DennisC

First, I think you did "copy" and not "copy to clipboard" which is at the bottom of the list after right clicking. I am bringing this up because on a long post it is hard to read and scroll to the right to see the entire program. When you use "copy to clipboard" the entire program is plainly visible without scrolling right. This will make future questions much easier to follow along. I'm only looking at what I think is your heartbeat program, do I have this correct? If so, to align your program with the example, I think it should be modified to be: Leak Sensor #10 - Variable Control 2a-25 - [ID 0074][Parent 001C] If 'Leak Sensors / LS#10-Basement-Workshop- Dry / LS#10-Basement-Workshop- Hea' is switched On Or 'Leak Sensors / LS#10-Basement-Workshop- Dry / LS#10-Basement-Workshop- Hea' is switched Off Then $sLeak_10__workshop = 1 Wait 25 hours $sLeak_10__workshop = 2 Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Let's get the basics working before adding anything else to the program. After that, keep an eye on it and see if the variable updates. Also, can you confirm that the variables you have created starting with $i are Integer Variables and the ones starting with $s are State Variables?

Take a look at these ZWave devices: https://www.getzooz.com/

Thank you! All good now.

Yes, but you will need to set up the configuration of the node server. I usually keep a reference copy of the configuration for each node server. If I need to delete and reinstall, all I need to do is copy and paste the configuration data.

All good, thank you!

The following was taken from the examples I directed you to yesterday and will monitor the heartbeat. If - Control 'Leak Sensors / Kitchen Sink-Heartbeat' is switched On Or Control 'Leak Sensors / Kitchen Sink-Heartbeat' is switched Off Then - $sLeakKitchenSink = 1 Wait 25 hours $sLeakKitchenSink = 2 Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Yes, I think you are misunderstanding the significance of red versus green. Red indicates that the program is "idle", not that it is not monitoring the "if". The status column indicates if the program is evaluating true (run then) or false (run else). Regardless of the color, the program is still monitoring the if portion unless there is no if or the program is disabled. As I indicated yesterday, I think you should set up your programs to match the ISY Cookbook versions, which are known to work. I find it difficult to clearly interpret your programs via the screen shots. How about taking one series of programs (example: all programs associated with leak sensor 01, right click on the program name and select "copy to clipboard". Then paste the actual program here. The question is, does your variable actually change?

I can log in to portal and retrieve both error log & event log for my remote sites. UD Mobile still shows 404 errors for both my remote units & admin console login to remote site using portal credentials is not moving pass "starting subscription". Be back later, off to do some snow removal.....

ok

Maybe its a regional outage on UD's end?

@GeddyCan you try connecting with the portal login through the admin console?

Make sure there is not a rule in your router blocking this traffic.

@Michel Kohanim, @Javi I am thinking the same thing, as the issue is not isolated to UD Mobile. I just tried to connect to my remote site using the portal and after signing in to admin console I never got past the "subscription" part.

Can you define what you think "stop running" means?

@Javi I am receiving 404 errors inside UD Mobile this morning when trying to connect to a remote site using the portal. Local connection is working fine.

Try right clicking on the one that stopped working and select restore device. You will need to wake the device up first if it is on battery power.

You should probably open a support ticket with UD. https://www.universal-devices.com/my-tickets/ You can try rebooting your router and if the problem still exists, try signing in to the UD portal and see if it shows you off line and the status of your license.

I would suggest powering off Polisy, waiting a few minutes, and then plugging it back in. Be sure to wait 10 - 15 minutes before logging in. Try to remember, the only way you should be upgrading is with the update packages button on the configuration page.

Since its pg3, maybe @bpwwercan help?

There has been some update issues with pg3. I wanted to make sure you were on the latest release, which I believe is what you are on. I would second flagging Bob and making sure he is aware.

I didn't go back and read through how you have your programs set up, I did look to see what kind of sensor you are using, but didn't find it. Are these Insteon devices? Are you having any communication issues in the log? If this was me, I think I would start over. If these are battery devices, I would change all of the batteries. Then I would re-program the leak sensors using the example in the ISY Cookbook, pages 291 - 297. The Cookbook can be found here: https://www.universal-devices.com/docs/production/The+ISY994+Home+Automation+Cookbook.pdf

Node servers can add additional capabilities to your system. For example, weather, date/time, sun position, Kasa device, Elk alarm, Notifications, and many more.

For what it's worth - An occasional reboot should not be 4 times a week. I would be looking for a new router.

What version of PG3 are you running?

Did you stop the running programs before disabling them? Let us know how your new program works out.