lilyoyo1

Firmware and UI of your Isy

Most likely it's closer to the 981 (if not more).

Michel has stated zwave will be handled differently with polisy. Not sure if the new updates will make it's way down to the Isy. Another user stated earlier he found similar behavior using it with homeseer

I know xking stated at one point that he didnt have any plans on adding sensor support to the Node server. No one has commented on previous posts in regards to V2 of the hue API. They may be waiting until it's finalized before doing something with it.

That's the latest and only version for the isy

I believe that information is in the full owners manual found online.

Set ramp rate and click ramp rate button

You can have issues running both depending on system since all devices communicate with each other regardless of where the signal comes from. This can lead to collisions and delays since you'll have 2 separate controllers. With that said, if you know what you're doing and plan accordingly, it's possible with minimal interference. Since you're running both, no it doesn't matter in regards to PLM. Personally, I'd use the PLM with polisy that i plan on using long term just to avoid having to do another swap later.

Make sure that the device itself (outside the scene) is set to 2 seconds. Then double check that you did update it for the controller and scene attributes. Post a screen shot of each as well

What does the event viewer (set to level 3) show when you press off

You're welcome. Thats a common theme on here! ?

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/700119/Insteon-Insteon-Lamplinc-2457d2-Dual-Band.html?page=10

Insteon lamplincs does this as well (unless lamp is in off position). Not understanding your point

I believed those were their refurbished products

Zw3 version is 700 series while the 500 series version is zw2. I haven't seen any ZW3 yet in the wild outside of ebay.

What's your current firmware as there may be one available for you! Michel has stated the Isy will continue to receive updates. With Polisy now out, most of the work needed is going to that to get it where it needs to be (along with future capabilities) The Isy on the other hand is more mature (along with being incompatible with some future needs) so it probably doesn't require updates as regularly. With that said, Isy updates are generally slow coming historically. Reality is, polisy is UDIs future so it will get the bulk of updates and future capabilities as time passes. ISY will get more updates but from my perspective (mine not necessarily theirs), polisy is their main focus as it should be

If you're starting from scratch, I would factory reset the devices as well. No point in rebuilding a system just to bring in something that may have been previously corrupted over the years

Good catch. I didn't notice that

If you run the then what happens? Try adding a wait between commands. With the amount of devices, your PLM may be having a hard time processing what it needs to

Is this an insteon only installation? It's surprising that you aren't having more issues since the PLM can only effectively handle around 900 links. It doesn't make any sense that the isy shows devices changing state but not programs. Post some screen shots of some of the non running programs maybe we can see something that you're missing

If you go to YouTube and type in Isy variables, they have some examples that can help you. Googling Isy cookbook will also bring up a guide that is still relevant.

Except the device the signal is for is 300 series. The signal leaving the controller will be for that along with the signal leaving the repeater. This is why a lower class series device in line kills things completely. The signal doesn't pick back up again after the lowest class series. Either way, while 700 series devices can help with distance, its not a catch all. That's why people still have range issues with the latest devices. The op is better served building a strong mesh network with multiple devices (700 series of course), to ensure strong communication

In the ops case it will be 300 since the receiving device is a 300 series device

See link provided above. Just have to read through it

That's device specific. You'll need to refer to your device others manual usually going on their website.