Techman

I think your issue is related to the MAC security blocking the IoX Launcher. I'm a windows person, hopefully a MAC forum user can better address your dilemma. You can also try the suggestions below. Java applications are blocked by your security settings Close all your browsers Go to System Preferences | Java to get to Java Control Panel Click on Delete Files and make sure you check Applications Click on the Settings Button Make sure Keep temporary files on my computer is checked Click on the Security tab on the top Click on Restore Security Prompts and then click on Restore All button on the ensuing dialog Click on the Edit Site List Click on the Add button Enter https://isy.universal-devices.com followed by hitting the Return key on the keyboard. Accept the warning Click on the OK button

@Jim P The IOLinc has 2 nodes, is it possible that the program you're having issues with is monitoring the wrong node? Also take a look at the IOLinc options. Is the relay following the sensor?

@AD8BC Other than rebooting your router I've run out of suggestions. Probably best to open a support ticket: https://www.universal-devices.com/my-tickets

@CMortimer I recall some users having issues with the MAC. Take a look at this thread Admin Console failing with "Unable to launch the application" on Mac - New user? Having trouble? Start here - Universal Devices Forum (universal-devices.com)

When you connect to ethernet the wifi should automatically be disabled. When you cleared your Java cache, did you check all 3 boxes, then download the IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

Being that the IOLinc is a powerline only device it could be that you're having communications issues, maybe due to powerline noise, etc. Take a look at your log to see if there is any activity prior to the garage door status changing. You might also want to create a program that emails you in real time when the garage door is opened and closed. That will help you narrow down the problem by giving you an exact time frame. Another possibility is that the IOLinc relay is sticking, I've had this happen on occasion.

The EISY uses different IP addresses for WiFi and Ethernet, so what you'ree seeing in the router is normal. Try removing power from the EISY for about 30 seconds, then boot it up. Also run the Package update on the EISY as there were some recent updates.

Is your router configured for DHCP? Are you using a static IP address for the EISY? Have you tried replacing the ethernet cable between jthe router and the EISY? Try clearing your Java cache, be sure to check all 3 boxes, and then download the IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

In the admin console, If you click on Help | About, what firmware and UI versions are shown? It sounds like your UI version may be incorrect. Clear your Java cache, be sure to check all 3 boxes which will delete the admin console icon from your desktop, then download the IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp If you're still have issues then remove power frrom the Polisy for about 30 seconds, then power it back up.

UDI has had some issues with the default mail server, not sure if they've been resolved. Make sure your email have both the subject line and the body populated otherwise the email will not be sent.

Being that the ISY994 has been discontinued and is no longer supported. The new buyer, especially if he's not a techie, would probably be better off using the Insteon Hub. If you don't have a lot of devices then the devices shoiuld be factory reset and then paired to the Insteon Hub. The Hub is fully supported by Insteon via a nominal annual subscription. In answer to your questions: The ISY will still function if it's not connected to the internet. The admin console (now called IoX Launcher) can be downloaded from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp The new router needs to be configured to support DHCP. The ISY will be discoverable via the admin console, the computer must have the current version of Java installed in order to run IoX Launcher. Here's the expiration info for the ISY994: https://www.universal-devices.com/finalbye994/

Right click on the device then do a restore device. If that doesn't correct the missing links then you may have to uninstall and reinstall the device.

Does your heartbeat node ever populate, or is its state always blank? Does your low battery node status show ON when the battery voltage is low?

@kzboray A while back you mentioned that your Insteon Hidden Door Sensors had a low battery node. My sensors show a Hearbeat node but no low battery node in the EISY with 5.8.3 firmware. My sensors are running v.45 and v.47 firmware. I'm aware that some versions off the sensor no longer support the heartbeat node. I'm curious what nodes you're seeing. I wonder if I delete and reinstall the sensor will the low battery node wil show up

@Culvdave If you're still having issues after following @paulbatessuggestion, then right click on a scene that's not working, then click on diagnostics | Scene test. Post a copy of the test results.

Exactly what steps did you take that created your Polisy issues. It's best to use DHCP with a reserved address for the Polisy. Are you able to access all the features of the Polisy via the admin console. If not, then clear your java cache, including checking all three boxes, then download the current version of the admin console from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

It's possible that your Zmatter dongle has a connection issue with the EISY. If you're connecting it via a USB cable then try a new cable. If you're plugging it directly into a USB port try adding a short USB cable. If the above doesn't resolve your issues then here's the link to open a support ticket: https://www.universal-devices.com/my-tickets

Try using the default login to access the admin console: admin / admin.

Is your firmware and UI current? There was an issue with an earlier firmware version that could have caused your issues.

@diesel94 The link for the current version of the admin console is: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp The version shown in the ISY cookbook is obsolete. You must clear your java cache, including checking all 3 boxes, which will delete your admin console desaktop icon, then click on the above link to install the new admin console icon, now called IoX Launcher

It's definitely time to open the box. The EISY is a major improvement over the now discontinued ISY994

Your best source of information is either the Wiki or this forum. If you have a question on a specific topic or issue post it on the forum and you'll usually get a fast response. The basic scene structure really hasn't changed much The admin console also hasn't changed much over the years The ISY Cookbook is also a good source of information. It's a little out of date but still very useful. The ISY-994i Home Automation Cookbook (universal-devices.com)

They were recently have technical issues with the default mail server. I think the issues have now been resolved as reported by other forum members.

Who are you using for the email server? In the email configuration have you selected HTML?

Have you tried accessing the Polisy via the admin console? If the 3rd led is blinking you may have a bios or signature failure. If that's the case then you need to submit a support ticket: https://www.universal-devices.com/my-tickets