Techman

Waketech, Have you tried doing a factory reset on the device?

You'll probably need to upgrade the 99i to a 994 as the 99i is no longer supported with firmware updates. The newer firmware for the 994 supports HamWeather which is where the climate module gets its data.

What devices do you have in your Island scene?

If you click on "Hello World" what do you show in the body of the message. I don't think it can be left blank

A while back I had a similar problem, a factory reset on the KPL fixed it.

Clearwater1957 The following is from an earlier post regarding the ISY not showing up in your network window. Hope this helps Techman Hello don4628, I am so very sorry to hear. Due to security concerns, we disabled UPnP by default. If you would like ISY to show up in your Network window, then you need to go to Admin Console | Configuration | System | Network and check UPnP. Or, you can simply use: http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/admin.jnlp With kind regards, Michel

If you put 24 volts on a system that is a millivolt system you'll most likely burn out the coil in the gas valve. (a millivolt system uses a thermocouple which is heated by the pilot light and produces a low voltage that opens the gas valve). If the heater has only two wires running to the thermostat then it's most likely a millivolt system.

Waketech, It doesn't appear that the thermostat is compatible with your system. See attached installation notes. You might be able to use the relay in an IOLinc to turn on your heater and a wireless thermostat to control the IOLinc.

what is your probe connected to? If it's an Insteon wireless thermostat it won't display negative numbers as it's designed as a room thermostat.

Hi johnmsch, The upgrade process is laid out in the UDI Wiki, make sure you have a good backup of the 99i http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-994i_Series:Migrating_To_Your_ISY-994i

By unplugging the PLM you take both the PLM and the ISY out of the equation. If you were to only unplug the ISY the PLM would still be able to send a command to devices.

edokid, take a look at this page http://www.bluelineinnovations.com/my-meter-match

Hi Michel The Inglewood station (East of LAX), MID_E0482, has been showing rain for the last several days. Other Los Angeles stations have incomplete reporting. Seems the only accurate stations are those located on an airport. HamWeather just isn't making the grade.

edokid, Your variables should all be "state" variables, not "integer" variables.

oronomus, Click on the scene name, not the togglelinc and post a copy.

In your program "dim to off" you need to delete the "If" line in that program. The "then" in your first program should read Wait 20 minutes Run then program dim to off

barkster The UDI Wiki has a helpful article on setting up the interface for the smartmeter. http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

Most of the smartmeters use a Zigbee radio. You should check with your utility provider to verify its radio and to see if they will provision your meter to allow you to read its radio. You would then need to purchase the Zigbee module from UDI which will add Zigbee compatibility to your existing ISY.

jbferg Can you post a screenshot of the KPL scenes. Are the KPL buttons listed as a controller in all the scenes? Have you tried a factory reset on the KPL?

Open your ISY error log and take a look for possible SMTP or other errors around the time you had the email failures. Also try increasing your email time out value in the ISY configuration settings. Who are you using for your mail server?

Paulbates The extension cord would be for testing purposes only, just to try to isolate your issue by moving the PLM away from equipment that may be interfering with your powerline signal. Use a cord that has a ground.(3 prongs).

Depending on what else you have plugged into the same circuit as the PLM, it's possible that something (in your rack?) is interfering with the PLM powerline signal. A UPS or computer close to the PLM will have an adverse effect on your PLM signal. Try using an extension cord and plug the PLM into a different circuit if possible. Keep in mind that the I/OLinc is a powerline only device. If that resolves your issue then you need to isolate the device that's interfering with the PLM with a FilterLinc.

Tellijcl Take a look at your error log about the time you didn't receive an intended email. That will help you narrow down the problem. Also try increasing the timeout in your email configuration. If you're sending out several emails at the same time try putting a few seconds wait in between the notifications.

It's very simple If Module Climate (parameter) is xx Then send notification Else do nothing

Not sure what else to suggest. If no one else has a solution then you should submit a ticket to UDI and they will get you squared away.