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Apparently, it defaulted to ON after I rebooted the Polisy. The Multisensor 6 motion is what triggered it. I don't see an "Assoc only" option.

Chris, I'm now getting a pop up box, when the admin console is open, every time the multisensor 6 motion is triggered. Note: The only device I have installed is the Multisensor 6 for testing purposes prior to a migration.

@Chris Jahn I sent in a couple of support tickets but they bounced back. Not sure if you received them. Here's the contents: 1. Zwave devices are showing up as ZY rather than ZW 2. Polisy 5.5.0 with current package updates, Zmatter board, Multisensor 6 When the motion sensor node is triggered, its status is correctly shown in the level 3 event log and in the Polisy status window. However, neither the level 3 event log nor the Polisy status window shows the motion off status which occurs 4 minutes after motion detection. The sensor motion display was correctly working with the Zmatter board and the previous Polisy firmware

@Ricka2 In Java, you need to clear you Java cache including installed applications Then download the admin console from this link https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp The ISY firmware and the UI must always be the same version.

I think as they've been changing the name over to Iox they haven't changed the menu items yet. It's the same with 5.5.0

I was able to update to 5.5.0 with no issues. However, when I pressed the "Move to Zmatter Z-Wave button" my polisy locked up. The only solution was to do a factory reset on the Polisy. The Polisy is now up and running but I'm unable to include any Z-wave devices. Prior to the firmware update I was using the Zmatter board with the Multisensor 6 as my test platform, and all was working normally.

@Deane Johnson The blue light is the power led. It's possible that your ISY power supply has failed. If you have another power supply, 12 volts, 2 amps, try replacing your existing supply. Are the leds on the ISY ethernet socket lit

Start by clearing your Java cache, including applications, then download the ISY laucher: https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp If you're then able to access the admin console report back with the ISY UI and firmware versions

If you want to start from scratch, then you would have to exclude them from the ISY and then include them into the eisy

Here it is.

The ISY994 supports a 32gb SD card. I'm currently using one as are many other forum members. The following is from the link you provided. "The ISY994i takes a MicroSD card. The max size is 32GB. Please look for a card with the newer A1 rating (A2 also works, but will fallback to A1 because the ISY994 does not provide hardware support required for A2). All other process steps below remain the same.]"

Also upgrade your packages in the Polisy if you haven't already done so. Current Polisy firmware is 5.4.5 Current ISY firmware is 5.3.4 After the upgrade(s) be sure to clear your Java cache including applications, then download the ISY launcher

In the Polisy configuration tab, is the Insteon box checked? Are you using the same PLM that you used with the ISY994, if so, you shouldn't need to restore it What is your Polisy firmware and UI?

I'm not familiar with the Bali blinds, but I use Zwave with my Somfy blinds. With Somfy you first have to program then using the Somfy remote setting the open and close positions. Once programmed they only recognize either open or close from the Zwave (ISY or Polisy) controller. Currently, Zwave scenes are somewhat problematic. Try creating a program, include each blind in the program then control the program via a zwave command or insteon command

The Polisy is being replaced with the eisy. The availability is pending. The specs are attached.

If you have the Zooz stick attached, then wait for a few days when the updated firmware is released

@CopyRon The following is from UD. Did you check your bios? --------------------- There have been two reports of Polisy not booting up after installing the ZMatter module. Initial assessments point to not having an updated BIOS/flash, insufficient power from the power supply, and possibly short circuit on the TPM board. As such, please do make sure you update the BIOS before attempting to install the module. Furthermore, please do ensure that Polisy is powered off when installing the module.

It's possible that the remote which has pending writes is causing issues. I would address that next

@bpwwer can probably help once he reads this thread.

If you're not planning on using the remote you should delete it, and make sure it's deleted from your scenes. Were the Keypad buttons in your scenes added as controllers, and not responders.

I noticed that the ISY isn't communicating with "R-LowHang" indicated by the Red Exclamation point to the left of the device name. If it's a battery operated remote you need to put it in the linking mode then do a write updates.

You need to upgrade to 3.1.15 which has bug fixes and may correct your problem Here's the instructions

Some devices will install several nodes, many of which are not necessary or phantom nodes. This is a common issue with Zwave and the ISY. Other controllers may or may not use those nodes. What most of us do is create a folder "unused zwave nodes" and move the nodes you don't need into that folder.

@walkman9999 Can you post a screenshot of the scene. The problem is most likely with the relationship between your KPL and the scene. Which button on the KPL are you using to control the scene?

@walkman9999 Your ISY firmware is outdated. You should consider moving up top 5.3.4 which has bug fixes and newer hardware support. The upgrade will require some user intervention so be sure to read the release notes before updating.