Brian H

I thought the free Microsoft Excel Viewer was based on 2007 as Microsoft Updates used 2007 SP3 when I updated it. Help says it is Microsoft Excel Viewer 12.0.6658.5400

If your old one was a 2412S PLM it most likely was also supplying the power to the ISY99i. The 2413S does not provide power through the interface cable so you need a external supply along with the 2413S if you chose to get a replacement.

The viewer gives no Macro enable message. The other two do and I say yes and then get the macro errors or file errors. Since it never worked for me and I just thought 97 was too old. This was only a test to see if I could provide any help. I always used the log in text format anyway.

I tried the log with the Excel choice. Excel 97: Compile Error TrailingMinusNumbers:=True Latest Microsoft Excel Viewer: I think it is 2007 version but was put into a 2012 folder in Office. Blank Spreadsheet. Libre Office Calc: Basic runtime error '423' Open text Workbooks.Opentext File Name= "UDReport.txt",

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I know there have been threads here on Excel problems. You may want to try some searching and maybe find information. I vaguely remember some Excel versions looking in the wrong default folder for the log files in Excel format.

For a shade of white problem. I would think Smarthome Customer Service should be fine. Insteon Gold Line Support has a different phone number and hours, but deals with Insteon Related Issues. 1-800-762-7845

As a test try the log in plain text format. Some Excel logs don't work correctly. Like for me with a real old Excel version.

I have been using Insteon since 2005. Most times I have had no issues with Smarthome-Smartlabs but sometimes they like to play ostrich; stick their heads in the sand and admit nothing. I know I asked in the Smarthome forums, but I will ask here also. Was it Smarthome Customer Service or Insteon Gold Line Customer Service you have talked to?

I replied to your Smarthome Post but users here may also have found that the new White Paddles don't match anything. This post has some information in it. Smarthome is aware of the odd white paddles and is working on a fix. http://www.smarthome.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=10798 Now will the latest White match a few years old White. Only time and users finding may tell.

The 3:00 AM Query of My Lighting is causing modules to change their present state? I have never seen this myself. Is the query of My Lighting or another Scene?

I didn't do much with it. Tried a few ways to force it to at least be seen by my ISY994i and it didn't. Kind of what I expected from Michel's comments. I was mainly interested in seeing if the temperature could be seen as the units Developers Notes indicated it could. So It is packed up and an RMA is issued. Going back today. My days of early adopter are over.

You could use a power tap on the appliancelinc output and also connect a small 4 watt night light on it. Some have used old wall warts on theirs or a resistor that would also drain the sensing current down.

Most likely the noise spike from the pump motor turning Off. Has confused the modules electronics and it is lost until you cycle the power. I have an old ApplianceLinc I can lock up with one load in my house cycling On and Off.

I bought a Energy Monitor and after playing with it for about a week. Got an RMA to return it on the 30 day I am not happy guarantee.

That is good news. I am glad you now have it working as expected.

Thanks for the information. Glad they worked out well for you. I use LED and CFL bulbs. So they are not an option for me.

If the pump is less than 5 amps. There is a fairly small wire in filter from Leviton that I know some have used. May depend on the room in your electrical box. http://www.smarthome.com/4835/Leviton-6 ... ock/p.aspx

Unblock. Yes I have had to do that myself.

I am confused though that is not too unusual. The Energy Display Developers Notes. Say it checks the temperature every three minutes and send a message if the temperature has changed 1 or more degrees C {I believe it can also be set to F}. I believe it is a group 4 message. To a linked PLM. Though the sales page says maximum of three Controller Groups and I would think they would be the three groups for iMeterSolo's. Could be the specifications changed and the Developers Notes didn't get updated. No surprises there.

You didn't mention if you had found the information on SD cards in the wiki. If not here is the link. http://www.universal-devices.com/mwiki/ ... an_SD_Card

One of the I2CS additions was No X10 support for many models. I would not count on any Insteon Modules from now on being shipped without I2CS. Reported or not. Though someone posting a Event Viewer log while adding them would be a big hint.

Very possible a replacement 2476S or 2476D made after March 2012 would also be I2CS. Most of them are now being sold with I2CS in them. May not effect too many but X10 support is also gone in some of them. My friends in the X10 forums are not happy with that move. As X10 has some financial troubles and many of their modules are gone.

The ones making problems. Used the power lines to communicate back to the power company. If memory serves me it was like a 40 volt signal on the power lines. Other X10 users with Smart Meters using RF communications have not reported any problems yet.

Did your power company recently put a Smart Meter on your home? One particular model seems to be reported in the X10 forums as randomly turning X10 devices On and Off. I am running a few X10 devices in my setup myself. Like Chime Modules and the sixteen button HR12A Palm Pad Remotes. My Insteon modules also have a Primary X10 Address added to them.