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@GDavis01
Factory reset PLM
Remove PLM from power, hold down the set button and continue to hold down the set button after plugging in, the PLM will beep, hold the set button in until the beeping stops
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Factory Reset EISY
Click the button ten (10) times
Please wait 5-10 minutes after factory reset before attempting to reconnect to system. If System is not found by IoX Launcher after the wait period please reboot system by clicking the button five (5) times and waiting two minutes for system to come online.
Note: after a factory reset the user name and password reverts to admin/admin
After you reset the EISY log in from the admin console and run update packages, don't touch anything until the update completes and you see a notice to reboot.
 

@johnjces
If the keypad itself is located in a subfolder in your device tree you'll need to move it out of the subfolder. No need to touch any of your scenes. 
Sounds like the triac in the KPL got fried. Be sure to fix the light socket before you replace the KPL. After the replacement do a EISY backup

@TriLife
I'm running Windows 11 with all the latest windows and java updates and the admin console works without any issues. Take a look at these two links
 
https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#ISY_Finder_does_not_find_ISY
https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?itle=Main_Page#Java_applications_are_blocked_by_your_security_settings
 
 

@toptierweb
Did you clear your java cache, checking all 3  boxes, before downloading the IoX Launcher from here:
https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp
 

@willclarke
Why not use one Zwave network and add two 800 series range extenders/amplifiers, one in the garage and one in the house.  
Zooz 800 Series Z-Wave Plus Range Extender ZAC38 - The Smartest House

Why not just use a Zwave 800 amplifier/repeater. Placing the Zmatter dongle outside of the house, and exposing it to weather,  is probably not a good idea
Zooz 800 Series Z-Wave Plus Range Extender ZAC38 - The Smartest House

@bobbob21
Try replacing the ethernet cable between the router and the eisy. Also try removing power from the eisy for about 15 seconds. 

Either your Polisy bios needs updating or you have a signature failure. You'll need to contact support. Here's the link to submit a support request:
https://www.universal-devices.com/my-tickets
 
 

Exactly follow the attached procedure to replace your PLM.  
It's best to do a factory reset on your new PLM before installng it. When you install the new PLM the deleted addresses in your previous PLM will be removed. 
Replace PLM Procedure (EISY or POLISY).pdf

Being that you're using a new/different PLM on your EISY you need to exactly follow the replace PLM guidelines for your EISY. See attached
The reason nothing is working is because your EISY is currently programmed with the serial PLM and doesn't yet reconize the USB PLM
 
Replace PLM Procedure (EISY or POLISY).pdf

I have the ZAC38.  The admin console will display the AC Mains Disconnected assuming that the eisy/poolisy is on a UPS.
The only glitch is when the controler is rebooted, the AC Mains stats doesn't update to show connected, however if A/C power to the ZAC38 is lost then the disconnect will again show in the admin console. After a reboot, if you unplug then reconnect the ZAC38 the admin console will show the correct status.
If your controller and router are on a UPS then you're able to receive a power fail email
 

@smorgasbord
Attached is an updated set of instructions for replacing the PLM on an EISY/POLISY
Personally, I prefer the USB PLM as there's one less thing to fail.  It's also easier to locate the PLM away from the controller using a USB cable. 
Replace PLM Procedure (EISY or POLISY).pdf

Other forum member(s) have installed the ZSE70 in the eisy without issues. 

@smorgasbord
Try using Multimedia Messaging Service, which AT&T still supports. 
  (your phonr number) @MMS.ATT.NET

Try removing power from the controller for a few minutes. If that doesn't resolve your issue then post a copy of your error log

The ISY backup is located on the harddrive of your computer.  It's named IoX-Backup.v(your firmware version #)_(date of backup)
Your existing ISY firmware is OK for the migration.
If you're using the same PLM you had on the ISY, then power down both systems, Remove the PLM from the ISY and connect it to the eisy, then power up the eisy.
On the eisy, under FILE, select restore IoX. Select the ISY Backup file you just created
 
 
 

@gempro
The link tables for a scene are contained in the devices themselves, so if you disconnect the PLM the scenes should still work, i.e. if you have 3 devices in a scene and turn on one of the devices the other devices should respond.
Not knowing how you first installed the PLM it's probably best to do a factory reset on your PLM and then follow the written instructions for replacing a PLM. See attached file.
Replace PLM.pdf

170001 are informational, not errors, you can ignore them. you most likely have a device, program or node server that's very active.

The complete migration instructions can be found at this link:
https://wiki.universal-devices.com/Eisy:User_Guide#Migration
Be sure to follow the migration guide exactly.
 

In the PG3x configuration for Weatherflow you should set the forcast option to 0. You may have to delete and reinstall the node server for that to take effect
 
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It appears that you have a communications problem between the PLM and your devices.  It's possible that the you could have interference on the powerline. Have you recently added any new appliances or other electricial devices?
Take a look at this wiki article:
INSTEON: Troubleshooting Communications Errors - Universal Devices, Inc. Wiki (universal-devices.com)

When you add a Zwave device to the eisy you'll most likely end up with extra nodes that you don't need. The reason being is that, unlike Insteon,  zwave devices are designed to work with various Zwave hubs, and each hub may require and/or support these extra nodes.
What most of us do is create a folder and move the nodes we don't use into that folder which will give you a cleaner device tree.
I've attached 2 files that may help explain associations. Being that the eisy already supports scenes you most likely won't need the associations or scenes nodes that the device installs
Z-Wave Association-Basics.pdf
Zwave Groups and Associations.pdf

Are you running tha latest version of PG3x (3.2.7)?
What is your Polisy firmware and UI version?
Are you obtaining your Weatherflow data locally from the Hub or remotely?
The Weatherflow data should automatically populate your Polisy after a reboot.

What you're experiencing is correct. The backup process was modified in the 5.8.4 firmware. It now takes about a second for the backup to write to your harddrive.

When you clear your java cache make sure that all 3 boxes are checked, then download the IoX Launcher from here:
https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp
This will then place the icon on your desktop