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What is the size of your zwave mesh? There is information in this forum about the mesh size.

Is there any way of knowing which hub those reviews are referring to? Personally I use GE/Jasco and inovelli.

May not be a bug. Just may be that version of the device. Have you found anyone talking about that model working?

There may be a parameter that can set to previous after power outage. Inovelli does this. Have you checked with the mfg to see what parameters are available?

Could do what it says and download the 5.3.0 version of the admin console. 6 . After the upgrade, You must clear your Java Cache 7. Launch the 5.3.0 Admin Console and/or Dashboard by going to the following link: - https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp Note: If you have version 5.0.8 or lower installed on your ISY, then use this link instead: - http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.0/admin.jnlp Note: MAC 10.6.x users must use the following links instead - http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.0/admin16.jnlp (Admin Console) - http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.0/dashboard16.jnlp (Dashboard)

No. Just when you upgrade.

Did you following Rule 6 and 7? 6. After the upgrade, You must clear your Java Cache 7. Launch the 5.3.0 Admin Console and/or Dashboard by going to the following link: - https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp Note: If you have version 5.0.8 or lower installed on your ISY, then use this link instead: - http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.0/admin.jnlp Note: MAC 10.6.x users must use the following links instead - http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.0/admin16.jnlp (Admin Console) - http://isy.universal-devices.com/994i/5.3.0/dashboard16.jnlp (Dashboard) If you did follow Rule 7, then you should have UI v5.3.0

What steps did you take and what worked? What didn't? What OS are you on? UI version doesn't look like you are using the latest.

I am away from my ISY, but does this have to do with status and not switched? Check the drop down to see if you can switch it to status. If that is the case and you get that to work, why do you have the system count down versus using a wait $GarageTimer variable with the Set 'Garage_MainLight' All Off and Set 'Garage Tool Light' All Off all in the THEN.

Probably not, unless you make something. Could use an Arduino to query certain devices to determine status then update the LEDs? Then get a 3d printer and make the box/container what ever size you need.

Probably will not like this answer... Have you looked at home assistant? There is a Jandy iAquaLink add on. Disclaimer, I do not have a pool. I use home assistant with the ISY. Why? Because I have Simplisafe, wifi outlets, zwave (ISY) and other devices and it integrates easily. I like the stability of the ISY over the HA.

What OS are you using? My Windows machine is pretty much find it. But my Mac and Linux machines do not. I believe it's dependent on how your router is set up. There are probably people on here that are more knowledgeable about doing that than I am.

Add desc to the end of the URL. Does that help. http://10.0.1.90/desc may or may not need the / at the end.

I have used over 7 Kwikset 910 z wave locks. and have not had any issues with them.

What OS are you using? Have you looked at the wiki about installing the java console?

I could be mistaken, but I think these nodes have been around for a while now.

Maybe put a support ticket in, they may be able to help you with this. I have the latest 5.3 software as well as the latest Z-Wave board. I don't know if that matters..

In the admin console, if you click on the root of the device tree, you can sort all the devices by the name that the ISY gives it. see if there is another node there that might have a strange name that maybe you put in a different folder somewhere. I know I did that when I first got my ISY.

Very interesting. Those nodes were created automatically when I added the Z-Wave device. I have the kwikset 910. Have had over seven of those over the past five years.

Do you have an alarm node for the zwave lock? I have the main node called Front and the alarm node called Front Alarm. It is the Front Alarm, or whatever you named it, that you want to look for in the log file. Here is what it looks like in the excel file:

I just realized that I pushed you that direction. Sorry. I think that you are looking in the right place. The web event log has the device IDs. where you able to find the device in that?

@danny07 Which log are you looking in? The column header says "INSTEON Device". Do you have the portal module? If not, attached is my events log from Admin console: Tools->Diagnostics-> Event Viewer My devices start with ZWXXX_YYY - are you seeing those?

Here is an example of manual unlock and lock from the event log from my.isy.io ZW007_1 ST Unlocked 2021/02/28 10:48:37 System 5 ZW007_306N001 ALARM 2 2021/02/28 10:48:37 System 5 ZW031_308 ALARM 8 2021/02/28 10:49:03 System 5 ZW031_155 ST On 2021/02/28 10:49:03 System 5 ZW048_308 ALARM 8 2021/02/28 10:49:07 System 5 ZW048_155 ST On 2021/02/28 10:49:07 System 5 ZW007_1 ST Locked 2021/02/28 10:49:10 System 5 ZW007_306N001 ALARM 1 2021/02/28 10:49:10 System 5

Did you look at any of the troubleshooting wiki information?

Did you see what alarm state it was in when is unlocked? There are several codes that indicate if it was manually inside, manually outside or remotely unlocked. I can't remember them off the top of my head but maybe see what the logs say. IXA_AC-0 = Idle IXA_AC-1 = Manual lock IXA_AC-2 = Manual unlock IXA_AC-3 = RF lock IXA_AC-4 = RF unlock IXA_AC-5 = Keypad lock IXA_AC-6 = Keypad unlock IXA_AC-7 = Manual not fully locked IXA_AC-8 = RF not fully locked IXA_AC-9 = Auto locked IXA_AC-10 = Auto lock not fully locked IXA_AC-11 = Lock jammed IXA_AC-12 = All user codes deleted IXA_AC-13 = Single user code deleted IXA_AC-14 = User code added IXA_AC-15 = User code not added (duplicate) IXA_AC-16 = Keypad temporary disabled IXA_AC-17 = Keypad busy IXA_AC-18 = New program code entered IXA_AC-19 = Manual code entry limit IXA_AC-20 = Unlock by RF with invalid user code IXA_AC-21 = Locked by RF with invalid user code IXA_AC-22 = Window/door is open IXA_AC-23 = Window/door is closed IXA_AC-24 = Window/door handle is open IXA_AC-25 = Window/door handle is closed IXA_AC-32 = Messaging User Code entered via keypad