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Michel, When I use the test button in Network Resources the response is instant. When I go to the program that triggers the network resource and do a 'run then' I get a 4 to 5 second delay. So it appears the issue / delay is with the program calling the network resource. I don't have anything complex in my 'then' statement it is simply 'Resource X' with X being the name of the network resource. I found this problem when I upgraded to 2.8.10

I have a number of Network Resources that talk to my Squuezebox music system. The Network Resources are called by a number of programs that trigger on SWL double taps. Historically my music system would respond instantly, however ater the last ISY upgrade my Network Resources have about a 5 second delay.

I have a 2484 and the ISY Admin console doesn't give me an option to change the LED brightness. Is this an oversight in the ISY code or is there something wrong with my installation of the device into the ISY?

After upgrading to 2.7.15 the strangest thing happend. I have two v2 thermostats that where installed correctly under 2.7.14 with the four nodes. After upgrading to 2.7.15 one of the thermostats lost three of the nodes. A few days later the other thermostat did the same thing and appeared as a single node. I removed them from isy and added them back. Each has four nodes again. So far so good. Very strange.

I can confirm this as well. Easy solution is reposition device so it's not at the bottom then right click.

Upgraded to 2.7.12 from 2.7.7. Followed instructions sent and everything is working fine, no problems with the upgrade and v2 thermostats are working correctly afer re-adding them.

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Mike, Did you Query the thermostat? The thermostat doesn't automatically send temperature changes, it must be querried. There is a post on the forum with a program that querries the thermostat every x amount of minutes. Not sure if this is your problem, but you should querry the thermostat from the ISY and see if values match.

Michel, My apologies. After opening my eyes wider I did see that you can edit and add to the HTTP header, where you can then add in the authorization details. Very impressive, the ISY keeps on amazing me. Keep up the great work we really appreciate it.

Michel, Not sure what you mean by Choose Authorization. Where do I do that, I cannot find an option for that? I appear to be missing something. Here is my issue in a little more detail to ensure we are talking the same thing. To make my music system turn on I need to pass it the folliwing URL in this format: http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS:PORT ... ..commands I cannot get the ISY to work with this format. I tested my URL using Firefox and it works fine (some issues with IE8). Because I cannot get ISY to work with this format my alternative is to turn off security on my music system and just send the follwing URL from ISY: http://IPADDRESS:PORT/...........commands......

I got a pre release of 2.7.4 and it works great. Now when I walk into my kitchen and double tap the SWL my music system as well as the light comes on. If I just want the light on I just do a single tap. The ISY networking module is great and really opens up the amount of devices the ISY can interface to. It is a must have module. Michel, It appears that username:password@IPAddress is not supported. Is this something that will be supported going forward as many applications require this.

I want to interface my ISY to my Home Music System (SqueezeBox) which sits on my NAS. I would like to make it so when I double tap a switch in a room that the music for that room comes on. I know the URL for my squeezebox to make the music turn on for that room. In this case: http://192.168.0.x/Handheld/plugins/Fav ... x=0&sess=1 So if I put the URL above into a browser window the music turns on in the room (not on the PC, the PC just triggers the NAS to stream music to that room). I was hoping I could use the Netowkring Module to interface to the ISY. I wrote an ISY program that calls a Network Resource I created reflecting the above URL. But thats where I get stuck. When the program (or Network Resource) is run the Network Resource I added errors out. I don't understand Get, post, connect, etc and how I should configure this in the network resource to make this work if it is possible at all? I tried it with Get but got an error.

Mike, This was reported previously and Michel committed to making an update to the firmware to fix this issue. I am not sure where it stands on the priority list he can tell us. There is a manual work around. Dig through the following post talking about this issue. http://forum.universal-devices.com/view ... highlight=

Is there a quick reference guide to understand the Device Link Tables returned in the Compare? I can see the device addresses but don't understand the meaning of all the other bytes returned.

Does any one know of an outdoor thermostat that the ISY can talk to and therefore build programs around? eg. if Temp outside is x then do...

Not sure how this helps. You want me to replicate the error and do these tests? I know how to fix the problem once it occurs "Disable and then re-enable intenret access' on the ISY fixes it. I dont change a thing on the router which as I mentioned has all the correct forwarding rules configured. I would assume someone at UD could review your code? Anyway I will test it next time it occurs.

Gary, I agree thats what it looks like to me too. If this is true I would think it is a bug if it requires the ISY to boot to correct itself. Shouldn't the poll the router periodically to ensure it has the right public IP address??

Should also add, the error I get when connecting locally is 'Connection Refused".

Gary, No ISY doesn't lose power when the router does. Yes NAT is enabled and my router is set up so the ISY gets the same private/reserved internal/local IP address every time. Michael, Internal/local IP address does not change, as described above. Also I checked the router and the port forward is correct in the router with the right IP address and port combination in the tables. I will try the static IP address as suggested but this doesn't make sense to me. The router has the correct local/internal address and correct Port Forward in its tables. The only difference I see is when I go to the ISY and click on help it has the old external/internet IP address and things don't connect remotely. Appreciate the help, thank you.

I mostly access my ISY remotely over the internet. When I lose power on my DSL Modem/router my DSL modem/router negotiates a new Internet IP address with my ISP. I use a dynamic dns service so that I don't have to remember the new IP address all the time. The problem is when my router gets its new Internet IP address the ISY isn't updated with the new internet IP Address. The ISY still has the old Internet IP address and therefore cannot be accessed remotely. The only way to correct the ISY with the new Internet IP address is to Disable then Enable internet access on the ISY after accessing it locally. Shouldnt the ISY poll or commuincate the router to ensure it has the most up to date internet IP address in case it changes?

Good to see 2.6.7 can now manage all buttons on a KPL Timer as responders. When will the functionality be added to have the ISY manage all the KPL Timer buttons as Controllers? I currently need to manually program the KPL Timer buttons as Controllers as ISY only supports them as responders.

Same problem as Garry, my Account Name is different from email address.

Agreed I have same problem with my SMTP login with my ISP and need an "email" field to the SMTP login? Cannot get it to work until this happens.

I upgraded to 2.6.7 with no problems. How do I have my ISY recognise and show the Keypadlinc timer buttons as responders? (they were already installed under 2.6.6) The buttons do not show in Mylighting under 2.6.7?

Ok good idea. My router suppotrs it.