Techman

I would suggest trying a different SMTP server, either Gmail or your current ISP. The default server can sometimes be unreliable.

The error message is a SMTP Server failure. What ISY mail configuration settings do you have programmed?

If you physically disconnect a device you need to right click on that device in the ISY and then click on disable, otherwise there's no way for the ISY to know when a device has been disconnected.

It's possible that the motion sensor, which is an RF only device, is not in range of a dual band device. Move the sensor close to the PLM for testing purposes and see if it then works. The ISY status window will be bland until it receives a signal from the sensor. If you're running the 4,7.3 ISY firmware then it only fully supports the 2842-222 motion sensor. The 2844-222 will work but must be installed as a 2842-222 and will only support the on signal with a 30 second timeout.

Take a look at your ISY configuration menu. It could be running a query and checking grace periods for your programs

You've got plenty of available PLM link memory. What does the ISY memory show?

I must say you certainly have a lot going on. Do a PLM link count. It also could be that you exceeded PLM memory. The newer PLMs hold about 1000 links. The PLM link count will vary depending on ISY activity.

Some of the older LED bulbs use a driver circuit. it's possible that the Insteon switch is not compatible with your LED bulbs. Adding an incandescent bulb will test that theory

In the admin console under TOOLS | SYSTEM STATUS it will show the details of the ISY memory.

Are you using the two wire or three wire dimmer switches? LED bulbs require the 3 wire switch (the one with the neutral wire). What brand of led bulbs are you using?

Michel, In my case I was using a 3rd party server, not the ISY default mail server. My problem immediately cleared up upon reseating the SD card.

Nitemare and RichTJ99 Here's the solution to All on events: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=INSTEON_Random_All_On_Events The older version of the Motion Sensor will send continuous on commands when the battery is low, usually before it sends a low battery signal.

I agree. I'm looking forward to moving everything over to the Polisy

Prior to removing the SD card I rebooted the ISY which had no effect on the email error messages. Needless to say I removed power from the ISY prior to subsequently removing and reseating the SD card. A short while back I did have a few problems with a few scenes not being 100% reliable and also noticed some corrupted link tables in a few keypadlincs. These issues were corrected via a device restore and were resolved prior to the email problems.

Recently my ISY outgoing EMAILS and SMS messages became intermittent. When I sent a test message from the ISY configuration tab I got both MAIL SERVER and CONF errors. Bottom line: after troubleshooting, and unable to resolve the errors, I removed and reseated the ISY SD card and the errors went away. I can only assume that the contacts for the SD card had possible oxidation.

Take a look at this link: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#Java_applications_are_blocked_by_your_security_settings

There's really no need to change the configuration. All you really need is the open status and the heartbeat signal. Being that the developers are constantly changing / updating the device firmware, usually without release notes, it's practically impossible for the ISY to support every option on every device

Not sure what error 10108 is. It's not documented It's best to submit a support ticket: http://www.universal-devices.com/contact-support

Try rebooting the ISY Also take a look at your ISY error log.

Are your ISY firmware and UI the same version?

The current version of Java is required

You could have a defective breaker Try removing power from your keypad by pulling out the set lever to see if the problem could be coming from that device. I would also take a hard look at your inline devices. Check your wiring to make sure no hot wires are exposed.

Your problem is most likely lack of PLM memory. The current PLM's can hold about 1000 links. About how many devices, programs, and scenes do you have? The PLM link count that you ran is an approximate count. The count can vary depending on ISY activity when the count is run. Try running another count. Deleted links, etc. will remain in the PLM and occupy PLM memory. Doing a factory reset and restore PLM will clear out those dead link tables.

Yes, you should be able to do a restore PLM After the restore take a look at your device tree to see if their are any device with a red !, if do then do a restore device for each one that has the red ! After the restore do a plm link count to verify that links have been written to the PLM. Let me know what the link count shows. If you have battery operated devices, each device will need to be put into the linking mode before you do a restore device. Only one battery operated device should be in the linking mode at any one time. The links for Scenes are contained in the devices. You can disconnect the ISY and a scene should still function. If all else fails I can probably find you a good marriage counselor.

Is your ISY firmware and UI the same version?