Screw Loose Dan

I guess there's no way to know, but reading how things went, I wonder if the format procedure not go according to plan caused the later issues (time/mail settings, etc).

I'm far from an expert, so consider this as much a question and not so much a statement; my understanding is the number of programs isn't going to be such a problem but rather the number of programs running at the same time could be problematic. Unless you have a 7 year old running around the house hitting every button they can reach and yelling at Google to turn lights on/off at the same time (which I live with as a very real life scenario), I don't see your program to keep things in sync as actually being much load on ISY. The programs only get triggered when a light (device) status changes, ISY doesn't scan for changes. It would take a bit of administrative work to get it all setup, but as Bill points out copying the program/folder would speed the process up. I think I remember there being an upper limit on the number of programs allowed, but that was in the thousands. I can't think of any more elegant solution. @MrBill You could do similar with Google like you do with Alexa, using a variable to control the light/scene. However, don't call it a scene but instead use "light" as the category. As @ncoigmentioned, scenes in Google work for voice but don't show in the UI (weird!). But, calling it a light makes it show as a dimmer. And, you could say "Hey Google, set test light to 55%" and it would set the variable to 55.

Some might suggest a Pi might be more than needed. There's plenty of guys running ESP8266 microcontrollers, flashed with tasmota, with relays to run an irrigation system. Here's one example. There is a node server for mqtt setup to use tasmota (might need tweaked to use a relay board).

This is an interesting conversation. I've never thought of variables as something I'd like to back up. And, off hand, for my personal use I can't think of any reason I would want to keep them in backups. I can't see the usefulness being a widespread need either. However, there is a backup polyglot (I believe written by @bpwwer). It takes a "backup" of "lighting type device status and can then later restore the devices to those values." I'm fairly certain it doesn't backup variables. but my guess is it wouldn't be hard to modify it to do what you are looking to do. And to be clear, the "backup" it takes is not saved to a file, but to the polyglot (database?), so that might need to be changed for your purpose.

Have you tried downloading this: http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.0.16C/admin.jnlp (I know it's not the preferred way, as the Launcher is. However, I've also found more success using the proper downloaded admin.jnlp versus the launcher)

I believe this is @automationgeek Poly, so lets see if he weighs in. However, I just got it to work for me. All the parameters were as I would expect except I'm not sure the Unifi_siteid is needed if you have only one site (I saw complaints in the logs, removed the parameter and things appear to work). Let's say you go to your Unifi controller using a URL like this: https://1.2.3.4:6789/ Unifi_host = 1.2.3.4 (looks like could be IP or hostname) Unifiport = 6789 (if you don't have a port in the URL, this would be 443 if using https://) Unifi_userid = A valid admin account to login with (I made a read only admin specifically for polyglot to use - Settings -> Admins in the controller UI) Unifi_password = Password for the admin above. Unifi_siteid = Current Site is listed in the upper right corner when I'm logged in to the controller web page. It's also listed in Settings -> Site -> Site Configuration. Again, doesn't appear to be needed and didn't work for me. There is up to a 90 second delay, as it looks like the short poll interval is 90 seconds. Hope that helps!

You don't have port isolation set on any of the network ports, correct? Also, since I believe you mention it is the wireless computer having issues, you don't have that on a wireless network (SSID) that has guest policies enabled, do you? Both of these things could cause various communication issues (essentially become firewalls). I doubt this exist as I believe you can access the device, just not the admin console, but figured it might be best to eliminate any possible issues. Also, which firmware are you on? The one post had an attachment of your start icon links, and that looked like 4.9.0/admin.jnlp. The screen shot above with the bubble says "First time slowed (showed?): 5.0.16".

@RLawson - Step three under Install section in the first post:

I believe the Find/Replace feature sounds like it would work. Right click on the top level folder in Programs (mine is listed as "My Programs"), then select "Find/Replace" from the context menu. This will allow you to Find all the program folders for devices (obviously use the Find and not the Replace!).

I would think the bulbs and their raw components probably change at least as often, if not even more frequently.

