paulbates

If the router supports IP address assignment by MAC address, give that a try and restart both MAC=00:21:b9:02:2c:44 and IP=192.168.0.161 If all 3 entries in the ISY got changed from 192.168.1.y to 192.168.0.y it should have found it Paul

Can you ping 192.168.0.161 from your windows system? Does the new router provide a table of connected clients with IPs, usually you can find the ISY there Paul

Assuming you kept 192.168.0.161 as the address (and nothing else randomly picked up that address) add this to the finder http://192.168.0.161/desc

The router may have the ISY's mac address at the old IP stuck in ARP. Unplug them both for ~2 minutes. Bring the router up first, wait 2 more minutes, then plug in ISY. I think you are very close Paul

ok, the pictures suggest that changing the 3rd octet from 1 to 0 should make it work. There was no route to the internet for 192.168.1.y Paul

Ok, I see what Larry is saying, this the other problem Where you have 192.168.x.y : Right now, x=1 In the ISY, change x=0 Paul

Yeh there may be multiple things going on. The DNS relay was one them for sure. I'm also assuming that turning on relay provides the local DNS server at the router's of 192.168.1.1... is that the router's address? Go to a window computer, open a command window and type in ipconfig... check the gateway and dns addresses provided.. the ISY's should be the same Paul

Depending on the role of dchp you may have to reboot both. I didn't read the other thread, so not sure. It can't hurt. Router first, then ISY Paul

Yes, do that. Your symptoms are network connectivity with no DNS, DNS Relay causes the router to translate whatever your WAN DNS address is (like 8.8.8.8 ) to a local NAT address, like 192.168.1.1 Since its not checked, and the graphic in the previous post show the ISY is configured to need DNS relay, you'll need to. Paul

Let's start by seeing if its ISY wide, or just the portal. Assuming you have an NTP server configured; open the admin console, go to the configuration tab and click "Synchronize Now" under Clock. Try the "Test" button under Email/Groups Did those work? Yes-Its portal specific, I would submit a ticket to UDI for help No- Something in the new router is not letting the ISY "dial out" Paul

Hi Tim There is a known bad interaction between wireless sensors like motion sensors, ISY programs, and what you are describing... the vernacular is an "ALL ON". Start with this and see if some of the problems go away. Take a look at this thread and specifically things to look at in your programs that respond to motion sensors Paul

Renato Wanted to double check, you did a "restore device" after the factory reset? Not restoring after the reset would give those symptoms Paul

I would recommend you try the factory reset suggested earlier. I have older togglincs that "lose it" after a few years of continuous use, and then behave normally once reset. It only takes a few minutes to try and costs nothing if it doesn't work Paul

Hi Renato Can you confirm: You have an intermittent problem with one switch The scene turns the light on, but the admin console shows it as off Also, did it always work correctly in the past and this is a new observed behavior? If that's right, I would suggest Leave the switch configured as normal in the ISY Go to the switch and factory reset it From the admin console, 'right click' on the switch and pick "Restore device" Give that a try for a few days and see if it fixes it Paul

Flagging @InsteonNut, the mobilinc author, to see if he has suggestions Paul

It was right to suspect the PLM, but since everything is working in the admin console, that rules the PLM out as a problem. Paul

Hi David It doesn't say for sure in your write up, does the device status show correctly in the admin console? If you turn devices on and off the admin console updates appropriately? Paul

I would try rebuilding a scene. Pick one of the devices in a scene. Right-click on it, and pick Restore Device. Retry the scene afterwards If that doesn't work, you might have to rebuild the scenes, unfotunately Paul

Hi- there are a few things, try these ideas Unplug and replug the PLM, retry Try "Restore Modem" from the file menu in the admin console (you may have to visit wireless devices like motion sensors and put them in linking mode) If those don't work, how old is the PLM, this is the symptom of a dead PLM (> 2 years)? Paul

Here is a top level wiki page that references the various portal related topics http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#ISY_Portal:_Integration_with_Amazon_Echo.2FGoogle_Home.2FIFTTT The two at the bottom of the list might be of the most interest to you; Admin console and mobilinc Paul

Larry, Originally I had the the "Repeat every XX minutes" in the program above. You pointed out run-time problems with timing when using the Repeat statement this way. I experimented and switched to the the "Repeat While $True = $True". The problem was timing related, and I can't remember the specific behaviors now, but this way has worked more predictably. Paul

Hi MJsan, welcom to the UDI forums! I don't use a switch to turn this on, but the 'then' of the program will give you what you are looking for in terms of cycling until the program's If logic becomes false HVAC Cycle US Fan - [ID 0030][Parent 0017][Not Enabled] If 'HVAC / Upstairs' Heat/Cool State is Idle This stops cycling if the system has been normally heating/cooling And 'Attic / Attic- Damper Control-Relay' Status is Off If our attic damper / fan is on, don't cycle as outside air is moving through (you could put your switch command here instead and/or call the program from the portal/alexa) Then Wait 22 minutes When the AC has run, this give the condenser time to drain and not blow the moisture back into living space Repeat While $True is $True True is variable that is set to 1, eg run forever (unless program If logic becomes false) Set 'HVAC / Upstairs' Fan Mode On How I turn my fan on $V_US_Fan_Cycle_Sequence += 1 I keep track of how many cycles, for reporting, not necessary Wait 10 minutes I turn on and off every 10 minutes Set 'HVAC / Upstairs' Fan Mode Auto How I turn my fan off Wait 10 minutes Pause 10 minutes in "off mode", then the repeat starts again Else Set 'HVAC / Upstairs' Fan Mode Auto Make sure fan is shut off on the way out This program cycles the fan when nothing has run to filter the air. The heat and cool commands are controlled by Nodelink

Hi Colin Welcome to the UDI forums! Some questions: In your SMTP settings on the ISY, are you using "default", or did you configure your own. If your own, which one? The default server is not recommended, and its recommended you use something else gmail as an SMTP provider is well documented / popular You most likely did this, but did you test the group separately from the ISY using: another outlook account on your server? from a regular internet email account? security related software on mail servers sometimes decides it does not a particular sender Paul

6 or 8... doesn't matter. It takes a little care, sometimes the switch plate gets in the way. I've used a very small screwdriver to lightly pull back on it from the bottom. (If it was an 8 and changed to a 6 in the past, it will become an 8 again. I can help with that, but lets see if its a problem first) Paul

I have them "lose their marbles" sometimes. Sometimes powerline problems can confuse them. Try this Leave them configured in the ISY Factory reset them: Pull the tab at the base out for 10 seconds Push it all the way until it beeps, then hold it for 3 more seconds Release the tab From the Admin console Find the device 'Right click' on it Select 'Restore Device' Wait for the messages from the ISY to finish (If any wireless insteon devices are involved in scenes with the switch (motion sensor), they may have to be put in linking mode) Test the device again Paul