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@Kentinada Did you have a good and current backup prior to putting the repaired PLM back on line? You might try doing a factory reset on the PLM, then a restore PLM Is the PLM address the same as it was before the repair, if so then the factory reset / restore PLM should be all that you need to do.

@Chris Jahn @RRalston Chris, The OP mentioned that after "update with interview", the device was removed from programs, should that be the case?

When you open the IoX Launcher, the PG3 option should be listed under the Admin options Once you log into PG3x you will see the drop down menu for the Node store

The options I gave you came from UD. I would have thought the update with interview would not have had an effect on your programs. I think it's best to submit a ticket as it's possible that OTA may need a tweak. Are you on a Polisy or EISY, What is your firmware and UI version?

@arosacope What is your eisy firmware and UI version?

A battery operated device must be awake for it to receive a Firmware update. To verify the device has been updated you need to first either uninstall and reinstall the device, or right click on the device and click on Zwave | Synchronize | Update with Interview. Then verify the firmware version using Xray | DH Command Class Let me know if the update was successful. An update can take up to 10 minutes.

Your ISY firmware and UI is outdated. The latest version, assuming that you don't have Zwave 300 installed is here: 5.3.4 (ISY994) - Last release for ISY994 - Current Release Announcements - Universal Devices Forum (universal-devices.com) This firmware release contains bug fixes and improvements. Be sure to read the release notes before updating.

Take a look at the FEIT bulbs https://www.feit.com/collections/flood-spot-lighting they dim well and don't flicker. I've used them for years without issues.

I would assume so as most zwave devices are backwards compatible. The 800 series devices are not widely available.

Correct, IF Keypad is switched ON or Switchlinc is switched ON THEN Program run then (program name)

LED bulbs have a built-in driver circuit. Some LEDs are not compatible with the triac dimmer that Insteon uses. I've had good results with FEIT led bulbs.

The 800 series requires a different chipset so Zmatter won't directly support it. The eisy / polisy probably can't support two controllers at the same time.

IF Status Swirtchlinc is ON THEN Program run then (program name) ELSE

When you cleared your java cache did you check the box "installed applications"? Which will remove the IoX Launcher from your desktop.

@kartman_canada Make sure your laptop is on the same network as your eisy, i.e. not the guest network. Best to clear your java cache and download the IoX Launcher after the upgrade not before.

To confirm the device's current z-wave firmware version information: Right click on the device | X-Ray | DH Command Classes, click on go and look for the Version command class (134) and you will see something similar: data.applicationMajor = 1 (0x00000001) data.applicationMinor = 10 (0x0000000a) In this case it equates to version 1.10

Yes, it's OK to now update to 5.7.0 on the eisy.

@xlurkr You should also clear your java cache, including checking the box "installed applications" and then download the newer version of the IoX Launcher https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

The PLM power supply most likely failed. This is somewhat typical on the older PLMs. The newer PLMs have improved components, and updated firmware.

Insteon engine not found means that the PLM is unable to communicate with the device. Is the green led lit on your PLM? Are you able to communicate with other Insteon devices? When you updated to 5.7.0 did you clear your java cache, including checking the box "installed applications" and then download the (new) IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

Are you sure that the .GBL update file is newer than the firmware that's currently on your sensors. Have you verified your current device firmware? The update process could take about 10 minutes and should work with the 5.7.0 eisy firmware.

When you download the (new) IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp It will place a Launcher on your desktop

Verify that your ISY is connected to your router, and that the ethernet cable is properly seated. You don't need a crossover cable, just the standard ethernet cable. Make sure you have the current java version which is (build 1.8.0_381-b09) If you have a reserved address in your router for the ISY try deleting it. Try rebooting your router Try rebooting the ISY

The ISY994 has reached its end of life and is no longer supported by UD.. The good news is that the forum is still supporting the ISY. Clear your java cache, including checking the box" installed applications" then download the IoX Launcher from here: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp What is your ISY firmware version? Let me know if, after the above, you're able to access your ISY

The set button on the leak sensor is basically used for two purposes. 1. to put the sensor into the linking mode. 2. To reset the sensor from wet to dry once the sensor has detected water but is no longer in water. To check the sensor place it on a wet paper towel. The ISY should show the wet node as on and the dry node as off. Take the sensor off of the paper towel and press the set button once, the ISY should show the dry node as on and the wet node as off.