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Did you also plug your PLM into the UPS? If so then plug it into a non filtered outlet as the UPS will filter the powerline Insteon signal. The ISY should be fine plugged into the UPS It's normal for the receive / transmit leds on the ISY to flicker when the ISY is sending or receiving data. If the bulbs you're dimming are LEDs then the bulb could be the problem. Some LED bulbs are not 100% compatible with Insteon devices and will flicker when dimmed. The UPS should be isolated from the powerline with a Filterlinc as its power supply can interfere with the Insteon signals.

Every time the temperature changes, when the temperature is less then 81, the then clause in your program will run. You could also try the following: IF Status thermostat <=80 (temperature and status Outlet is not off THEN your then statement

Here's a link to the ISY error codes. Most have definitions. https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Errors_And_Error_Messages

What are your ISY firmware and UI versions? What version of the MS do you have. How old are the batteries? I would bring one of the sensors indoors close to the PLM and put it in the linking mode then try to query it. Post your results.

Chayne, Welcome to the forum Take a look at this thread https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/2395-socket-open-failed-javanetsockettimeoutexception/?tab=comments#comment-19324 If you're still unable to resolve your issue than it's best to submit a support ticket http://www.universal-devices.com/contact-support

A possibility is that the open / close sensor somehow got its links corrupted. Try deleting the sensor from the ISY, do a factory reset on the sensor, then link it back to the ISY. Make sure that only one sensor is in the linking mode at any one time. Note: when you delete it the sensor will also be removed from any programs where it appeared so you'll have to add it back to those program lines.

Open your ISY event log and set it to level 3. That will show real time ISY activity and may help you narrow down the problem.

What is the status of the LEDs on the front of the ISY? It's possible that you may have a program running in the ISY that's in a continuous loop. When you updated you ISY firmware did you also update your UI by clearing the JAVA cache and programs and down loading the new ISY launcher? Are you using a PC or a MAC?

If the load is a separate device, i.e. not physically connected to the keypad, then you need to create a scene and add both devices into the scene as CONTROLLERS. When any device in a scene is turned on or off it also triggers all devices in that scene.

It's a common mistake. You're not the only one.

The device does not have to be in the linking mode to add it to the ISY. Only battery operated devices need to be put into linking mode prior to adding them to the ISY. Are you getting any error messages when you try to add it? Are you sure you're entering the correct address for the device? Make sure you use the Zero not the letter O if the address has one. You should also do a factory reset on the device prior to adding it to the ISY

Check to make sure your not running out of ISY resources. Do you have programs or network resources that are always running? What model PLM are you using. Is your ISY the pro version? What ISY firmware and UI are you running? Your logs should still be intact after a reboot. A factory reset will probably wipe them out. Take a look at your error log.

Can you give me a program example on comparing values.

I think that with 4.7.3 I really don't have any options. My first thought, as smokegrub suggested, was to assign either the temperature or humidity to a variable. Guess I'll have to sit it out until I move up to 5.x.x.

I have several Insteon wireless thermostats that I use to monitor temperature and humidity in outside patio areas. When the batteries fail the ISY shows the last reported temperature and humidity and it could be days before I realize that the batteries have failed. Being that the thermostat doesn't have a battery node, has anyone come up with a clever program to determine if the thermostat's battery has failed? I'm currently running 4.7.3 firmware.

UDI plans to move away from Java dependency. When that happens the ISY will be fully supported without Java.

NEVER do a delete PLM. It's also a good ideal to do an ISY backup before you replace the PLM. Attached is the detailed PLM replacement guidelines. Replace ISY PLM.pdf

Here's the ISY Wiki link for correcting the font issue https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#Fonts_too_Small

Correct. Be sure to add all the switches to your scenes as CONTROLLERS. All the devices in your scene will then be in sync

You never want to link the switches to one another before adding them to the ISY. What you need to do is uninstall them from the ISY, do a factory reset on each switch to remove the cross links, the add them to the ISY, one at a time. After adding to the ISY create scene and add both switches to the scene as controllers. The switches will then be in sync with one another and either switch will control the load.

DeShark, Can you post a screen shot of one of the scenes. Are all the lights connected to the load wire on the KPLs?

Brian, this is from the Smarthome site. Looks like they increased the memory, added a piezo sounder, and a few other features. New features: Built-in Dual-Band with RF function, acts like an Access Point for phase bridging and RF to/from power line 2,000+ links (compared to around 1000+ links previously) Added a beep sounder Red/Green LED light Supports faster reading and writing of the PLM's database by another controller Much lighter weight No pass-through outlet

It never hurts to have a spare PLM TVs, power supplies, UPS, and some CFL bulbs are notorious for creating noise on the powerline that interferes with the Insteon signal. I always keep a few spare Filterlincs on hand just in case. Glad to hear you got your issue resolved Here's a few links to troubleshooting Insteon communication issues https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=INSTEON:_Troubleshooting_Communications_Errors https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=INSTEON_Signal_/_Noise_Troubleshooting

Do a factory reset then a restore device on the Chandelier switch. You should also do the same with the KPL. It's not unusual for the links to get corrupted in the KPLs, especially the older ones. If the problem continues you may have noise on the powerline and / or other issues.

Your program looks correct. Not sure why it's not working. Try removing the Ramp Rate line. Are you sure you have good communications between the ISY and your switch.