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Thanks... Turns out I had to format the (new) SD Micro card... Then I was able to log in with admin/admin via the monitor port, reinstall firmware, etc.

Hi, Long time isy994i user here, trying to resurrect an Insteon setup. I installed a new micro SD card, and powering up the ISY has the Error light flashing (as expected). However, the device is not receiving a DHCP address from the network (network lights are active on the port). I tried resetting - holding the reset button in for several flashes of all lights, followed by lights moving in a pattern then extinguishing one by one - however same issue. I then tried connecting via the monitor port - 115,200 N81, and when pressing the reset button briefly I get the following: Username:Waiting 2sec to start 'A' to abort Configured IP = 0.0.0.0 Configured Mask = 0.0.0.0 MAC Address= 00:21:b9:XX:XX:XX --- Product : (1130) ISY 994i 256 IR --- Serial port 0 : Insteon Max Nodes: 256 Build 5.3.0 2020-10-01-14:39:56 (Insteon_UD994) Starting ISY Config File System File System Init Failed Starting the She▒ Please Log in Username:admin Password:***** Authentication failed Please Log in Username: However I am unable to log in with the default admin, admin credentials, or the credentials I used when the isy994i was last active. Any thoughts? Thanks -- Peter

Hi, I am trying to add a slow fade when switching on some exterior lights which are controlled via a 2477D (v6.1, Firmware 1044). The only settings I can find are: On Level (Applied Locally) 100%, Ramp Rate (Applied Locally) 0.5s. The program I am using is: If From Time A To Time B Then Set Light Fade Up Else Set Light Fade Down I've tried adjusting the On Level and Ramp Rate, but while these changes take effect when triggered by the switch, the ramp rate remains approx 1 sec when triggered by the program above. How can I modify the program/settings to ensure a smooth fade over a user definable period (i.e. 30s?) Thanks, Peter