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Thanks - I also messed up the non-toggle settings.

I had an old 2486D keypad fail so I replaced with a new one. The old unit controls a lamplinc on the main on/off and 4 scenes of the entertainment room lights (different levels). I had it set up for non-toggle and all 5 scenes include all the same switches/lamplinc and key pad buttons. I replaced the keypad with a new 2334-2 keypad reconfigured into 6 button mode with 6 keys. I added it to the isy 994i (4.9.0 firmware/4.9.0 UI) and used admin console to replace old keypad with new. It all seemed fine in isy and the scenes will respond to the isy correctly, but any button push on the keypad (2-5) will not initiate any of the scenes. I have done the following twice - remove all 5 scenes that work with the keypad. Removed keypad in isy. Check PLM links and all reference to keypad was removed so I know the PLM and ISY are communicating. Add in keypad and rebuild all 5 scenes. The only scene that works is the lamplinc/keypad 1 (on-off) that will turn on the lamplinc. All the other scenes will turn on from the ISY, but not from the keypad button. Also, the keypad doesn't want to go into non-toggle mode. If I press a keypad (2-5) it will flash twice and then all the lights on the keypad will go off. If I long press the keys (2, 3, 4, or 5) and release, the key will flash twice and then all lights will stay on like it should in non-toggle mode. The scene test has given me failed communication for all the keypads and most of the switches involved in the scene. Any ideas on fixing this type of issue?

Brian, thanks for the quick responses. I will try the original United-Chemi-Con and report back if I get my 2413S back up and running.

Brian do you have an alternative part number for a low esr cap that will work for C7 & C13 location? Thanks

My 2413S v 1.B just died after 2yrs, 8 months. Seems like a common occurrence here. I was looking at the digikey parts list, on page 6, as they are located a couple of hours away from me and have a question of the electrical experts here. Would their part - 565-1598-ND- EKY-500ELL100ME11D- be equivalent to the EKY-500ETD100ME11D specified in the 1st post? The only difference I can see is height, which I don't think would matter much. This is replacing the 399-6599-ND which is only rated for 2000 hrs at 85C and may be an issue for lifespan. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again for all the help. The local switch resets did the trick.

Thanks for the detailed procedure. For my situation I changed the ramp rate from 2 sec to 4.5 sec using your procedure. On the ISY admin page I look at the device list and find my two switches, master and slave - both set at 4.5. The scene has the same ramp rate of 4.5 along with both switches in the scene (using the procedure above of copy). If I activate the scene from the computer it works with a ramp rate of 4.5 sec. If I push the master switch it also does the ramp rate of 4.5 sec. If I push the slave switch is does the standard ramp rate of .1 even though everything shown says 4.5. For this particular switch combination, I added it to the ISY via the master switch device address (I can't get start linking to work properly) but in this case I added the address and chose option to add related devices (switches linked together switch to switch in a virtual 3-way) but to remove existing links. I was thinking that this would remove the hard link switch to switch and have the ISY create new links via the scene. Maybe my problem is that these switches were linked together using the standard insteon linking and this link was not removed. Also along the same lines, what is the priority for operations - ie local first, scene second. Even though the ISY device list the local action is to use a ramp rate of 4.5 can it still be programmed locally from the original set up as an virtual 3-way linked switch to switch with the standard ramp rate set? Thanks.

All the ramp rates are set to 2 sec. Master/Slave in the device list, in the scene, and each of the the master/slave switches under the scene. I have 4 such circuits set up the same way and they all do the same thing. The master (load) switch will follow the ramp rate when pressed. The slave switch will only do fast on/off. When the scene is activated from the isy web interface it will also follow the ramp rates.

I'm new to the isy, but have used insteon products for 4 years. I have several virtual 3-way circuits set up and operating normally without the isy. I added the devices to isy via the address (start linking has not worked correctly for some reason) and created scenes for each circuit setting both switchlincs to controllers. Now I have changed the ramp rates for each device, the scene, and each device in the scene. From the computer the ramp rates work fine. Using the master switch (wired to the load) the ramp rate will work correctly, but from the slave (virtual) switch the ramp rates don't change. It seems like this configuration is correct and should work. Am I missing something? Any help would be appreciated.