DennisC

I upgraded over the weekend. Besides what was already mentioned, I experienced two issues. First, the Elk plugin would not connect. Nothing I did would get it started. I had to reinstall the plugin two times to get it back on. Second, the Elk plugin is not properly displaying node vales in UD Mobile. Instead of parsing the values, it is displaying numeric values. It is a known issue that is being investigated.

I experienced the Elk plugin being disconnected after updating to IoX 6.0. I tried restarting the plugin several times but nothing I tried would work. I then tried reinstalling the plugin. I had to do the reinstall 2 times, but did manage to get it connected and working again.

@Panda88 I had submitted a support ticket regarding the ST issue. @Javi replied with a message to see this post: https://forum.universal-devices.com/topic/45909-in-udm-unable-to-open-settingspluginsyolinklocal/#findComment-399529 Wasn't sure if you were aware of this post.

I can confirm this is still happening in v5.9.1. I also agree that I would prefer to only receive the messages I program - especially at 3 am.

Does that mean it is a new purchase (that's ok, just trying to be sure)? Can it be installed in same slot has original, or does it need to go in to a new slot and all programing updated?

@Jimbo.Automates , Not sure if this is an issue with UD Mobile or Elk plugin, but after updating to IoX 6.0, UD Mobile is displaying numeric values for certain fields, including Armed Status, Arm Up State, Chime Mode, Physical & Logical Status, as well as some others. I have synchronized, rebooted eisy, and synchronized again with no change. Please see screenshots. Thanks for your help.

@Panda88 , after updating to IoX 6.0 and synchronizing UD Mobile, I received an error for Node Server 7 which is Yolink on my system. Please see attached screenshot. As an aside, I have a Yolink local hub that I would like to add to my system. I just want to verify current procedure for including the local hub node server support. Does this require a new plugin purchase (which is fine, just want to know best migration path)? If so, can the updated plugin be installed in same slot, or is a new slot installation required? Keep both running, or just the updated version? Thanks, Dennis

I'm on Android and my screen is different. Try clicking on the help button (? in circle) left of the trash can along the top. See if the instructions are any help.

Try clicking the arrow where it says Set Enable. You need to change the command.

You could also attempt to upgrade from the multifunction button.

Well, if you create a variable that changes when the lights turn on/off, then use the variable to turn an Elk output on/off, you can then create an action rule in Elk to display status on the keypad - which is what I understood you were looking for.

You need to open a support ticket with UD.

Go back and read UD's instructions in the announcement post. If it's bricked, you will need to reflash the drive.

Try rebooting eisy and after full start up, sync UD Mobile.

Just a thought - Can you control your lights with ISY, set a variable (and/or Elk output) that changes with on/off and then use Elk rules to write states to your new keypad? Another option if you are on eisy and using the Elk plugin is to ask the creator of the plugin to look in to full support for the new keypads.

Currently, there is a code posted in another thread for a 13%discount on eisy.

Try following the instructions in the link I provided above, which indicates: -Xmx512m There have been some instances where too high a valve prevents the admin console from loading. Be sure to delete Java cache (all 3 boxes) and download a new start.jnlp from UD website.

If you had a static IP address setting for your ISY, that maybe the problem. It needs to be changed to DHCP reservation from your router. Even though your old router may not be fully functional, if you still have it, try connecting it to your ISY to see if it lets you connect. You don't need Internet access, just local Lan. If you can get in, go to configuration tab and enable DHCP. Also, here is some information from the wiki, including an option to factory reset your ISY if you can not get in any other way - however, you will need a good ISY backup. https://wiki.universal-devices.com/Main_Page#Changed_ISP/Router_-_Can_no_longer_access_ISY

Try this: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#Admin_Console_is_very_slow_or_hangs

You need to tag @Jimbo.Automates

If you have zwave devices enabled, there is a separate backup for those devices under the zwave menu. Make that backup first, then backup normally. The zwave backup then becomes part of the ISY backup.

While still in beta, you can catch up here:

When replacing a PLM, you need to follow all of the directions from here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:File_Menu#Restore_Modem_.28PLM.29 Start with following the directions.

Here is one more on the Elk plugin: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19uqu-jYmgxrkhhxn9YYeALRhC8mVBK2F0L589g-YU28/mobilebasic

You would need to create the programs on your eisy, using the names of your devices. It sounds like you are asking for basic information, like how to create a program? If so, I am providing links for various resources on how to get started with UD's systems. The documentation may be for the ISY994, however, the main principles are the same. https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#ISY_Cookbook https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#Complete_and_Comprehensive_User_Guides https://wiki.universal-devices.com/Main_Page