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It's in stock. Just ordered one and it'll be delivered today

Not that I've seen. The logs can only say what happened not why. From the looks of things I'd say environmental. Not every house is great for rf based devices. If it's always the same devices, I'd look to see who the neighbors are to those devices as well as the location as stated earlier. If you take a device that works all the time, swap with a bad one and update the neighbors. What happens? If the good device continues to work in the bad location and the bad device continues to have issues, then you'll know it's the device. If the behavior stays the same in the location, then you know it's environmental

I meant to delete that. But i was going to say unless you downgrade your firmware which presents it's own set of issues do not something I'd advise

Update neighbors is the only way unless.

Id follow the instructions for the portal https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY_Portal_Installation_Instructions

Clear your Java cache and use the launcher from the 4.9 firmware forum page

Program lock prevents manually linking

Sounds like it's linked together. If you're certain there is no scene created with the 2 devices in it, follow the unlink procedure in the hidden door sensor manual to get them unlinked.

It does not have zwave built in. At some point they will move towards testing with zwave (via USB stick) but have not said when that will be. The pro version only has wifi and Bluetooth built in

Secure doesn't help with making things more reliable. Having a strong mesh network is what makes communication more reliable. With that said schlage is notoriously finicky with pretty much all systems

ISY doesn't support s2 encryption at this time. Is there any reason you want it in secure mode?

Firmware and UI of your Isy

Firmware and UI

The problem with telling someone with limited electrical wiring how to work around code is that they can end up digging themselves into a bigger hole making things more costly to fix and dangerous.

You definitely need to be there

Except with me!!! lol

boo. I thought you'd argue with me. lol

If it aint broke why fix it? You're trying to have him run around for something that isnt an issue so far (though it helps with troubleshooting for potential issues in the future). From my experience Warm Glow bulbs do not present any adverse reaction to insteon devices. Not saying it cant happen long term should the bulbs (or devices) last 5+ years.

I am aware that the white wire can be used as a traveler as long as it is ID'd as such. However, on an online forum, I can only go off the information presented to us. After some years in this field, one thing i've learned is not to assume how something is done...especially when it comes to a persons safety. I wouldnt assume a traveler based on the information provided. If both switches are disconnected, a traveler shouldnt have 110 going to it for you to pick up which tells me it is being used for power which goes against code (was legal at one point but not anymore).

I would recommend getting an electrician to verify your wiring as your diagram and what you state do not add up. If your diagram is correct, you need one anyway as you shouldnt have 110 on the neutral

You're definitely more knowledgeable than you give yourself credit for

I'm not a developer but i did stay at a Holiday Inn Express when I was much younger! Does that count?

I doubt that would be much of a problem. In dense urban areas such as large city apartment buildings, many people use these types of things successfully without issue. The chances of issues are greatly reduced if adjustments are made during non service hours. If they are adjusting during service hours, the small chance of communication issues arising is probably preferable to having to flick a switch multiple times until someone gets to the correct setting they may want with a Church full of people......Heaven forbid they miss it and have to start over

The hue would be more expensive than Cree since you can get a 6 pack for 75 bucks. Depending on setup, hue could work since you would be offloading the traffic to the hub itself. Being that its a church, the impact may be minimal to your router since the bulbs wouldnt necessarily be communicating that much. There are other things to look at such as range when it comes to using hue. Range comes into play depending on where your devices are located. You would also need 2 bridges since you have more than 50 bulbs. Then again, wifi bulbs performance depends on the strength of your church's network. I would definitely reserve the IP addresses of all wifi bulbs if you went that route. With hue its not as important and the inconvenience of 2 bridges is minimized due to everything being able to operate on its own.

All of them pretty much carry the same style. You can go with something higher cost (such as hue) depending on setup. There are also cheaper options such as this and this one by Cree.