MikeB

Sounds like your notebook does not have a good wireless connection to your router, but I'm assuming if that were the case the problem would be more obvious to you. Can you ping your router reliably from the notebook's wireless connection? Run a PING -T for a continuous ping instead of re-typing the command several time. Is the ISY plugged directly into the Belkin? General tips for wireless connection issues: - update router firmware - update wireless adapter driver - ensure you are in good range - change the wireless channel on your router (try 11)

Maybe I'm misunderstanding. So, you have an ALL OFF scene containing all your lights as responders to the scene, with a KPL button H as the controller (in non-toggle OFF mode). One of your lights is also controlled (on/off) by a KPL button B. If you turn the light on with KPL button B, the LED is illuminated and the light turns on. If you then hit the KPL button H all your lights turn off, but the KPL button B stays on. Correct? If so, this is normal. If the KPL button B is not a responder to your ALL OFF scene, it will not automatically turn off. You must add KPL button B to your ALL OFF scene as a responder, otherwise how would the button ever get turned off?

Have you added the B button to the ALL OFF scene as well?

Yeah, if you can't get them to manually link I suspect something is wrong with them. I'd give Smarthome a call first, but I see an RMA in your future unfortunately.

Have you tried manually linking them to a device, just as a test?

Try factory resetting the Motion Sensor before adding to the ISY.

1 - In the ACTIONS section of a Program, choose the scene "My Lighting" and your desired action (ON, OFF, QUERY). 2 - You should be able to right-click the device, and choose the option "Remove From Folder".

Looks cool, but the Linux requirement makes it a tough sell to most. I'd still love to see a photo frame with a REST interface to play/display stored MP3s, videos and photos. I think it would be a fantastic product with tons of use.

I see, makes sense. You could certainly work on your ISY Programs, but I suspect most of the work you want to do is scene creation - which would not work.

Hi Zick - No, what you're asking is not possible. Why not leave the ISY where it is, enable remote access, and program the ISY over an internet connection?

Good point Darrell! Usually I'm pretty good about using "Nof OFFs", but I copied from a program I was using to control a relay.

How about something like this instead: WATCH TV ON If IR 'IR_001' is Pressed And Status 'TV Light' is Off Then Set Scene 'Button B - Watch TV' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') WATCH TV OFF If IR 'IR_001' is Pressed And Status 'TV Light' is On Then Set Scene 'Button B - Watch TV' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Try: http://www.myipaddress.com

Just a note - a couple of months back I was having some issues with pool.ntp.org on some Windows Servers. Nothing as dramatic as 1941, but a good 10-15 minutes off, which really isn't acceptable for me. I've switched to: 1.north-america.pool.ntp.org 2.north-america.pool.ntp.org 3.north-america.pool.ntp.org ..and haven't had any issues since. I also switched my ISY over (to 2.north-america.pool.ntp.org). I can't help but wonder if these are issues with a server or 2 on pool.ntp.org. I searched my ISY log and did not find any 1941 entries.

Make sure iLinc is configured to connect to the ISY using your public IP address, not your internal address.

You want to take the load buttons out of toggle mode. I believe this is pretty much an undocumented feature. Follow the instructions here: http://wiki.smarthome.com/index.php?tit ... oggle_Mode

Please check out this page, which should help: http://www.portforward.com/english/rout ... /HTTPS.htm

Unfortunately I wouldn't expect that to change in the future. As of right now the ISY's 2nd serial port is dedicated to configuration and troubleshooting of the ISY. I personally use an Elk IP-232 to control my Russound from the ISY, which has a much smaller form factor than the Global Cache products if you're only looking for a serial port.

We're definitely not seeing this issue here, and can't figure out what the cause might be. If you're still having the issue and would like us to check it out, please submit a tech support request here and someone will get back to you to schedule a session: http://www.universal-devices.com/supp_contact.htm Thanks

Glad to hear! You might consider upgrading to firmware 2.7.6 listed above when you have some time.

Are you still able to access the ISY using the following URL? http://www.universal-devices.com/99i If so, what firmware version are you running? If not, please power cycle the ISY and PLM and try again. What are the status of the ISY's LEDs?

Are you on firmware 2.7.6? If not, please upgrade to 2.7.6: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=3007 Once installed, close all browsers, clear your Java cache, and please try this URL and let us know your results: http://www.universal-devices.com/99i/2.7.6/admin.jnlp

Please login to the ISY's Admin Console through the link on the support page, then open the Configuration tab, then the Networking tab, and finally the Web Server tab. Please click the Use Default button on the bottom of the screen and you should be all set. Thanks, and sorry for the inconvenience.

Please check this thread for instructions on updating to the latest firmware: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=3007 Information on using the REST interface here: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=2252

The REST interface is now included free with the latest firmware releases.