Brian H

Access Points do not link to anything. The set button on them starts the communications tests with the four tap sequence. Users manual has details on how this test works. If you have not verified proper phase coupling and communications. I suggest you do the tests with the Access Points.

Mine run even with the computer Off. Everything runs from the ISY controller.

Press release from Smartlabs in early 2012. Said three phase now supported. http://www.smarthome.com/pr12-02.html

Where did you see an ISY994i and a 2412S bundled? The 2412S has been discontinued for a long time now. The 2413S Dual Band PLM is the present one being used. Since it does not provide power to the ISY994i an external power supply is used. My ISY994i had a power supply in the kit.

Did you add the replacements as a new device and then use the replace function to remove the old one and add the replacement in its place? I believe that should remove all the old references to the removed device.

The SM120X modules installation manual. Indicates it will work with the smoke detection part of the KN-COSM-IB but not on a CO detection. Unfortunately it does no indicate what the Interconnect signal is including its voltage. The CO120X is for CO detector interfacing.

I thought we where talking about an I/OLinc. I missed the part of your post where you where thinking about a InlineLinc with Sense. With only the Black, White and Red connected and the alarms sounding. Maybe the SM120X is bad. Do you know what the Red Interconnect System wire reads normally?

When you connect the Black to Line, White to Neutral and Red to Interconnect signaling. The smoke alarms start sounding? I found a diagram. Do NOT connect the Blue {Relay Common} to the Line connection. The diagram shows it connected so it can activate a 120 volt device. With an I/OLinc putting the 120 volts on the sensor input will fry the I/OLinc. Just connect the Blue {Relay Common} to the I/OLinc Common and the Orange {NO} to the Sensor Input. If the SM120X is functioning correctly. On a smoke alarm sounding. The Sensor Input should go On triggering the I/OLInc. The Gray wire connection should probably be insulated and not used. Though in some systems it is used for a 9 volt trigger of other devices.

Your meters high input impedance may not be enough to load down the small leakage current through the triac inside the Switchlinc with the capped red load wire. It could be a misleading reading. If it had a higher load on it. It probably would go on and off as you expected.

Magnet and Switch are at the edge of activating and sometimes the switch does not close. Switch itself maybe going intermittent.

It was an optional module purchase for the ISY99i. It is part of the standard ISY994i package. Electric meter interface. Flex power if memory serves me. http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... lectricity I don't think you can remove it.

The 2413S PLM is a Dual Band Device. Has a faster memory and processor. Depending on the age of your 2412S. Has more Link Database memory if your old one was 417 Links or less if yours had the >2000 Links. It has 1014 if memory serves me. One thing it does not do is provide power to your ISY controller. Like the 2412S did. An external power supply is needed with a 2413S PLM.

Installed with no problems. Scene Test worked fine with no false failure messages.

Your new home may have signal issues. Have you verified you have at least one Dual Band Device on each phase of the house and that the communications tests in those Dual Band Devices have passed the test? Also the Triggerliinc is an RF device so they also have to be with in receiving range of a Dual Band Device for processing.

I believe they are the revision 1 models and all that fancy remote programming is not in them.

No you are not missing something. As far as I have seen you can not link anything directly to the All On and All Off buttons. I have used a manual linking on my original hardware RemoteLinc to a Insteon Device and it took. Later Remotelinc firmware may have corrected this from happening. That said the ISY controller does not know about this link and will gladly overwrite it if you add something new through My Lighting.

1.& 2. Unknown as we don't have enough information on what the sensors are and what they send on the AC power Lines. I doubt the smoke detectors use anything close to an Insteon protocol in their communications. The I/OLInc is triggered by a dry closure from its Sensor Input to Common. The small voltage you may have seen mentioned. Is the sensing current used to determine if the sensor is On or Off. If you can get a dry closure from the smoke detectors. You can trigger an I/OLinc. I have seen some smoke detector manufacturers make an optional adapter that connects to the wiring to interface with an alarm system. If you know the brand and model. We maybe able to find something. Side note. In the latest beta software there is a Insteon Smoke Sensor {10.0A} listed in the drop down list of modules.

http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... s#Hardware

Also a very good chance. They use a different RF frequency for their sensors. FCC Database would confirm the frequency used but you would need the FCC ID number for both of them.

It is listed in the wiki page of errors. http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... r_Messages Though I don't know what an IGD error is.

Beta 3.3.4 supports that module. You may have to update to the Beta 3.3.4 to have it work. It is device 10.08 in the drop down list in 3.3.4.

Now that it was mentioned. I am not sure if I had used the Scene Tests in the last few releases.

More information. Bed Room Overhead and Outside Garage Lights. 2476S SwitchLinc Relay HW 2.1, FW v.28, I1 Kitchen Cabinet 2456S3 ApplianceLinc HW 4.2, FW v.28, I2 Remaining devices 2456S3 ApplianceLinc HW 1.3, FW v.28, I1 Query of My Lighting shows Hops Left=2. All my Scenes in the Scenes Test fail 100%.

First time I had tried a Scene test on all my modules with 3.3.4 and also the first time I go a 100% failed response? Tried three times with exact same results. Previous version never did a 100% failed test. Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:44 AM : [GRP-RX ] 02 61 16 13 00 06 Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:44 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FB.B3 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:44 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FB.BF 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:45 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FB.C5 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:45 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FB.F4 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:45 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FC.1F 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:45 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FC.2B 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:46 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 00.FC.35 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:46 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 15.F0.EC 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:46 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 04.2B.B4 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:46 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 04.2D.01 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:47 AM : [CLEAN-UP-RPT] 02 58 06 Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:47 AM : [iNST-SRX ] 02 50 04.D5.68 19.70.1A 61 13 16 LTOFFRR(16) ----- All Modules Test Results ----- [Failed] Den Table (0 FC 1F 1) [Failed] Living Room Window (0 FC 35 1) [Failed] Bedroom Wall (0 FC 2B 1) [Failed] Den Chair (4 D5 68 1) [Failed] Kitchen Cabinet (15 F0 EC 1) [Failed] Living Room Fireplace (0 FB F4 1) [Failed] Moms Bedroom (0 FB C5 1) [Failed] Outside Garage Lights (4 2B B4 1) [Failed] Bedroom Overhead (4 2D 1 1) [Failed] Den Floor Lamp (0 FB BF 1) [Failed] Computer Room (0 FB B3 1) ----- All Modules Test Results ----- Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:52 AM : [iNST-TX-I1 ] 02 62 00 00 16 CF 13 00 Fri 11/23/2012 07:25:52 AM : [iNST-ACK ] 02 62 00.00.16 CF 13 00 06 LTOFFRR(00)

Glad you got it working. I agree the support from UDI should be a model for other companies to follow.