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I use the same button to open and close the garage door, but if all you want is an indicator, then use a LampLinc or On/Off Module.

Power supplies are rated for the amount of power available. That doesn't mean that any device connected to it will use that much power. So, no, a 50 watt supply is not too much and yes, it's OK to use a power supply with the rating you specified for the thermostat. BTW, it's unusual for a power supply to be rated in watts. The usual rating is amperes. Is it an LED supply?

If you do a factory reset (only do that as a last resort), then restore device will restore all scenes and programs references.

The state of the garage door should be monitored by the sensor, not the relay. That's because the relay contact closure is momentary, so the relay is open when the door is open and it's open when the door is closed. Using a variable set by an INSTEON command could work, but more likely will get out of sync if the garage door occasionally doesn't fully open or close.

Change the mode to 8-button. Continue to use the 6-button frame.The buttons are now A-H. Include buttons A & B as controllers and responders for any scene and in programs. Do the same with buttons G & H for OFF. Also change the button mode for G & H to Non-Toggle-Off. The Main On button will toggle the load.

Is you NIC set to obtain an IP and DNS address automatically? If so, and address If http://isy( or http://isy:port_number) doesn't work and you have a recent backup, then try a factory reset.

Fast on require a double-tap. If Control 'A TestKPL.B' is switched Fast On Then

Do you have the I/O relay set for momentary? If so, set a longer duration. BTW, I should have written, "extended," not "extending"

I extending the momentary contact duration when the garage door didn't complete its cycle and reversed.

Not a problem, but there is no "off program." Off is handled by a scene with the button as a controller and all other devices as responders. The described program controls only the state of the button LED.

Thanks for filling in what I omitted. The referred to scene is 'DR / Scenes / DR Front Off Button'

Create a scene where the button is a controller of all the devices you want controlled. Set the button mode to non-toggle Off. Write a program that turns the scene on if any of the devices in the scene is not off. Here's a program I use: If Status 'CR / Devices / CR Ceiling Light 80' is not Off Or Status 'KT / Devices / KT Ceiling 50' is not Off Or Status 'LR / Devices / LR Ceiling Light KPL 20' is not Off Then Set Scene 'DR / Scenes / DR Front Off Button' On Else Set Scene 'DR / Scenes / DR Front Off Button' Off

Seems OK. But no answer can be considered correct without knowing the details of what you want to accomplish.

The manual for the 8-button Remotelinc 2 is confusing because the button letter and direction is based on a 4-button Remotelinc, so "a ^" actually means press the top button on the right side, "a v" is the top, left and "d v" is the left bottom button.

Use a battery eliminator powered by an INSTEON device such as an On/Off Module (plug-in) or OutletLinc (wired).

File, Restore Modem (PLM)

Create a scene that includes only one button and a program that control that scene only. Any success?

http://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/analog/sensors-and-sensor-interface/DS1825.html

Teken, is that an Autelis interface?

Picture (or draw) a number line with zero in the center, negative numbers to the left and positive numbers to the right. Pick any point. All values to the right of that point are in the greater than direction. -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 10

> x includes all values that are greater than x. x is not included. >= x includes x and all values greater than x < x includes all values that are less than x. x is not included. <= x includes x and all values less than x

Win 8.1

Nope, no blue at all. Edit: not even when renaming a folder.

I don't understand what that means.

What is the result if you browse to http://isy or, if you assigned a port, then http://isy:port_number