DennisC

So we all know, what firmware version of eisy are you running and what version of pg3 are you on?

Because programming doesn't happen overnight. Many things can now be done in eisy.local with no Java, but not everything. For example, program creation and editing must still be done in the admin console.

Just to double check, there are two ways to add IP to the Launcher. The first is: https://eisy.local:8443/desc. The second is https://xxx.xxx.x.xxx:8443/desc. Replace the x's with your IP address. Be sure to try both of them.

You can also use this button and connect to it. https://www.amazon.com/883LMW-LiftMaster-Button-Control-Security/dp/B07W5RMN56/ref=asc_df_B07W5RMN56?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80401905752479&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=98088&hvtargid=pla-4584001431278556&psc=1

Try rebooting both your router and then eisy. Followed by clearing all 3 boxes in java when deleting files and downloading a new start.jnlp.

What you are seeing would be normal. You would need to follow the wiki instructions to create a Favorite. On the favorite page, click the + sign to create a favorite with a custom name. For example, Elk Area 1. Next go down to Display Node and navigate to Area 1. Now move to Display Status and select Armed Status.. Then it Save in upper right. Once this tile is created, you can then follow directions from my post above to add mapped values. To get full benefit from UD Mobile, most create a Favorites tab and add custom tiles for items we want to monitor or control regularly. It also provides quick at a glance of what we want to see and status, if you add color changes based things like on/off, temperature, etc. There is ample information in the wiki for UD Mobile on how to add Favorites and custom tiles.

I would add that you can not beat UD Mobile for a mobile device app. I originally also used Mobilinc and UD Mobile is faster, easier, has much more functionality, and better documentation. In addition, it is actively being developed, with a very involved and helpful developer. While UD Mobile is free, it can be used without cost for local connections and as previously mentioned for remote access with port forwarding. The only cost involved would be a yearly subscription to UD Portal, which gives you secure remote access and makes pg3x easier to run for adding plugins.

Are you on armed Status?

If you have a new unit, do yourself a favor and open a support ticket and wait for UD to assist you. They are very responsive.

There are simple notifications with some restrictions built in to UD Mobile and there is more advanced notifications from a plugin. Which do you want to use? In both cases you have two new phones, have you added the phones to the system. Here are some instructions and the link to the video is helpful. https://wiki.universal-devices.com/UD_Mobile#Notifications_Tab

The wireless settings are there to set up eisy to connect wirelessly. If eisy is already connect via Ethernet, you do not want to do this.

Yes, that is happening to me also. UD has stated that is fixed in next update. We will need to wait and see.

FYI, the last two updates I have done were done using eisy.local on advice from UD support. Both worked fine and eisy.local provides notice of upgrade in progress and reboot required similar to UD Mobile.

Type https://eisy.local:8443/WEB/sysconfig.txt in a browser and check which version of udx you currently have installed. If it is less than 4.2.0, run upgrade packages again. If it is at least v4.2.0, then open a support ticket with UD and let @Javi take a look at your issue.

Sounds like you either do not have eisy properly setup with the portal, or you are not following the directions for UD Mobile. If you go to the portal, is your eisy shown as online and is it licensed? To properly setup UD Mobile follow the user guide: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/UD_Mobile