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Hi Michel When I send a test email using the default mail server the email is successful When I try to send a test using any other email server settings I get a pop up box error messages. The first time I send a test email the error is the DHCP error, the second time is the Mail Server Failure error. I've tried rebooting all the devices to no avail. Everything was working fine up until a few days ago

I recently started getting "mail server failure " errors when I try to send an email notification from my 994. My mail server (Powweb) doesn't appear to have any issues and I'm able to send emails through other devices using the Powweb server. Everything was working fine a few days ago. As far as I know nothing has been changed. If I use the default mail server setting on the 994 it seems to work OK. The following is from the event log after I try to send a test email using my mail server Sat 09/21/2013 03:25:34 PM : [FileOpen ] Open failed for [/CONF/ELEC.CFG]® Sat 09/21/2013 03:25:39 PM : [FileOpen ] Open failed for [/CONF/ELK.CNF] ® Sat 09/21/2013 03:25:43 PM : [FileOpen ] Open failed for [/CONF/ELK.CNF] ® It appears that I may have a damaged ISY config file but I'm not sure how to address the issue.

LeeG and Xathros - thank you for your input. I wanted to use the LED color change kit but found that when using the color diffusers you need to have the LED's set at a high level in order to compensate for the loss of light through the diffusers. I wanted the buttons to be dark when off but with the mandated 0/8 ratio it's obviously not possible. What's the logic behind not being able to select the on led intensity completely independent of the off intensity?

I have a simple program that runs in a time slot and that turns on a bathroom fan if the humidity (reported from a wireless thermostat) exceeds a certain number and turns it off if the humidity goes below that number. The else line currently reads "else set bath fan off" How can I also program the switch to turn on the fan manually and stay on until I manually turn it off thus overriding the above program?

In this case when you set the LED off level to a low or off level it also reduces the maximum brightness of the on level. The KPL is mounted in a table top enclosure situated in a room with a high ambient light level. I'm using it to show which motion sensors have been activated and would like the LEDs to be either maximum brightness or off.

I noticed that when you set the on LED on level to max then lower the LED off level it also reduces the on level brightness. Is this a bug or by design?

Thanks Lee. I decided to put the jumper on pin 1 and left the jumper on pin 5. There's no way to really tell if the senistivity is reduced. I'll give it a few days to see if I get any false outs.

Is there a way to remotely adjust the detection sensitivity (2842-222 v.41)? The unit is installed outside and I'm getting phantom triggers due to temperature changes. If not, can the senistivity still be adjusted locally if the pin 5 jumper (remote management) is set to on or do I have to remove the pin 5 jumper and leave it off in order to reduce the detection range by placing a jumper on pin 1?

Is it possible to change the color scheme of the Dashboard? My device names appear in yellow which is difficult to see

You may want to try a X10 Chime module (SC546A ). They're about $25 and an all in one solution.

Can the ISY configure the MS settings, i.e. sensitivity, remotely?

Does anyone know if the low battery signal gets sent out only once or continually until the battery is replaced. If continually, at what intervals? What seems to be the average battery life?

LeeG, many thanks. It now works fine. I didn't realize that you could use the device in lieu of the scene name.

Is it possible to have a program adjust the local on level of a SwitchLinc during certain times of the day? The SwitchLinc is the only device controlling the load. I know it can be done via adjust scene but this doesn't seem to have an effect on the local on level.

If I create a second scene wouldn't the "same controllers" just show up as responders in that scene? Is it best to have the first program call up the second program (which would run the second scene) or just have the second program run at a set time. Just wondering if the ISY status will display properly.

What is the most efficient method to dim a scene after its been turned on? I have a scene with 3 controllers that comes on at dusk at a preset level, dims at 8 pm, and turns off at 11:00 pm. The scene is controlled by a program. What's best, having a program dim a device within the scene at 9pm or creating a new scene to run at 9 pm with a preset dim level?

If a program is disabled and resides within a folder would it be possible to show a disabled icon on the folder itself to indicate that one or more programs within the folder are disabled?