gmhayes

Hello, I finally got tired of all the PC issues with adware, spyware, and generally running slow.... I just bought a MAC laptop and would like to know if I should be able to access the Admin Console from my MAC using the Safari browser which is standard with the MAC. I've tried the standard http:\\isy without success. Please be kind to me as this is my first MAC laptop and I am still getting used to it and the quirks... I have the ISY/99i PRO. I have had this system for a couple of years and have many programs and scenes. Writing the programs and scenes is no issue at all. I just want to be able to connect from my new MAC. Thanks guys!!! Greg Hayes

Hello guys, I have recently purchased a "starter set" including an ISY99, two access points, a motion detector, and three dual band dimming switches. I have done some rooting around in the other threads and cannot find the answer to what I am assuming is a very basic question. I'm a newbie to this forum and this is my first post some hopefully I don't get too much grief for not being able to find my answer... Do "scenes" and "programs" interfere with one another? Here is a short example of what I would like to do after dusk. Put a motion detector on my front door that triggers "Porch Light Switch" ON for 5 minutes using a Scene. That way it will operate regardless of the state of the ISY or my network. Then I would like to use the same motion detector to start a program to run. Here is the basic pseudo code for the program. If there is motion on the motion detector AND the Trigger Linc on the front door is ON Then turn the Porch Light Switch ON for 2 minutes AND turn the hallway light on for 5 minutes AND turn the laundry room light on for 5 minutes AND turn the kitchen light ON, (no timer on kitchen light). I'm just wondering if the actions triggered by the motion detector in the scene will interfere with a different action desired for the program using the same motion detector. I'm just curious if the program can cause the device to operate differently than the scene that is sent to it and stored on the device. I guess if I had to I could just treat the motion detector scene separate from the "return home" program that lights the way to my alarm keypad. The light would just be on a little longer. I haven't even started doing any programming yet but I am looking forward to it! I feel a minor techno addiction coming on... Thanks a bunch! gmhayes