without creating a scene with a load of nodes

@Geddy The "ISY" or whatever it was named, doesn't appear in the device tree., however if you call it up in a program it will show up somewhere in your list of scenes.

@Geddy What was confusing is that the "ISY"used to show up in the device tree. Now the only way to access is via a program which lists the "ISY" in the list of scenes. It no longer appears in the device tree. I still run the query all program at 3 am, and created another program which set the ISY off in the event of an all on.

@Javi @IndyMike I found it was buried in the my scenes. If i'm not mistaken it used to be in the device list.

@Javi It's not there, in either UDM or the admin console My "query all" program which had the "ISY" is now missing the ISY

@IndyMike In the eisy 6.0.4 firmware "My Lighting" doesn't appear as an option.

@Javi @Guy Lavoie @IndyMike @xlurkr @paulbates @TJF1960 Thank you all for your suggestions. I think the only resolution is an all off command like the one at the bottom of the device tree. The all on I'm experiencing, which is caused by a low battery condition in a Insteon device(s), and is usually a partial all on. usually in the devices on the same circuit breaker near the battery operated device. The last one was caused by a hidden door sensor which does not report battery state. The eisy doesn't reflect the state of those devices which turned on. I'm not sure if the partial all on is going through the (USB) PLM or is just seen as a on command / line noise by the surrounding devices I have too many device nodes to incorporate in a scene. I think I'm eventually going to have to phase out all my Insteon battery devices for Zwave devices which report battery levels.

The all off command would be for Insteon devices

@bmercier Would it be possible to add an "ALL OFF" command to eisy-ui, in rare occasions when I have a battery operated device that has a low battery it triggers an all on event, and I have to go into the Ihe admin console to use the all off command.