DennisC

It is all explained in the link I posted above, specifically here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Eisy:User_Guide#ISYs After you add the plugin (formerly node server) to your system from the store, go to the Dashboard within Polyglot. Click on the plugin WoL - Configuration tab and follow the instructions shown and copied below. Under Key, give your system a name and for the value add the mac address: ip address according to the sample. After saving the configuration data, if you had the admin console open, you will need to close it and re-open it before you see the node added. The top menu of Polyglot has a tab for Plugin Store. After clicking on the plugin you want, you need to install it in an available slot. Configuration Custom Parameters: Key = Host Name Value = Mac Address (xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx) / IP Address For example: MyComputer = 10:0c:b9:8e:3a:24/192.168.1.12

Plugins are managed from PG3x. You need to go to xxx xxx x.xxx:3000. Replace x with your eisy IP address. Read through the instructions here: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Eisy:User_Guide After you have Polyglot setup per the instructions, you can go to the Plugin store and install numerous plugins. Some carry a small fee, but WoL is free.

Where are you seeing this? As @paulbates indicates above, the Configuration page asks for your computers mac address and its IP address. It is pretty simple to set up and works fine IF you have your computer completely setup to accept it. If you are using a Win 10/11 machine there are several hoops to jump through to insure the plugin will WoL successfully, but it does work. There maybe a few more steps if you are using a Realtek NIC card. I have 2 Win 11 computers using this plugin now.

You need to open pg3x and go to the plugins Configuration tab. This is the same screen where you setup the plugin. You access it from a browser by typing xxx.xxx.x.xxx:300. Replace the x's with your eisy's IP address. The login information is the same as for your eisy.

You can try using the free basic Notification that comes with UD Mobile app or purchase the Notification plugin. Using email to SMS messages is currently a bit of miss situation do to many restrictions placed by the phone carriers.

You can also reset the counter variable back to 0 anytime you want. For example, at midnight, combined with a notification, you can tell how long it ran for, or even program a hard stop if it runs too long.

Are still running pg3 or have you upgraded to pg3x? We have seen all 0's for uuid when on pg3. https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Polisy:User_Guide#Upgrading_to_PG3x The unmanaged plugins are typically the result of pg3 not knowing about the plugins. I would guess there were some plugins running on ISY994 using pg3 when the Polisy was added.

Search for ISY Cookbook, there are examples in there.

I would agree, this may not be the best way of doing this. I would consider changing the hard time of day to a start and end time (to - from). This way they would run during that time frame and then upon power failure, return to the desired position when power resumes. You could also run a disable program from this one to control critical functions (chlorine). By adding a counter when the pump runs, you can send a notification if the run counter exceeds x minutes/hours. The counter can be reset at midnight.

Are you counting on a variable set to 0 and attached to a folder from preventing the program(s) inside the folder from running? If so, I suggest removing the folder variable and using the variable inside your program. Folder variables can be unreliable, which I think you may have found out. The best way to attach programs is to right click the program and at the bottom of the pop up list select copy to clipboard. Then you can paste the program here.

Access Disabled had to do with automatically adding connectivity. If external access is working you can ignore it. Access is now done securely through the portal, or you can manually open ports in router.

Try relocating the PLM to an outlet on a different circuit and trying to add the device again. Use a magnifying glass to read the Insteon ID address to be sure you have the correct address.

Verify you have Zwave box checked on the Configuration tab of the admin console.

Do you know how to sign in to your router so you can check the current IP address of your ISY? If so, open the ISY Finder, click the add button and type in your IP address.

You need to open Java from the start menu and delete files being sure to check all 3 boxes. Next you need to download a new start.jnlp from UD. More detailed instructions are in the wiki.

Another option would be to use this program for the on function only. Write another program using slightly different temperature and humidity settings to turn the fan off. For example a temperature difference of 2 degrees and/or humidity difference of 1% - use whatever numbers you want. Not necessarily, you can also set the int variable, which will carry over to the next reboot. When you turn the fan off, remember to set both variables back to 0. Check the ISY Cookbook examples for specifics.

From the pg3 dashboard, select the plugin. You will find the version number at the top of the screen.

As stated, you can either proceed or you can open a browser window and enter: xxx.xxx.x.xxx:3000 Replace the "x's" with your UD devices IP address.

Free support for the 994 has ended, since it is obsolete. If you want to stay with Universal Devices, the only option for a new unit is eisy. Not cheap, but plenty new features.

I don't see an issue with this. I did an upgrade from Polisy to eisy last weekend and restored a backup. The system was already using ZMatter on Polisy. I believe the migration was to convert from Zwave to ZMatter.

Take a look here for full instructions and examples: https://github.com/UniversalDevicesInc-PG3/udi-poly-notification/blob/master/README.md https://www.jimboautomates.com/pg3-node-servers#h.h1ph1aotljg6

First, only one device can be connected at a time. Make sure you are not connected to your Elk via RP2 or your phone. Next make sure the port on the plugin page is correct. You will need the plugin debug package for specific help, so I suggest the following: Run upgrade packages again and when completed, reboot. If you still can not connect try changing the log to debug. If necessary, restart the plugin and after waiting awhile, download a log package. If you can't download the log, try reinstalling again.

https://www.universal-devices.com/docs/ZMatter-Assembly- Instructions.pdf

While that menu choice has been there for a long time, only 1 account is possible. Take a look at UD Mobile user guide. You should be able to give your tenants the app, setup a favorites screen with only what you want them to have and then lock the screen.

Are there any white flags next to them in the admin console? Try waking the keypads up and restoring devices.