I apologize, I have not read the entire thread (skimmed the last couple pages). But, I believe you are using IcedTea java. I have had limited success using the Launcher in Ubuntu, regardless with IcedTea or JRE. However, I don't seem to have any issue using the direct admin.jnlp under either. If you are using 5.3.1, download the admin.jnlp here: http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.1/admin.jnlp

@jfaiand @PurdueGuy - Thanks for the input! Jürgen was absolutely correct, I appreciate the extra set of eyes. I knew I was missing something obvious. Interesting idea about not using times directly in programs. While troubleshooting this I switched to using a variable (an integer variable = 1 for Daytime, 2 for Evening, 3 for Overnight). This way there's no way of overlapping these programs, and I can use the variable for other similar/related programs.

I recently put a Aeotec Multisensor in our kitchen with the idea to utilize the motion sensor. Thought it would be easy enough, but I'm a bit perplexed and figure I'm missing something obvious. Hopefully someone can gently point me in the right direction. I have three different programs to cover different times of day, where I want different things done. Daytime; Daytime - [ID 0061][Parent 0020] If From Sunrise To Sunset - 30 minutes (same day) And 'Kitchen / ZW KitchMot Motion Sensor 1' Status is Off Then Set 'Kitchen - All' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Evening: Evening - [ID 0062][Parent 0020] If From Sunset - 30 minutes To 11:30:00PM (same day) And 'Kitchen / ZW KitchMot Motion Sensor 1' Status is Off Then Wait 10 minutes Set 'Kitchen / Kitchen ceiling' Off Set 'Kitchen / Sink' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Overnight: Overnight - [ID 0063][Parent 0020] If From 11:30:00PM To Sunrise (next day) And 'Kitchen / ZW KitchMot Motion Sensor 1' Status is On Then Set 'Kitchen / Under Cabinet' On Else Set 'Kitchen - All' Off I didn't notice it until after sunset, but all three trigger every time the motion sensor is triggered off. For instance, they all triggered at 8:32:19 PM last night while testing, well after sunset but before 11:30 PM. Also, the under cabinet lights (which are in the "Kitchen -All" scene shut off. Am I missing something obvious? Do I not understand how the time schedule works?

My Siren 6 is just a few feet away from my ISY. I don't have any answers for you, but this is what my Event Viewer shows, just for reference: Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] ---------------------------------------------- Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] Last working route from ISY to Node 20 - ZW 020 Sound Switch Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZWAVE-TX ] [01040092147D] REQ ZW_GET_LAST_WORKING_ROUTE Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] - Direct Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW021_1] [31/05] CC=0x31 cmd=0x05 [012A02F2] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x15 Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:45 PM : [ZWAVE ZW021_1] Process value Sensor type=1 scale=1 prec=1 Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZWAVE-TX ] [01070080140000F995] REQ ZW_GET_ROUTING_INFO Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW021_1] [31/05] CC=0x31 cmd=0x05 [050127] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x15 Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZWAVE ZW021_1] Process value Sensor type=5 scale=0 prec=0 Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZWAVE-TX ] [01070080140100FA97] REQ ZW_GET_ROUTING_INFO Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZWAVE-TX ] [01070080140001FB96] REQ ZW_GET_ROUTING_INFO Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] Node 20 - ZW 020 Sound Switch has the following neighbors Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] - Repeater - Node 1 - [This ISY] Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] - Repeater - Node 3 - ZW 003 Repeater Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] - Repeater - Node 4 - ZW TVRoom Repeater Sun 01/03/2021 07:11:46 PM : [ZW-SHOW ] - Repeater - Node 5 - ZW Electrical Panel Also, I had issues with firmware 5.3.0 (constantly marked as writing) and opened a ticket. Was told to upgrade to 5.3.1, no problem since. @simplextechThe Aeotec Siren is always powered* and from posts around here was historically always touted as an excellent repeater. There's plenty of posts in the past on this forum that claimed the siren made a better repeater than the Aeotec Repeater did. I have both, never bothered testing myself. * The unit is designed to always be powered, although it does have a backup battery designed to last a couple hours if power is cut (for alarm purposes). The battery isn't removable (well, not easily anyway).

I agree with @lilyoyo1, seeing your programs would be helpful but most likely interference. Rather than adjusting one scene, I use different scenes to accomplish similar to what you are doing. In my case I just use two scenes and it's in my bedroom. The first, "Morning", is an extremely slow ramp rate and only goes to 60%. The 2nd one is a my normal scene for my bedroom. You could obviously add more scenes as desired. Morning Rise-work - [ID 002C][Parent 0001] If Time is 4:55:00AM And 'Kitchen / Under Cabinet' Status is Off And $Vacation is not 1 And $Occupy is 1 And $Work_Schedule is 1 And $S_Awake is 0 Then Set 'Morning' On Wait 5 minutes Set 'Master BR - All' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

You should be able to always download the admin console from http://your.isy.IP.address/admin..jnlp and run it.

