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First thing I looked for was the last run time of those garage door monitoring programs (I have four). Of course, those timestamps got wiped out when the wife discovered the doors open at 6:40 AM and immediately closed them. I'm the late riser (7 AM) and she asked why in the world I would forget to close the garage doors with 45 MPH winds blowing.

Thank you for the reply Xathros. Last year I did install with reverse trigger "on" but then changed out my contact sensors so that the reverse signal was not needed. Both I/O Lincs are showing no check in the "Trigger Reverse". They are both setup for Momentary B - Triggered by On AND Off. Now I need a program to monitor my garage door status at all hours of the day and set the Elk siren off! Last nights event/problem did not even execute the "I'm home but garage door has been open 20 minutes" program? I can see why the 1-car did not execute because the status went back (for no obvious reason) to 0% but the 2-car is a mystery. If ( Control 'Main Floor / Garage / Garage2Car-20.F7.91-Sensor' is switched On And Control 'Main Floor / Garage / Garage2Car-20.F7.91-Sensor' is not switched Off ) And ( $SteveOs_iPhone5_Home is not 0 ) Then Wait 20 minutes Send Notification to 'ATT-SMS' content 'GarageTwoCarOpen' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

I just had an event occur last night that I have not seen since I first installed my ISY-994IR pro. It would appear that the "Query All" program that runs at 3AM is somehow tripping my garage door IOLinc relays. I see the single garage door relay go briefly to 100% but I never see the double door relay report at all but both doors were open still a 6:43AM. I have no active/disabled programs that ever execute the door relays. Waking up in the middle of winter with both garage doors open is not exactly pleasant. Any ideas what is happening here? I will again disable the "query all" since I can't risk this accident from occurring again. Here is the log: Scene:LEE ISY Controller Status Query Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:00 AM Program Log Main Floor / Kitchen / Kitchen_KP8A Dinette Cans / Kitchen_KP8H GR Lights Status 100% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:02 AM System Log Main Floor / Garage / Garage2Car-20.F7.91-Sensor Status 100% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:05 AM System Log Main Floor / Main Hall / Main Hall Switch Status 0% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:22 AM System Log Main Floor / Garage / Garage1Car-22.7A.A5-Sensor Status 100% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:33 AM System Log Main Floor / Garage / Garage1Car-22.7A.A5-Relay Status 100% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:34 AM System Log Main Floor / Garage / Garage Lights KP6.1 / Garage KP6.C-TwoCarDoor Status 100% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:37 AM System Log Main Floor / Garage / Garage1Car-22.7A.A5-Relay Status 0% Tue 2014/01/14 03:00:40 AM System Log Main Floor / Main Bath / Main Bath Lights Status 97% Tue 2014/01/14 04:13:57 AM System Log Main Floor / Main Bath / Main Bath Lights Status 0% Tue 2014/01/14 04:14:38 AM System Log

Thanks again for your thoughts. Adding the 2 second delay is not an option since the wife acceptance level would be zero. I'm going to try the MD as a scene controller with no OFF commands. I will use a program to time the lights out. Sure wish I would have hit the SAVE LOG last night!

I blew it last night when I had the chance to save the level 3 event log. The JRE was locked up this morning and I could not save the log. I won't make that mistake again IF I get another chance. Thanks for the hints. Now I'm looking thru my programs for any instance of ISY controller-level scene adjustments or any scene that might include all 54+ devices. The general event log makes it appear that a motion detector's sensor ON status triggered a program that turned on the scene "Garage Lights". The garage lights scene has a SwitchLinc (on the load) with four additional linked KPL controllers. This log does not give a clear picture of all the devices that were possibly activated by the "garage lights" scene. Garage Lights On 255 Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:11 PM Program Log Scene:Main Floor / Exterior / Garage Lights On 255 Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:11 PM Program Log ALL LIGHTS IN THE HOUSE TURNED ON AT THIS POINT Main Floor / Kitchen / Kitchen_KP8A Kitchen Cans / Kitchen_KP8G Garage Door1 Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log Office-KP8A-Office Lights / Office-KP8G-Garage 1 Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log Dining-KP61-Dining Cans / Dining-KP6B-GarageDoor Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log Office-KP61 Fan Lights / Office-KP6B Garage Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log Main Floor / Main Hall / Main Foyer-KP8A-Cans / Main Foyer-KP8G-Garage1 Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log Main Floor / Main Hall / Main Hall-KP8A-Cans / Main Hall-KP8.G-Garage1 Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log Main Floor / Exterior / Garage Lights KP6.1 / Garage KP6.C Door One Status 100% Mon 2013/03/25 08:00:13 PM System Log

Newbie to the forum. I've had a ISY994IR PRO installed for about 2 1/2 months now. Thanks to this forum's members and the UDI wiki I've managed to get a number of programs and devices working to the household's satisfaction. This install now has 54 Insteon devices with about 10 to go. Thanks again to all the of the forum's contributors for taking the time to bring the rest of us along. BUT now I have a show stopper and need assistance in diagnosing: Twice in the last three days something (program/IR/device?) has triggered every device in the home to turn ON. When I look at the detail event view (level 3) I do not see pages of DON commands to individual devices. I do see responders reacting to the ON events. The general event log does not indicate anything but the responders reacting to this mystery ALL ON event. Is there a general Insteon "ALL ON" command and how would I find the trigger to that event? Is there a way this can be generally disabled? The triggering of the garage door relays is going to kill this whole project and force me to put the control of that critical element somewhere else (Elk MK1?).