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I'm not sure about support via a NS, but @io_guy offers a Polyglot alternative called Nodelink which does have DSC support. You will need to dedicate a device to running Nodelink 24/7. Here is the forum link. https://forum.universal-devices.com/forum/113-nodelink/

@Blackbird Here is an example of an ELK controlling an Insteon scene. In this scene when the front door opens, this event is passed to the ISY994i which then activates the Insteon scene if it is dark inside the home and the alarm is set to away (meaning no one is home). It uses one state variable for the alarm, which is explained.

@photogeek54 The Elk M1 is supported by the Node server (NS) developed by @Jimbo.Automates. The NS runs on a PolyGlot server, current models supported are the PoliSy and soon to be released Eisy. This NS offers a lot of functionality not supported by the original ELK module designed to run on the ISY994i. I would not recommend buying the ELK module and would instead spend your money on a PoliSy or Esiy when they become available hopefully later this month. Not only will you benefit from a much more robust appliance, but it also allows you to add on multiple technologies at minimal cost to you. @Jimbo.Automates has done a terrific job with the current ELK M1 NS in terms of features supported. If an API is released by ELK for the newer version 27, I imagine @Jimbo.Automates will do his best to offer a NS to support that as well. Keep in mind ELK may choose to keep the API private for the version 27 equipment and that would mean it would be impossible to offer support via a NS. It's not something that exists so it's not a good idea to make future plans on something that might be. I have personally installed many ELK M1s in combination with ISY994i's and PoliSy's. Its a very robust system combination.

I'd also try a reboot of the PoliSy and see if that clears things up.

WoL is pretty simple to understand. at it's most fundamental It's either a unicast or broadcast packet. More often than not it's going to be a broadcast on a single sub net going out to all devices whether there is a switch or not. switches simply re-transmit all broadcast traffic on a single sub net to all active ports. Your issues seems to revolve around changing the location of the IoP. Changing it's location physically wouldn't change WoL at all. Something else changed. One possibility is that when you changed the location an IP addr changed. If you are using DHCP this is something to check on both ends of the connection. IoP and the TV. Switches often keep IP addr to port mappings in memory so that a broadcast packet only has to be forwarded via unicast to a specified port instead of blasting the entire sub net with unnecessary traffic. If the switch is still sending to an old IP for your WoL traffic it might not be getting to it's destination. Now this will only last as long as the switch keeps this info alive in memory. All of this is to say, I don't think it's the IoP that's the problem.

Often times surge protectors also filter line noise. Unfortunately line noise and Insteon signaling look a lot alike to filters. Your best bet is to try one and see what happens.

@zhangyeus & @dexmot74 If the reboot didn't help then I would open a support ticket at... https://www.universal-devices.com/contact-us/

@JSchumann You will need to update your ISY994i to 5.3.4 which supports TLS 1.2. The 5.3.4 Update is now available for the ISY994 product. Notes: - SSLv3 is now disabled. All models now support TLS1.2 and high grade cipher suites - 4.1.1 backups may corrupt Z-Wave configuration in case they are restored. 4.1.2 and above releases fix this issue - See our Wiki for additional information (e.g. Program Variables) Please follow the upgrade instructions on the 5.3.4 page.

@Blackbird Wow that's insane. Here's a good post on how to build one from scratch. https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/35441-long-serial-cable-for-plm-works-great/?do=findComment&comment=331996 You really only need pins 1,7 &8.

@JMoots I agree with @Techman you probably have a device that is creating a lot of electrical noise. I liked his idea of the individual device query and wanted to also point out the power of circuit breakers. You can cut power to individual circuits to facilitate narrowing in on the offending device. This is a labor intensive process and there are really no short cuts. You have to go device by device. It could still be something other than an Insteon device, but I'd check the Insteon stuff first as @Techman suggested. Anything that comes on around 3am is suspect. I once had a client with a pool pump that looked fine, smelled fine and ran just fine, but it was going bad and throwing enough noise into the system that when it started up around 5am each day it would ruin communications on the power line for an hour.

