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Yeah, The term "scene" has always been somewhat of a problem. "Scene" is usually only an Insteon thing previously in this forum but with so many definitions from different cultures of people's backgrounds it willbecome more of a problem and require adjective clarifiers to get meanings across. Thanks for the confirmation. Your description in your OP was very clear, anyway.

Apparently not many of us have any idea what you are asking for. It sure doesn't seem to the same as the OP was asking since the topic has rolled a few times. It has to be the male shopping perfomance pressure at Festivus season

Did you try one incandescent mixed in with a batch of Festivus C7 bulbs? If it works you might have to do the green, red, white pattern in true Festivus style. Or dip the one incandescent in some thinned paint like the manufacturers do. I always thought those huge C7 bulbs were the push in sockets like the ?5 and ?6 bulbs.

Thanks. Unfortunately the Skill won't connect to the ISY portal for me now.

Huh? No! I think I have seen this asked for previously (maybe you), as well as the OP, but I just don't understand the usage or the significance of what you are asking for, and feel I am probably not uderstanding what you want to do. Since it sounds familiar I wonder what feature I would be missing without it. I posted an example of function in an attempt to see if I have it correct, since no further explanations were forthcoming, that's all.

OK. (pulling teeth here ) So we have a scene with three devices preset, in the scene, to Device1 = 75% Device2 = 50% Device3 = 60% And you then want to be able to set a scene on at 50% resulting in Device1 = 37.5% Device2 = 25% Device3 = 30% Have I got it right now?

I guess I may not be clear on what is the desired outcome here but.. The insteon protocol.... J/k Having posted (mine) the above, did you know you can set device levels in scenes, using ISY programs, provided you pre-set them before usage? It's just that is always seems to be hidden from users in the menus and you, or others, may not be aware of it. I had it pounded into my head by Xathros years ago, and I still can get caught, as I did in a thread back a month ago.

I keep running into that statement that you can hook an analogue device into those terminals. I have never followed it up though. I have not seen anything in software that can support the analogue levels. Can you elaborate somewhat on that technique if you have any knowledge/experience with it? Is it just a binary input, does it have a settable trigger point? Or is it full analogue = creating a full analogue output level parameter? Does ISY syupport it?

You just got hired to start a thread on the differences! I, and others, have no Zed-wave at all so much bad advice will be given out to those poor Zed-Wave noobies in the future, here.

I just experiment with various levels and set them as a local control or in programs so I know they are as low as they will go without dropping out or not illuminating in the first place. I have one ensuite bathroom SwicthLinc that I wrote a short program to intercept the dimming signal and force the lowest level I have predetermined to be stay on. I find the dimming rate too aggressive at the bottom end, with LEDs not being visually linear for dimming. They do very little at at the 100% down to about 40%, and then take off exponentially negative. This makes them harder to control at human desirable/useful dim levels.

As you stated....a scene is a group of predefined levels. You can create as many scenes as you would like with your devices. if you want to dim something, dim any device. Alexa. turn on chair lights to 15 percent. works just fine.

Nice! Thanks I don't know anything about the RPi header pins. So you basically just. Create an RC charge circuit using the photocell and small cap. Turn the pin into an output Short the cap to ground Turn the pin into an input Time the charging until the digital input flips high. Massage the count (if desired) Report the result to ISY

Nice!Can you list the hardware required to do this?

To elaborate more on Teken ' s comment, it is only an online software switch that UDI enables in your ISY. You pay and it just happens and you won't see any change unless you know what features you are looking for. sent from a really small mobile keyboard, so may be a short response.

I use FileZilla to copy files back and forth between Windows and RPi very easily. No SD card removal. sent from a really small mobile keyboard, so may be a short response.

That's what I did on the last sale. Now I have a used spare.

Will HAL run on a small RPi that you could dedicate to your ISY expansion?

Sounds like you may have lost a link for a node.Right click on the device in the device tree in admin console and select restore. Try again.

Let say for demo purposes. -Your ISP IP address issued to you is 123.4.5.6 (issued to your router by your ISP DHCP server) -Your ISY address is perma1nently set to 92.168.0.99 (by router DHCP or staticly set in ISY) -Your ISP port is set to 443 (secure and now you must use https...note "s") (you set in in ISY) You set up your port forward in your router to convert incoming data on port 443 to outgoing on your LAN to your ISY to 192.168.0.99:443 Note all data coming in to your router from the Internet will be on the IP address your ISP issued to your router so port numbers are used to identify sources and destinations. Outside app attempting to connect would then use https://123.4.5.6:443 to get forwarded through to your ISY. Again, note the "s" in https for secure, required for higher port numbers.

That is what I would try and if it fixes it and later starts again, get rid of it. I assume you have tried the PLM reboot and then an ISY reboot after technique?

LMAO..OK That works better!It always took me to a 404 page on tapatalk despite permanent login. Thanks!

I did the search and only find this thread with mention of it. Am I missing something here? Why would I go to tapatalk and view the same thread and forum as I am already viewing?

There is no security with any cloud based service, only trust.

If nearMS is switched ON Then turn on lights, Wait 30 seconds, enable program farMSstop, Wait 20 minutes, turn off lights. If farMS is switched On Then turn on lights, Wait 30 seconds, enable program nearMSstop, Wait 20 minutes, turn off lights. Program farMSstop (disabled) If farMS is switched On Then Wait 1 minutes, turn lights Off, disable program self Program nearMSstop (disabled) If nearMS is switched On Then Wait 1 minutes, turn lights Off, disable program self There is some logical problems like two people entering the zone from each end or people changing their minds and turning around or MS motion missed but the 20 minutes Waits should handle those just-in-case elements.

Like Stu said. 9 minutes has been outlawed and usage may result in investigation.