Banichi

After some fighting with this install due to some OpenWebStart proxy errors I went back to my original jre 8 installers and they magically worked this time around. I uninstalled OpenWebStart and installed the regular jre and now working well. I dropped the start.jnlp file in my applications folder, changed the default Java Icon to the UD logo, and then changed the name so it looks like a regular application.

I just updated my laptop that I'll be using for installs and I had a hell of a time figuring out getting the Java JRE installed and running so that the JNLP could launch. What I ran in to: The current JRE installer would not install on MacOS 13.6.1; Installer returned error: "OS error code 1". Installation of the current JDK was successful. However new versions of Java don't support the web start protocol so the JNLP would not launch. It took me a while to actually read the error message when launching the JNLP to realize that it didn't find a JRE that supported javaws. After all of that I came across OpenWebStart that promised to be my solution. After install I tried to launch again but still got the error. After digging through the documentation I found that I need to associate the .jnlp extension with the new app located in the Applications folder. After I did this OpenWebStart was able to download and install the correct JRE and launch IoX finder. Hope this helps others.

I have a connection but Somfy is firmly against doing an open API. They want a partner to work with that they can kinda evaluate and have some control over what they have to support. Is UDI interested in developing the node server for their new TaHoma bridge? I can try and make an introduction. Unless you've already tried and they just think we're too small of a market to support.

Nevermind. It was a subnet issue internally. The wifi and the wired network were 2 different subnets. And I think the RX light was on because the cable had come out of the PLM. I feel like a dope.

So I have this ISY 994 that my client purchased. It did not show up on the network when first plugged in. I assumed it was configured with a static IP. So I went to factory reset using the button on the front. After reboot it still did not show up on the network. I tried a 2nd factory reset thinking maybe I didn't hold it down long enough. Now it just has the RX light constantly on after it boots up. Did it get bricked somehow?

I think that I know the answer here but just want to make sure. Is there a way to take say a .csv file of addresses and add them all to the isy at once? I'm pretty sure they're is not but just wanted to check. Trying to move a client over to isy from Indigo so that I can better help them manage programming changes. The husband originally was into Indigo but has since lost all time to be able to stay familiar enough to deal with any changes that they want to do. So just trying to see if I can make my job any easier. But again, I'm pretty sure I'm gonna have to do it the long, (correct) way.

To update my last post. I did install in the phillips trims but while they weren't as bad they still flickered. Though notably they don't flicker when I trigger the scene from admin console, only when triggered with a device/button. I'm wondering if the default "1 retry" on scenes is causing a weird collision.

Yeah okay so I guess I somehow have gotten lucky in the past when using the finder. I did have some issues in the past but it was inconsistent. Was very consistent this time. Luckily I'm no stranger to networking so knowing the IP address is easy. Using the .jnlp from the device does solve my issue. Thanks so much.

Ah copy that. I will give it a go here shortly

I don't understand the response. The admin console java app launches and finds the ISY it just never loads the prompt for login and thus I cannot actually do anything with the ISY. The web interface loads without issue.

I'm working on a new install at a location that does not yet have an internet connection. Trying to setup about 30 devices. I have a local network created with a router and the latest ISY finder does see the ISY but it won't load me into the console. I updated java and updated the console as I thought those were the issue. If I completely remove admin console and re install where I have internet and then go back to the house and try and load in, it looks as if it's trying to lose console but the login window never appears. I suspect that this is somehow related to the lack of internet but unclear why that would be. Thoughts?

5.0.16C UI is the same. Good question on the "then" portion. I didn't run just the "then". I will be back at the client's home early next week and can try.

Right I forgot it was a Bluetooth gateway. It's the zigbee module that can swap into the db2 instead of zwave right?

To clarify the Zwave and the WiFi are 2 separate units at the moment I believe. You can't have both IIRC. The strong Zwave network is always a problem for my jobs as the ISY usually goes in a mechanical room far from the front door and it requires about a dozen devices, (like outlets) to get a strong enough network to get a reliable connection. But I also like the look and feel of Alfred locks. I look forward to them making one for regular deadbolts that also has the wireless charging like the mortise version.

Yeah the button was originally part of the scene and had the same ramp rates and on-levels as the root scene. I removed it from the scene and then tried to use it in the program. I did use control but it did not function at all. So not sure if I have greater issues in the network. I have used status in some timers and typically use the 'is not off' operator as well and it functions well. But neither were working in this case. Event viewer shows a time stamp if I run the IF statement on control but it does not trigger the scene. No idea what I'm missing. I feel like the button on the KP may be part of the issue.