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I have a radio thermostat with a zwave module in it. I can control it just fine but there are some differences between the mode choices I get. Most importantly, if I go into the Admin Console there is a choice for "Aux/Emergency Heat". This helps me because I can choose to use my boiler instead of my heat pumps. When I visit the web interface, this choice does not exist in the list of choices even though the ISY does show the "Aux/Emergency Heat" status if I have set it via the admin console. How can I get the web interface to show the same options as the admin console?

Installing a new wired home security system. Looks like it is coming down to either NAPCO Gemini or a DSC offering. Are these integratable with the ISY? If so what else would one need to tie them together to take advantage of the benefits? Thanks!

Thanks for the info. I was going by the setup instructions: http://www.mobilinc.com/detailedsetup/isy/ Looks like I missed the "**Direct connections to the ISY are supported as well"

Thank you again. I did find MobilLinc in my searching but it requires a MobiLinc account and somehow that means MobiLinc can sync up with ones ISY. I want total control and security over the system. That's why I was hoping there was a web interface that would work on phones without having to get an app.

Thanks guys, that is very useful information. I think I can probably live with the Java business if it's only for heavy duty configuration, etc so long as there is a web version for just day-to-day control. Sorry, one more question: does the web interface have a mobile optimized version when viewing from a phone. Anywhere where I can see screenshots? Thanks (you guys are great!) !

Thanks for the replies. I hear what you are saying. I'm already planning on doing Z-Wave. I am been quite intrigued by Zigbee in that it is supposedly based on an IEEE standard but frankly if you do a simple search to buy something like a zigbee light switch it's very difficult to source things and unless things have changed - zigbee wasn't that consistent between manufacturers. As far as Java goes - I am surprised it is still being used. I had just hoped to avoid it. Does the ISY have a web based interface (not app) that can be used from a phone/tablet?

If I am reading everything correctly, the ISY series requires Java to manage the unit via a browser. Are there any plans to move away from Java and go to something that works natively in the browser? Not a huge fan of Java and right now that's kind of a hold up for me in trying to find a system. Any input/thoughts appreciated.