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You would use the same settings as you use for your regular email program Set timeout for about 6000 Don't check USE TLS The update from 4.x.x to 5.x.x was a major update and requires some user intervention as set forth in the update notes.

When you update from 4.x.x to 5.x.x some of the configuration parameters may get changed. Take a look at your email settings in the ISY.

Hard to say, sometimes the link tables get corrupted due to power line voltage fluctuations or noise on the powerline. Glad you're squared away.

In the Admin console, do a restore device on the Kitchen Table Chandelier switch and the two other switches.. Your link tables may be corrupted and the restore device should correct it. Another possibility is that you have noise on the powerline that's interfering with the commands. Are the recessed lights you're trying to control low voltage or ??

You should be able to use your 2413S with the Polisy using the serial cable that shipped with the PLM. The Polisy will also support the USB PLM

Sometimes when installing Z-wave devices you'll end up with extra phantom nodes. I just create a folder and move those nodes to the folder and ignore them. Not sure exactly what your configuration issue is. You could be entering an incorrect value. When you do enter a value be sure to click in the "set configuration" button to the left

Take a look at Z-Wave options Something like this may work: Zooz Z-Wave Plus 700 Series Universal Relay ZEN17 with 2 NO & NC Relay - The Smartest House

When you make changes to a value you need to click on the button to the left, i.e. "BEEP" to save it. What are your firmware and UI versions?

My guess is that the regular log contains device and program activity and the error log contains system activity

17001 is informational, i.e. "-170001 [HTTP:0-26] Closing socket normally " If there's an error after the 170001 then you would need to follow up

AWS Stauts report 2:04 PM PST We have executed a mitigation which is showing significant recovery in the US-EAST-1 Region. We are continuing to closely monitor the health of the network devices and we expect to continue to make progress towards full recovery. We still do not have an ETA for full recovery at this time.

Will the Polisy, using the Zooz Z-Wave stick, support over the air updates to Z-wave devices that support that feature?

The AWS servers are now SLOWLY starting to come back online. Some sites are still a bit sluggish or intermittent, including the site that hosts the Node servers

Amazon and some other services including Prime Video and Alexa have been hit by computer problems. Thousands of users across the world have been reporting problems on the outage tracking website Downdetector. The Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing arm, which provides services to governments, companies and universities, is also affected. Amazon said it had identified the cause and was "actively working towards recovery", but gave no timescale. The company added that not all regions of the world had experienced problems. There are reports the biggest disruption for customers is being seen on the US east coast. On the Amazon shopping website, many users reported just a slow loading of pages rather than an inability to use the service.

Being that's it's device specific I would assume that if a device has marginal communications between it and the PLM increasing the PLM retires might improve reliability. On the other hand increasing retries will create additional traffic on the mesh network.

What do you mean " ISY says it may be dead", can you elaborate? When you click on TOOLS | DIAGNOSTICS | PLM STATUS does it show as connected?

Your device will either send a low battery signal or a battery level signal to the ISY. I'm not familiar with the leak sensor you're using so I'm not sure what signal it sends. You need to take a look in the ISY at the nodes the device installs. If there's a low battery node then you'll need to set the parameter in the leak sensor to the percentage value sent to trigger the ISY low battery node. In the ISY you would then write a program that notifies you when the low battery node status is on. If the device sends the actual battery percentage, then you would use the program I suggested in my previous post.

In the admin console status window for some devices it should display the battery percentage node. You would then use that battery node in your program IF (Device name) Battery level is <90% Then Send message

I have these, works well with the Polisy. https://www.amazon.com/USB-Male-Female-Extension-Adapter/dp/B07QYS3FD8/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2RTDD1D9GGK3V&keywords=posdou%2Busb%2B3.0%2Bmale%2Bto%2Bfemale%2B90%2Bdegree%2Bright%2Bangle%2Bextension%2Badapter&qid=1638384205&sprefix=posdou%2Busb%2B3.0%2Bmale%2Bto%2Bfemale%2B90%2Bdegree%2Bright%2Bangle%2Bextension%2Badapter%2Caps%2C207&sr=8-3&th=1

If you're still having problems post a copy of your program

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Another option is to buy the USB PLM, which is still available from Smarthome, and remove the daughter board and replace it with the serial daughter board from your failed PLM. No soldering necessary.

The file is corrupt Telnet to your ISY Login At the prompt, type the following followed by the Return button RF /CONF/NODES/UN0472.BIN

F.Y.I. - The Aeotec Range Extender 7 repeats and amplifies the Zwave signals. It has an indoor range of over 200 feet and an outdoor range of close to 500 feet. It uses the latest series 700 chip. It appears to be currently unavailable due to either shipping or chip shortages. When available Amazon carries them.

If your previous PLM was plugged into the same outlet as the USB PLM then you shouldn't really notice any difference between the two assuming nothing else has changed on your electrical circuits. Another option is to take the RS232 board (i.e. the daughter board) out of your Old PLM and install it in the USB PLM and then continue to use the ISY994. The Polisy is still in the development stage, not sure if that would have any effect on your issue.