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This is the only report I've seen. https://staceyoniot.com/insteon-is-down-and-may-not-be-coming-back/ Here's another. https://mightygadget.co.uk/insteon-smart-home-automation/?fbclid=IwAR3XhuHbmtz45i-A04Knta6aCIGSEiL0-wGSr19z6fVVisRNYWOTh-y13Co

Try using the ISY Launcher. Here's the link. https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

Panasonic Whisper series bathroom fans are very quiet and work well.

All working as expected here also.

Here's where you download the ISY Launcher.

I did this at the recommendation from @bpwwer and it worked for me. If you ran 3.0.39 then it corrupted the nodeservers listed in the database and you'll have to uninstalled them manually from the ISY and then re-install them using version 3.0.40.

For me, I'm not concerned if something is Beta when related to UDI. I've found anything they classify as Beta to be very stable. I pay more attention to the forum posts on a particular item and when I feel comfortable, I install it.

Here's my understanding of Polygot, Polisy, ISY on Polisy, etc. The dictionary definition of polyglot is a person who knows and is able to use several languages. To ISY, polyglot is the means of allowing ISY to connect to other ecosystems via a nodeserver. Each ecosystem has it's own unique nodeserver. Currently there are 112 nodeservers in the Polyglot Nodeserver Store. You will find nodeservers for such ecosystmes as Hue, Lifx, and many more. A nodeserver is similar to an App on your phone in that they are created by individuals and then placed in the Nodeserver store. Polyglot needs a device other than ISY on which to run. Initially I, like most, used a Raspberry Pi to run Polyglot. I switched to Polisy when it became available. ISY on Polisy adds the ISY to Polisy. Therefore the need for two devices(ISY and Polisy) is eliminated. I haven't moved my ISY to Polisy yet. However, I intend to do so at some point.

This is what you should see when you click Help and then click About in the admin console.

Mine seems to be working fine.

You should be using the ISY Launcher to find your ISY. Here is the information on the ISY Launcher.

My Z-Wave network seems to be working well again. I relocated some repeaters and updated neighbors on the problematic devices which seemed to help. I turned off Amazon Sidewalk and that seemed to really stabilize my Z-Wave network. After a couple of days, just for my own information, I turned on Amazon Sidewalk and the Z-Wave problems started again. I turned Amazon Sidewalk off and the problems went away.

Over the past few days my ISY has had problems communicating with my Z-Wave devices. My Firmware and UI are 5.3.3. Here's the error message I'm seeing. Thank you!

If you have the 300 series board and want to use Z-Wave, you would need to downgrade your firmware.

If you have the Z-Wave series 300 board, it will not work with 5.3 Per the first line in the 5.3 release.

The update was successful. Thank you!

You don't need an "If" statement in the program. You can have a program with just a "Then" in it. A program with just a "then" in it can be executed with Alexa or another program.

Do you have them both set as controllers in the scene?

Use the ISY Launcher and it will make sure you are using the correct UI. Here's the link to it.

It would be worth a try.

try 54.F3.D9

Firmware updates with instructions can be found here. Current Release, Betas, and Bug Reports - Universal Devices Forum (universal-devices.com)

I left the ISY home automation system in the home we sold. The new owners thought it was neat. I spent a few hours with them after they moved in to introduce them to the system. Apparently they are not using it. They called a week ago and locked themselves out of the house.

@asbrilShould you decide to get another nanoMote, below is how the NanoMote can be used in programs with ISY. When you program a "Control" as an IF, these are the 2 statements that you can use to access Tap or Held. If NanoMote = (Control) Scene Button 1 - 4 == On This is single tap If NanoMote = (Control) Scene Button 1 - 4 == Fade Stop This is held (2 seconds, then release)

Yes, you can. What type of alert do you want send?