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  1. I just tried jumping the 2 wires at the wall switch and it works; the door will open and close. I will wire the thing together tonight. Thanks guys.
  2. I'm a bit confused about what you said about the trickle current stealing lamp like a lit doorbell button. My wall remote has a physical button to turn on and off the 60W bulbs attached to my GDO. If the door button is a dry contact, what electrical mechanism is being used when I press the light button to turn on the 60W bulbs?
  3. Sweet. I'll go ahead and try and hook it up that way. Electrically though, how does the Series II work if there are light and door buttons? Does the door button act as a dry switch and the light is a wireless signal?
  4. Hi guys, I ran into the same problem yesterday trying to install the Insteon garage kit with my Genie GDO. It's an older Genie model and I can't even find any specs for it online. It has 4 pins/screws 1,2 is for the wall controller and 3,4 are for the safety light beams. Anyway I realized that the wall controller only has 2 wires going to it and there are 2 lit buttons (door and light). Wall Console - Series II Model: GWC-2 Part #: 35661R http://www.geniecompany.com/images/products/accessories/wall-console_GWC-2WBL.jpg I would assume it's a multi-function remote and not a dry contact switch. So could I get that module that Gouldc refered to: (Genie 38013R Dry Contact Adapter) http://www.aaaremotes.com/genie-38013r-contact-adaptor.html#.VznNd4SDGkp Run an additional set of wires from pins 1/2 to this module and then to the IOLinc. Would this set up work and allow me to have both the existing wall controller and IOLinc?
  5. I just wanted to add that the SSL speed for me is very slow as well. isy994izw - firmware 4.2.30 REST interface local network (not through internet) simple calls to turn on and off the light 2048 bit key takes around 4 seconds to respond 1024 bit key takes around 2.5 seconds to response Regular HTTP is just about instantaneous. It's a bit disappointing really. Where can I find more information about 4.3.x and 5.x?
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