TMR Rudy

okay, good news. I think clearing Java cache worked - thanks for sharing. Program files are back. Now the bad news I need to upgraded the firmware, the link you provided (Thank You) needs me to be on a new firmware. Do you have advice here you can share. I am on a Mac and I have downloaded the latest firmware file 5.3.4. My current firmware is 5.0.16. When I downloaded the file it created a folders called; CODE; DEF; and WEB. Should this not have been a .ZIP. Not sure which folder has the firmware. I tried to compress the files in to .ZIP but I am getting the following message: "upgrade failed : invalid or incompatible upgrade file. Wondering if it has something to do with being on a Mac. Rudy.

thanks for your reply, can you please expand on reloading IoX? What are the steps to do that? Thanks

It's been sometime since I needed to refer to my programs. Today I noticed the programs I have created are missing, however the programs have been running. I needed to re-set one of my wall switches and wanted to add it back to a daily running program, to find the program missing. Any suggestions on how the programs continue to run, but I cannot find the original program? Thanks Rudy.

from the link what am I uploaded I don't see the specific file or zip

Okay I have to go figure that out then. I am using a. launcher on a Mac. Could mine be old?

Paul, I read a post from Michael that stated you need to have ISY and UI at the same version before upgrading?

ISY - Insteon only

Michale, were do I get the UI upgrade. I am currently at v4.7.3 (ISY) and v4.6.2 (UI)

I am showing Manually upgrade

Paul I have ISY Launcher going just can't find were to download or upgrade is?

My ISY Firmware is at v4.7.3 UI v4.6.2 Sorry, but could not find the link to upgrade the UI only. Looking to upgrade to 5.x

Sorry see next post with programs.

I wanted to use a program to have the fan (on/off switch) run after using the shower. Usually we turn off all the bathroom lights including the fan once showered. I found that moisture was not escaping the room during the period the fan was on during showering. I wanted the fan to run 15 minutes longer after the shower. Thus the need for a timer program. The goal was after showering and leaving the bathroom, I wanted the fan to continue running without the need to revisit the bathroom to turn off the fan. The fan I am using is a in ceiling typical bathroom fan integrated with the rest of the house as an on/off switch. Using the two stage program has solved the issue. Once the fan is switched off, there is a short delay and then the fan turns back on and runs the program for 15 minutes. I wish there was not a short delay, where the fan would remain on and runs the program. However not a big issue. I did not want a program starts the timer once the fan is turned on. There are several individuals using the bathroom who take different lengths of time showering, I did not what to cut the fan off while someone was in there. Basically I wanted a run time of 15 minutes after you left the bathroom. Thanks again all. Rudy.

Thanks everyone for your quick replies. I have managed to get the fan to stay on after it is turned off; however using the program from Jon above, there is a delay from when the fan is turned off...which sets the fan off, and then clicks back on to run the program. I guess the off and on has to be there. I was hoping for a smoother transition from when the fan is switched off (since it was on) and to stay on while it switches over to the program timer. Thanks again all Rudy

I am trying to find a timer program that keeps the bathroom shower fan on for 10 minutes after it is turned off. the program that I found on the forum is not working for me; IF control fan is switched on and status fan is off THEN wait 10 minutes set fan off ELSE (optional) Please let me know if you have seen any other programs that may assist. Thanks Rudy.

Sorry the labels should not be there. Interesting about the black and red wires?

I have just installed the second (shipped under warranty) Insteon Thermostat. I have a question, does the grey display disappear during heating cycles of the furnace. I find that when the furnace is heating and then runs the fan, the thermostat goes blank after about 30 seconds, and then once the furnace blows out heat, the thermostat turns back onto the blue screen and acts as normal. This is happening on each cycle when the temperature falls and the furnace needs to run to bring back the set temperature. Is this by design? Do you think I have another faulty thermostat? Possible temperature gauge issue with the actual furnace? Trying to figure this one out. Wiring configuration attached.

LeeG, thanks for hanging on to this one. I will program this and let you know the results. I have also noticed your other contributions to the "all on events", something that I am experiencing as well. I upgraded the PLM to 2.0 and have still experienced an "all on" occurrence. Another issue that I just had was my Smarthome thermostat has failed over the holidays leaving me without heat. Thank goodness I kept my old manual thermostat. Anyway Smarthome is replacing this one under warranty, and have suggested that I go back to the dealer and replace the PLM. Ok off to test the program. Rudy

that would be the (Main Hallway Upstairs Master) Thanks

I feel there is an issue with my scene. I do have all three switched defined as CONTROLLER. I see in ISY dashboard the on level changes between the scheduled times, however this is not carried out at the switch level. I can get the light to operate via the program when operating through the dashboard, but not a the switch level. R

where are you seeing In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs 1' Set 'responder on level' 30% (On Level) "set responder" I only have options to add the controller names within the scene. I am not seeing Set responder? Thanks.

yes I have created a scene with all three switches defined as CONTROLLER's. This program is working when using the dashboard, however not at the switch level. Sill turning on at 100%. Main Hallway Upstairs (Scene Name) Main Hallway Master' - Located at south end of hallway - Controller Main Hallway Upstairs 1' - Located at bottom of stairs - Controller Main Hallway Upstairs 2' - Located at north end of hallway - Controller If From 8:30:00PM To 6:00:00AM (next day) Then In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 1' 30% (On Level) In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 2' 30% (On Level) In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs Master' 30% (On Level) Else In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 1' 100% (On Level) In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 2' 100% (On Level) In Scene 'Main Hallway Upstairs' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs Master' 100% (On Level)

thanks again for reviewing. The reason that I am using " if control" is that I do not want the set of pot lights to automatically come on between the scheduled times, I only wish to have the lights turn on as needed, but not at 100% during the time noted. Main Hallway Master' - Located at south end of hallway Main Hallway Upstairs 1' - Located at bottom of stairs Main Hallway Upstairs 2' - Located at north end of hallway The wall switches are connected to 1 set of upstairs pot lights. The original scene "Main Hallway upstairs" has "all" 3 switches acting as the controller, to allow us to turn on or off the switchs at any of the 3 locations noted above. Hope that is providing a bit more details. I did create another scene that has all 3 switches acting as "responders" hoping that would solve the issue. That is why "Upstairs Night" was created. Thanks all. Rudy

This program is not working, wondering where the issue is? If ( Control 'Main Hallway Upstairs 2' is switched On Or Control 'Main Hallway Upstairs 1' is switched On Or Control 'Main Hallway Upstairs Master' is switched On ) And From 9:00:00PM To 6:00:00AM (next day) Then In Scene 'Upstairs Night' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 1' 30% (On Level) In Scene 'Upstairs Night' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 2' 30% (On Level) In Scene 'Upstairs Night' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs Master' 30% (On Level) Else In Scene 'Upstairs Night' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 1' 100% (On Level) In Scene 'Upstairs Night' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs 2' 100% (On Level) In Scene 'Upstairs Night' Set 'Main Hallway Upstairs Master' 100% (On Level)

totally agree. I plan to incorporate LeeG's program. Currently I am experience a fade up to 30% and then up to 100% when I need the lights only at 100%. Thanks guys. ps. I have another program that is not the greatest. Interested in investigating and reviewing? Rudy.