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Here is what happened: the light switch did not turn on at Sunset. I ran the "If" after sunset and then it turned on. However, it automatically turned off at 11pm. Therefore, the ISY recognized the command. What do you think is going on?

Thanks for pointing me to the Log. The routine for the device did not try to execute. I looked at the flow in the folder, and the folder has 3 routines that didn't work since the outside plugs are unplugged as we are having repairs in our back yard. One of them prior to an error and 2 after the error didn't run. I disabled the routines that should not run, and I can allow it to run this evening and see what the log says. Is there an instruction that if there is an error, then it should proceed? Any other thoughts?

Here is the program:

There is no condition in the folder, and, it is enabled. Interestingly, it turned off at the proper time. It started when I moved the ISY temporarily to a new location. I moved it back to the original location and am having the current problem. Strange since I can manually turn it on from the dashboard, but it does not turn on automatically. I thought I would recreate the routine from another folder and see what happens. LMK if you have any other ideas.

I have an ISY994i that has been working very well. Most of my programs are working. However, for some reason, several in one folder, but not all of them, have stopped working. I can manually do a "Run" for the program and it does fine, but on it's own, it does not work. The programs are simple. If between sunset and 11pm, Then turn ON, Else turn Off. The devices are Insteon. Any thoughts?

Thanks both. I believe that it uses Wi-Fi. I am not sure I understand MrBill’s response. Is there somewhere I can read a briefing on loX devices? Thanks.

Is there a simple path to get a Meross device to work on the eisy? I have several in use at a cottage that has an Aeotec hub, and plan to put in the eisy next month for going forward use.

I just re-read this. I am not sure I understand the "cTrue". Can you provide more information on the use of a constant? Thanks.

Thanks. I will change the power supply first, and come back if the power supply or changing the SD card do not work.

Thanks. Attached is the recent part of the error log. I look forward to your thoughts. ISY Error Log.v5.3.0__Sat 2023.07.15 03.15.31 PM Recent Only.txt

About every 3-4 days, the ISY seems to go down for between 1 and 15 minutes, and then comes online. Then it takes about a day for all of the switches to operate correctly. On the UD App, I get a "now offline" and then a "now online". I am setup with a PLM and Z-wave card. I looked at the Log, and all it has is "Start" in the log column when it is coming online again. Is there any reason for this type of behavoir? Thanks

Thank you. This sent me into the right direction.

My SMTP used to work when I had a Cox eMail account, and then it stopped working. My eMail is xxx@xxx.net. The eMail hosting was live.com --> hotmail.com --> outlook.com. I have tried all of the different configurations for each of them, and nothing works in my isy. Has anyone used a generic SMTP server that is independent of where your domain is hosted?

Hi Dennis, thank you so, so much! The problem is solved. I will save this post for future use. I just needed a little orientation and really appreciate the support. Best, Mitchell

This is very helpful. "only a state variable will trigger a program, an integer variable will not trigger a program.". For clarity: in my situation, I want to trigger a program...right? Therefore, I would want a State variable - is that correct? Here is what I have in the Variable tab - how do I tell it what type of variable I am using. I looked at the Wiki and didn't see it (https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY_Users:V5:Program_Variables#Integer_Variables) Also, how often does the ISY poll the system to see if anything has changed? One other minor point: the calendar format is yyy/mo/dd. Is that changeable? I looked in the Wiki and could not find anything on this. Thanks.