Techman

calberrt add the switchlinc to the scene as a controller. Everything else looks OK as stuviews suggested you should probably shorten the ramp rate. With a long ramp rate by the time the light comes on you'll forget why your in there.

calbert Attached is a program that I use to set the on level of my bath light based on the time of day. You can also add a ramp rate to the same program. You need to have the switch that controls the light in a scene and have the program adjust the scene. If you turn on the light manually, or turn it on via a program which turns on the scene, it will come on at a level set by the program

You may want to check your electrical connections for the KPL, other than that it sounds like the only option left is to replace it. Keep us posted

How many scenes are involved and exactly what devices are in each scene? On the scene you created with the ToggleLinc and the MBR KPL what device is wired to the light you're trying to control? Both the ToggleLinc and the KPL should be in the scene as controllers. If you're having trouble communicating with the KPL you could have a bad KPL or some other communication issue. You may also want to check your wire connections on the KPL Are the buttons for the MBR KPL configured as "toggle mode"?

smokegrub, Are all the buttons in the "toggle mode"? What devices are in your scene?

Do all 8 LEDS on the family room KPL turn off when you run the scene from the family room KPL or just the A button? What are your settings for the family room KPL "led brightness"? What type of load or device is the family room A button controlling?

The problem is most likely with the KPL not the ISY. I've had this problem in the past and found that a factory reset of the KPL resolved the issue.

416to305 If you turn on (or off) the scene in the ISY rather than the LED bulb then your KPL will show the correct status

Did the scenes ever work correctly? Do you have any CFL or Florescent bulbs in the house, the ballasts associated with these bulbs can slowly fail causing powerline interference. Have you added any new electronics lately that could be causing powerline interference.

Hi Michel I'm running 4.2.17. All is working fine on this end, did you mean to respond to JoeA?

Also the default setting on the ISY is to synchronize with the time server every 24 hours.

It's possible something may have changed on the mail.me.com server. Try sending an email using the default server. If that works then I would give your email provider a call to see if they made any changes on their end. The ISY is currently not supporting SSL 3.0 which also might be factor.

There have been issues with Java 8 release 25 with some software vendors, mostly concerning security certificates. http://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/11915-ssl-certificates/?hl=%2Bjava+%2B1.8&do=findComment&comment=119851

Which version of the ISY firmware are you running? If it's an older version it may not support the device you're trying to add.

Another option is to run the ISY topology report each time you add a new device. Not only does the report include the device type and its address, but it also includes any notes that you may have attached to the device such as its location etc.

Glenn You should upgrade your ISY firmware, 3.3.10 is outdated. This assumes that you have a 994i and not the 99i which was discontinued. The current weather provider, HamWeather, will not work unless you have the latest firmware

The ISY supports either Z-wave or Zigbee, but not both at the same time.

Try removing power from the PLM and the ISY, then first power up the PLM then the ISY. Are you getting any error lights on the front of the ISY?

Can you disable the firewall for a couple of minutes?

rmanaka it's possible that java 8 is not yet supported by UDI. its official release is scheduled for early 2015. you may want to check with UDI tech support to see if this is causing your issue.

smokegrub it's always a good idea to have a dual band device located within close proximity of a RF only device in order to improve reliability of the RF device. Techman

The Togglelincs are not dual band. You should probably replace at least one of them in the garage with a dual band Switchlinc, or if you have an extra dual band on/off module or dual band Lamplinc you could plug either into an outlet and it will act as an access point.

Kevin Connolly The Fluorescent and CFL's can be problematic as their ballasts can generate powerline noise that can interfere with Insteon signals. Try the CREE led bulbs sold at Home Depot. They are well priced and compatible with the Insteon dimmers. Some of the other LED brands have a tendency to buzz and flicker when dimmed. Techman

a fire door made out of dense material? are the two dual band switches located in metal boxes?

Try turning off the lights then testing your device. It's possible that the ballasts in the lights are creating RF interference.