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I have exactly The same environment without those issues. I'd strongly suggest to see if it's related to the way ISY broadcasts it's presence and if it's replicated or even accepted by the router. Enviado do meu iPhone usando Tapatalk

It's a long shot, I had problems in the past with those type of "discoveries", my solution was to enable multicast/broadcast traffic in my router. Enviado do meu iPhone usando Tapatalk

Here is one of several possible suggestion, probably not the more optimized: Program 1 If Motion was sensed (MS is on) then Repeat x times Set Desired light On Wait x seconds Set same ligh off Wait x seconds Program 2 If door was opened (Door Sensor switched On) Then Stop Program 1 Set same light off (just to avoid the possibility to have program 1 stopped and the blinking light keeps on), but is optional, you may don't care and shutdown by yourself or get more complex to return to the previous state of that light. (Using variables for instance) Enviado do meu iPad usando Tapatalk

It worked very well for me, you don't need to open "holes"* in your firewall and iOS connect automatically when requested by the apps. You may want to take a look to see how to create the auto connect profiles http :// www.derman.com/blogs/iOS-IPSec-VPN-OnDemand-Setup (It works not only with IP-Sec, tried with distinct protocols) *assuming a good firewall/Vpn protection. Enviado do meu iPad usando Tapatalk

Have you tried some sort of VPN autoconnection fro your iOS devices? I've tried some apps and they work pretty well, assuming you have a Vpn capable router. Enviado do meu iPad usando Tapatalk

There are many experienced contributors here that may have better ideas, I'd suggest you to have 3 programs (you may solve with 2, but this way you may find other applications also) 1- GD OPENED NOTIFY RUN PROGRAM 2 then path 2- GD TIMMER (normally disabled) no conditions Wait x minutes Notify GD still open You may include here some repeat clause to keep informing you about the door. I have a "growing counter" for this, first starts with 5, then doubles (10,20,40...) does not bother that much but still remembering you about it. (Without considering any potential risk, you may here command the door to close, you should have to detect if is safe to close) 3 - GD CLOSED STOP PrOGRAM 2 The program 1 will start the timer after notifying you, the TIMMER will keep running and notify you after some time. If the door close it will stop the TIMMER and no notification will be sent. Enviado do meu iPhone usando Tapatalk

Agree, it was more "conceptual". I thought it should be something like a start program with some loop with a delay (ie 2minutes) until next IR toggle and a second one that stops the previous if roomba leaves the dock. The turn-off can be more complex if you want to detect and notify if it got stuck. But at the end this is just theory and putting it in practice is way more complex. Thanks ! Enviado do meu iPad usando Tapatalk

It will probably sounds crazy, so really sorry if it is, but how about a contact or a motion sensor very close to roomba, just to make sure it left after the initial toggle? So you may send again if it doesn't move. The same for turning it off, you may have a delay (time required to return), so it may also help with some notification if it got stuck somewhere. If you have already the IRlinc, should be an not that expensive to have the sensor, but programming may get more challenging..... Just a crazy idea.... Enviado do meu iPad usando Tapatalk