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Thanks, Michel. When the Configuration, Climate, WeatherBug Unit is changed from English (F) to Metric ( C), the temperature display in the Climate, Status window does indeed change from F to C. Winds also change from mph to km/h. However, the Rain Today value always seems to be presented in mm. Unless I’m (very likely) missing something, it also appears that the Rain Today argument in a program is always presented in Inches – I don’t see a way to select metric equivalents. While I would prefer to work in English units, since WeatherBug provides the rain value in Metric, it would seem that I could test: If Module 'Climate' Rain Today is 25mm But the program arguments seem to be presented only in Inches: If Module 'Climate' Rain Today is 1 " No big deal, I can certainly do the math to set up the proper test, just wondered how ISY handled the Rain Today value.

Please advise if the weather module in the ISY handles the appropriate units conversion. For example, the current ISY climate module status shows: Rain Today: 0.18 mm but, the conditional test in the ISY is: If Module 'Climate' Rain Today > 0.5 " Is the metric report from WeatherBug converted to inches in the ISY? Thanks.

Problem Solved – thanks to some very good documentation provided in this forum by others who have fought these issues before. Initially, I followed the Factory Restore procedure as described in: http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=1765 Unfortunately, my laptop does not have a serial port, so I had to scrounge up an old one for the serial work described in the link above. That resolved the flashing red LED error, until I forced the same problem to happen again as will be described below. Argh. The procedure called for me to launch http://www.universal-devices.com/99i, which I did, but this once again caused the red LED error to occur. Double Argh. Since doing successful updates on the ISY-99i earlier this week, I had changed my antivirus package to AVG 8 and did some digging on this forum to find: http://forum.universal-devices.com/view ... hlight=avg So, I turned off the Web Protection in AVG as described, ran the FR procedure again, was able to re-install 2.6.12, restore my backed up configuration (making sure I cleared the Java cache between each restart of the web page), and am finally back in operation. Whu hoo! It seems that the AVG 8 package that I installed earlier this week did indeed “brick†my ISY just as author gviliunas described in his post. Here’s the sequence of restoration that I followed: Turn off Web Protection in AVG HyperTerminal to ISY serial port Login using my saved username/PW. Issue FR command for factory reset. ISY reboots. Connect to ISY99i via Ethernet Clear Java cache Launch www.universal-devices.com/99i. Login using admin/admin. Re-install 6.2.12. ISY reboots. Clear Java cache Launch www.universal-devices.com/99i Login using previously saved username/PW. Restore backed up ISY configuration (Sure glad I saved that last working config!). ISY reboots. HyperTerminal to ISY serial port Login using my saved username/PW. Issue CT command to restore desired IP settings. ISY reboots. Clear Java cache System is back in operation as before being clobbered due to the AVG setup. I supposed I should have anticipated a problem was about to occur; prior to the ISY erroring out, I had noticed a couple of “funnies†in its operation, such as device notes that would not save, and programs that after the save command was issued, still reflected a not-saved status. Anyway, this ISY-99i is back operation thanks to the info others provided in this forum. Thanks!

Greetings, I recently purchased an ISY-99/IR PRO, successfully upgraded to 2.6.12 earlier this week, and have been adding devices and programs for the past few days testing the operation - things have been working OK up to now. This morning after attempting to save a newly entered program, the ISY lost several existing, previously-saved programs from the display. So, I did a reset by cycling the power. The ISY now boots with three Green LEDs permanently on (PWR, RX & TX), and the red Error LED blinks continuously. Powering down for several minutes and then powering back up results in the same status. No ip communication is available now with the ISY99. Please advise. (Was hoping to get several new programs in operation during the holidays. Argh!) -Bill