The ISY is generally standalone and core functionality requires no internet connection - with a couple exceptions. If you use email, you might be using UD servers (or you can use any other email server). If you use the UD portal, for things like Google, Alexa/Amazon, or IFTTT, you would be using Universal Devices servers. But, the core functionality of controlling Insteon or Zwave devices does not require the Universal Devices servers. Was there a reason for your question?

Well, I'm not sure this counts as a battery device. A hybrid, I suppose. It does have a battery, but it's plugged in 99% of the time. The battery in this device is intended only as a backup (it only lasts ~4 hours). And, I have no issues making changes to the device, it writes my updates immediately. It just shows in the UI that's it's still "WRITING". Also, I'm not overly familiar with ZWave but I don't know of any way to put this device (or the other ZWave devices I have) into the equivalent of linking mode. I have excluded the device (that seems like the only way this device will go into a linking state?), reset the device, and then re-added the device. I also tried synchronizing the ZWave device. But, as I said, everything appears to work. Here's me updating the volume on endpoint #2 and doing a query 14 seconds later. Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:10 AM : [ZWAVE-TE ] [79/05] CC=0x79 cmd=0x05 [0000] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:10 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:10 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/80] Security Nonce Report - nonce=[3B825B0E1909A301] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:24 AM : [ZWAVE-WAKEUP 14.002] Query device ZW014_002_1 Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:24 AM : [ZWAVE-TE ] [79/01] CC=0x79 cmd=0x01 [] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:24 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:24 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/80] Security Nonce Report - nonce=[69E1398235CA2B98] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:24 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:24 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ] ... Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-RD ] [010E00130E07600D020079021E25003D] REQ ZW_SEND_DATA Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-TE ] [79/09] CC=0x79 cmd=0x09 [] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/80] Security Nonce Report - nonce=[22B5218F19FA27A7] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ] ... Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-RD ] [010E00130E07600D0200790A0025002F] REQ ZW_SEND_DATA Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-TE ] [79/06] CC=0x79 cmd=0x06 [] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:25 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE To=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:26 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/80] Security Nonce Report - nonce=[FBAEBF3A8F2A6797] ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:26 AM : [ZWAVE-RX ZW014_1] [98/40] Security Nonce Get ACK,AUTO,EXPLORE From=0x0E Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:26 AM : [ZWAVE-TX ] ... Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:26 AM : [ZWAVE-RD ] [010F00130E08600D02007907001125002C] REQ ZW_SEND_DATA Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:26 AM : [D2D EVENT ] Event [ZW014_002_1] [SVOL] [0] uom=51 prec=0 Wed 12/09/2020 10:38:26 AM : [ ZW014_002_1] SVOL 0 (uom=51 prec=0)

I probably need to open a ticket as well with them regarding the siren. It all works, but regardless what I do it's constantly says it's writing to the device. It's the only device I have with this behavior, so I'm not sure if it's the device or something with the ISY.

I believe I was able to change the volume of the tamper alarm, including muting it. Your post prompted me to look into and try to figure it out as it's annoyed me on occasion. My initial testing shows that I was able to mute it. When I add it to ISY, I get a bunch of different devices listed. From what I could tell in this document, the tampering alarm is end point #2. So, I muted the volume on the 2nd device and it appears to mute the tampering alarm. See the attachment for what mine looks like (I'm on 5.3.0 firmware), but it I believe the the device you want to change the volume on will be like "ZWXXX_002_1". See if that works.

I presume the logs actually show the motion detection? You aren't just going by the light being turned on, correct?

I have both styles of leak sensors. I don't personally care if they reset or not on their own, but it did cause me a bit of confusion when I got the newer ones. I didn't read the instructions either.

The only one they sell any more is the 500 series. If you order from UD directly or Orchestrated Homes (both linked from the wiki), you'll get a 500.

If all you need to do is turn on the humidifier, I would agree an On/Off plug-in module with a transformer is likely the best solution. The IOLinc is powerline only, meanwhile the current on/off modules are all rf/powerline, so it should have more reliable communication. The IOLinc would probably work fine and if you need the input, it's the way to go.

I've had ~19 devices in GH for a while, without issue. I just added five more (24 total) and didn't have any issues, yet. I hope they can address the issue you are experiencing.