MikeB

I have not tested that scenario, but my guess would be "no".

Yes, I suspect your issue was y vs Y.

Why not just configure the ISY with a static IP address outside of your router's DHCP range?

Thanks for the feedback, Bob! I 100% agree, but think we should stick with the basics for the 1st session. Afterwards perhaps we can stagger sessions with different topics.

UPDATE 10/2: Our second online training and demo has been scheduled for Saturday 10/10 at 8pm Eastern, 5pm Pacific. Target audience is the same as the last meeting - people considering purchasing the ISY and new users looking to get familiar with the ISY. There will be a dial-in # available for audio (long distance charges apply). Date: Saturday October 10, 2009 Time: 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific Meeting URL: https://webmeeting.dimdim.com/portal/Jo ... al_devices Optional Dial-In: 702-473-3463 Dial-In Code: 1234 Hope to see you there! _____________________________________________________________ UPDATE: Our first online training/demo is scheduled for this coming Friday (7/3) at 3pm Eastern, 12pm Pacific. I realize that we can't accomodate everyone with a single time/day, so we will vary our day and time for future trainings/demos. There is a dial-in # available for those who want to connect in via phone (long distance charges apply). Otherwise, chat is on-screen or via microphone. Date: Friday July 3rd, 2009 Time: 3pm Eastern / 12pm Pacific Meeting URL: https://webmeeting.dimdim.com:443/porta ... al_devices Optional Dial-In: 712-432-6139 Dial-In Code: 1234 Hope to see you there! ________________________________________________________ Thinking of purchasing an ISY for INSTEON? Already have an ISY but need some help getting started? Universal Devices will be holding an online training & demo for the ISY line of automation & energy conservation controllers. This first session will focus on basic topics. Some topics we'll be covering: - choosing a location for your ISY and PLM - basic setup and configuration of the ISY - using the ISY to manage your Insteon devices, create links/scenes - creating programs on the ISY - using the IR receiver to trigger programs - accessing your ISY over the internet - troubleshooting INSTEON communication issues - ... and more! Information on the ISY is available here: http://www.universal-devices.com/99i.htm The training & demo will run approximately 1-2 hours, depending on # of attendees, questions, etc. We're looking for suggestions on a time and day for the session. We are considering: - weekday evening (9pm EST/6pm PST) - weekend morning (11am EST/8am PST) - weekend evening (9pm EST/6pm PST) Please let us know your thoughts on a time/day, and also any particular topics you'd like to see covered. Feel free to reply to this thread, or email us at demos@universal-devices.com Once we get some feedback, we will announce the time and date for the session and information on signing up. Thanks!

Keep in mind that any "extra" links marked IGNORE can be safely ignored - these are normal. Thanks

In the Admin Console, click HELP then ABOUT.

Is remote access available to your ISY? If so, please email the login informaiton and URL to support@universal-devices.com. Let me know...

Hi Rich - That is an oddity, but please don't try a factory reset. Have you tried closing all browser windows and clearing your Java cache? http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... Java_Cache Also, please visit www.java.com and ensure you are running the latest Java update. Any firewall/anti-virus applications that might be interfering? Do you have another PC you can try launching your Admin Console from? If so, what are the results?

I concur. My TriggerLinc responds almost instantly when used as a controller within a scene. It's a bit slower when used to trigger an ISY prorgam, but still less than 3 seconds in my experience. Above and beyond what Tom said, make sure you have an AccessPoint within good range of the TriggerLinc.

Hey Tim - Sorry to be dense, but I'm still not quite following. Are you saying with the ISY-26 things did NOT behave as they should? But with the ISY-99 it behaves properly? If any of the KPLs in your IF condition are NOT OFF, the program should not run when the ISY is rebooted. If all of the KPLs in the IF conditions ARE OFF, the THEN condition should run when the ISY is rebooted. Is that not what's happening? There should be no difference between the 26 or 99, but one key difference is that newer firmwares can now read KPL secondary button statuses when they are queried (and all devices are queried on startup by default). With old firmware, if you rebooted your ISY the KPL secondary buttons would not have a status since their state was unknown, until they are pressed for the 1st time. With newer firmware, the KPL secondary buttons should be shown with correct statuses when the ISY is rebooted.

I'll let someone else comment further, but I believe if the program is set to run at startup the THEN command will execute if and only if the IF confitions are true, and as long as this program is not within a folder containing other restricting conditions. When you reboot the ISY, does this program show as TRUE? Are the specified KPL buttons shown as OFF in the Admin Console?

Right-click, Copy To Clipboard.

Which port did you set? The secure or non-secure port? And did you set it to 433 or 443?

Yes, sounds like your PLM needs to be replaced.

If they are older KPLs, they do not support anything other than the 2 brightness levels. Can you provide more details? How do the folders know you are HOME or AWAY? Feel free to paste your folder conditions and programs into this thread so we can check them out.

One example would be the ISY's optional web server. With it, you can store files on the ISY to access over the web. You could actually host a personal web site right off your ISY if you'd like! The larger your SD card, the more files you can store. I don't have a newer unit here, so I'll defer the other questions to Michel.

Hey Frank - The SD card is located inside the ISY-99. Newer ISY-99s have a slot so the card can be accessed without opening the case.

If you want to control a secondary KPL button with an ISY program you must put that button in a scene and control the scene from your program. The ISY cannot directly control KPL secondary buttons. You could check the KPL documentation and try to dim it manually. What revs are your KPLs? As far as I can remember, all KPLs should have at least 2 brightness modes, but the newer ones have much finer control. You can also set conditions on folders so that programs stored within are only active when certain conditions are met.

Try doing a query on the "EZX10RF 1" device. If successful, the exclamation point should go away. Now see if the ISY sees the status changes.

Hi Ken - Do any of your Insteon devices update in the Admin Console when you control them locally? It sounds like you are missing links to your PLM. What version PLM are you running?

Hi Greg - Currently we support sending IR using the Global Cache: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=2780

I don't use many X10 devices, and don't utilize any with bright/dim. It may not be a good solution for you...

Hi Joe - You could always use X10 with the ISY as the translator. I have a WGL Designs V572AB and located the X10 receiver close to my Insteon PLM. This gives me the ability to trigger ISY programs by any X10 RF device. I personally use a couple of the X10 keychain remotes, an X10 palm pad, and have also used motion sensors in the past. There is a 1 or 1.5 second delay because of the translation, but for my purposes it is fine. http://www.wgldesigns.com/v572.html

If the PLM is dead, you will not be able to control or program Insteon devices from the ISY. ISY programs that control Insteon devices - for example, turn lights on at particular times of the day - would also not work. If you only used the ISY for configuring your Insteon devices you might not notice a dead PLM until the next time you need to make configuration changes.