DreamerI90

It did finally give me a temperature in the state field so I'm making progress,

I just got a 2441ZTH to monitor various locations in around my house. It linked fine and it looks like it query's okay, showing set points and humidity. However I can't see the temperature in the UI 4.6.2. I know it doesn't report the temperature on query, only on change, and also goes to sleep after a minute. What really has me confused is I don't even see a field for the temperature in the device page on the main tab. I know from my research it should have external power but where is the field that would show the temp if it was working? Also wondering if it will send the temp if there is enough variance when on battery while asleep or only when it's awake? Thanks in advance!

This turns it off: {"on":false, "bri":0, "sat":0, "hue":0, "transitiontime":5} This also turns it off: {"on":false, "bri":255, "sat":255, "hue":255, "transitiontime":5} It seems you do need all the other stuff after all!

My on Network Resource (turns the light on red): PUT /api/(my Hue ID is here)/lights/2/state HTTP/1.1 Host: 10.167.1.204:80 User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 Connection: Close Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Content-Length: 64 {"on":true, "bri":255, "sat":255, "hue":255, "transitiontime":5} My off Network Resource (does not turn the light off): PUT /api/(my Hue ID is here)/lights/2/state HTTP/1.1 Host: 10.167.1.204:80 User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 Connection: Close Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Content-Length: 12 {"on”:false}

I didn't claim it. These are the instructions from the first page: "TASK 5 - Invoking this “Network Resource” The final task is how to activate this functionality you created. The way you do that is via an ISY program. I’m not going to go into too much detail about that…unless someone requests it. The short answer is, there is a programmatic “action” called “Networking”. You can then either select “Wake on LAN” or “Resource”. If you select “Resource” a pop-up menu appears of all the Network Resources you created. For example, I have a program running in the background that monitors whether I have turned a particular Insteon-device scene on. If the scene turns on, the ISY will trigger the Network Resource “LIGHT 1 ON”. When the scene turns off, another program triggers a second Network Resource to turn the light off. Yes, you need to create an entirely new resource to turn a light off. So to turn my light on, I have something like this in the Body field: {"on":true, "bri":255, "sat":255, "hue":255, "transitiontime":5} To create a second Network Resource to turn the light off, everything is the same expect I have JUST this in the Body field... {"on”:false} You don’t need all those other parameters if you are just turning a light off." I followed the directions exactly and the light turns on when I run the on:true but does not turn off when I run the on:false.

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I'll try it with a space although I don't have one in the on command and there isn't one in the instructions. "Can you turn the bulb off from a cell phone app? Perhaps the zigbee connection from the Hub to the bulb is bad." I have full control (on/off/dim/brighten/color/scenes) of that bulb and all my others from everywhere else, cell phone app, Hue remote, even Alexa.

This is an awesome write up! I got my iSY turning a Hue light on but for some reason I can't turn it off following the instructions from page 1: To create a second Network Resource to turn the light off, everything is the same expect I have JUST this in the Body field... {"on”:false} You don’t need all those other parameters if you are just turning a light off. This is what I get back: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0 Pragma: no-cache Expires: Mon, 1 Aug 2011 09:00:00 GMT Connection: close Access-Control-Max-Age: 3600 Access-C I've double checked everything and it looks like it's working but the light stays on. Can anyone help me please? Thank you!!!