@Blackbird You can get a replacement cable here. https://smartenit.com/shop/plm-serial-cable/

Neither the 300 or the 500 series z-wave board for the ISY994i supported S2 security. It may be that they were so old compared to the current 700 series spec that there wasn't a conflict with regards to S2 security and the Baldwin door lock. I'm just guessing. The 700 series Zooz dongle and the newer Polisy combination are aware of S2, but not fully compliant. The new Eisy or the Matter daughter card that will be available in the November time frame will be z-wave 700 certified and support S2 security.

@EricK If all your devices are Insteon, then I agree that the PLM is suspect. I would try doing a restore from the AC and see if that fixes your issues before going to far down the rabbit hole. Just for information, yes if you purchase a Polisy that will work with your USB PLM, but the Polisy is out of stock. In the November time frame the new Eisy should become available and that would be your best bet as a replacement for the ISY, but as I said let's try doing a restore on the PLM first.

@asbril All the information for installing and using Simplicity Studio can be found in this thread. There's a lot of information and simplicity studio isn't as user friendly as UDI's AC, but it is what you need to perform a backup and restore. I'd read through the thread, then install Simplicity Studio, get logged in and then plug your Zooz stick into the computer you load Simplicity Studio onto. You should then have access to most of the menu items and you can just poke around. Specifically you are looking for the NVM Backup / Restore.

I'm sorry to say it really sounds like a HW issue. If you are comfortable with component level repair, you can try replacing all the capacitors. If not there is nilachidatasystems on Ebay that offers to repair PLM's. nilachidatasystems

@jlcelliott It sounds like you've lost the file association for java script. The easiest way to fix this is probably to just reinstall Java. Java for Windows

@Blackbird Here's an example of a three way switch with 3 switches changing between 35% at midnight back to 100% at sunrise. The tricky part is that for each switch in the program you need to set the "Controller" and "Set" individually. I put in a ticket last year to have these all linked, but it was deemed a low priority so this is the only way I know to do what you want. Here is an example of one of the three switches in this program with the "Controller" and "Set" shown.

I also have good success with simpler syntax for fans. Alexa, fan low Alexa, fan Medium Alexa, fan High Alexa, fan OFF ----- Alexa, guest fan low Alexa, guest fan medium Alexa, guest fan high Alexa, guest fan OFF

@smorgasbord I may be mistaken, but as I recall the EZIO8S has an Insteon controller on board. It is designed to interface with a PLM not with another Insteon controller. Here's a link the Quick Start Guide: https://docs.smartenit.com/ezio/ezio8sa_quick-start.pdf

The network module has been superseded by the UDI portal. The license fee is $12.00 for two years. You can find the purchase option here: https://my.isy.io/index.htm Then navigate to Information / ISY Portal Access License.

@Andre Douyon This is most probably due to the older java applet being cached. Deleting Java won't be enough. you need to clear the java cache. Follow these directions: Clear Java Cache and then do this... Launch the 5.3.0 Admin Console and/or Dashboard by going to the following link: - https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp Once the start,jnpl file is downloaded, run it and you should be prompted to allow the java applet to run. If you aren't then you still need to clean up a previous install of java.

@tlightne , The NS developer has notified me that they pushed an update. Please let them know if it is now working for you. https://github.com/jamespauly/udi-acurite-poly/issues/2

Well, you guys are on top of it which explains why mine is working. Thank you both!

I'm also using OpenWeathermap and am not having any issue with the connected / disconnected status. You may want to copy your log file here so Bob can take a look at it.

Both the PG2 and PG3 node servers will need to be re-written to utilize the new API before they will work. Since PG2 is deprecated it's unlikely that will be fixed. At some point Bob may work on fixing the PG3 version, but he is doing about fifty different things at once, so it might take a bit of time.