Brian H

The On and Off buttons always control the load on the red wire. You can't seperate the On Off buttons from the load control.

From what I have read in the Garage Hawk section here. You probably would need the Remote Module anyway. Garage Hawk uses some added commands between their units and the remote module. Then it translates the commands to ones most controllers can understand. For the ISY controller to use the 19 commands directly. Would most likely add lots of code to the firmware

rlebel, Your PLM is a 2413S and not the older 2412S? Have you done a PLM link database count a few times to verify you have around 900 links? 900 is getting close to the maximum count it can hold.

Seriously doubt it. Probably uses a different signaling method and assigned RF frequency. Got a model number of the sensor or what alarm system it is normally used with?

Many power bars have added noise filters in them. They would filter out the Insteon power line signals as noise. Not all of them do this. A simple power bar with no filter or just some MOVs for spike removal would probably be fine. UPS and computer equipment can also make noise or have their AC input filters effect Insteon power line signals.

Thank you for the update.

I always power up my PLM a few seconds before my ISY994i. To allow the PLM to fully initialize before the ISY994i tries to connect with it.

They do make a hard to find, dimmable CFL. That should work on a dimmer type OutletLinc. Though my tests of a few yielded very mixed results with a variety of dimmers. I would also stay with the relay style. That is On and Off.

If you could query, restore and update it. The communications appears to be OK. A failed iMeter Solo could be the problem.

The firmware you are running is old and will not properly support new Insteon devices with the I2CS protocol in them. Both the official 3.3.10 and the beta 4.0.3 can be found in this section of the forums. viewforum.php?f=25

One added tip. A regular CFL should not be used on any dimmer even if it uses a neutral power connection. Damage to the CFL or dimmer is possible. There are hard to find dimmable CFLs.

Mine updated with no problems.

No both should say 4.0.2 Did you follow the steps of clearing the java cache, enable java plug in, download the new admin.jnlp and then disable the java plug in? As detailed in the first post of the thread.

Since the PLM is a Smartlabs-Smarthome product. We may not have an answer to why they seem to be failing recently. As I have seen others with early PLM failures. If the past experiences are the present path they are taking. There will be no statements from them on the problems. They will just keep warranty exchanges going.

Did you measure the AC voltage directly across the light itself?

LeeG, I believe you are thinking about the 6287 five amp wired in filter. Unfortunately it is discontinued. Though they may still be found on eBay. http://www.levitonproducts.com/catalog/model_6287.htm I have no personal information on the XPNR. Not sure how it would treat the Insteon 131.65 KHz power line signals. http://www.x10pro.com/pro/pdf/xpnr.pdf http://kbase.x10.com/wiki/Selecting_a_Filter I did find a schematic of the Leviton 6298. That the X10Pro cross reference says is the same as their XPNR. Will have to study it and try and figure out how it works. More data. Old Leviton Technical Manual says their 6289 In Line Noise Reducer. Filters noise above and below 121 kHz.

I edited my reply as you where replying. I hope I didn't sound like I was lecturing. Hope you find your answers. The Air Gap power cycle reset unlocking the switch. Does point to the controller getting locked up by maybe power line noise. I believe it is mentioned in the troubleshooting part of the full users manual. http://www.insteon.com/pdf/2466S.pdf

OK I followed the thread and saw you had a ToggleLinc Relay. The original post was a ToggleLinc Dimmer. They could be bad or extra sensitive to power line noise. Some CFL and LED bulbs can make power line noise. You may want to contact the Insteon Gold Support Group and get their thoughts. I see you have a post on the Smarthome Forums. They may have some added data for you. Keep us informed to progress you are making.

On the Togglelinc Dimmer sales page it says to use the Toggllinc Relay for things like CFLs and motors. http://www.smarthome.com/2466DW/ToggleL ... ite/p.aspx

Togglelinc Dimmer is not designed to run a motor, standard CFL bulb or standard LED bulb. Dimmable CFLs and LED bulbs may depend on the exact bulb. That could be your problem as you are turning on and off an incorrect type load. Even at 100% On the AC on the load connection is not a pure AC sine wave and things like motors, CFL bulbs and LED bulbs don't work correctly and maybe making enough power line garbage to lock up the Togglelinc.

You used the Start Linking method to add the Appliancelinc and not the New Insteon Device method of Link Management? Do you have any coupling between the phases? Like Access Points or Dual Band Devices that pass the built in communications tests? The PLM is it on the same circuit as the computer, a filtered surge strip or an UPS? Do you know if the bedroom has an Arc Fault Breaker feeding it?

You connected the PLM to the filtered outlet on the bottom or the pass through outlet on the front?

If you have space in the fans housing. The Fanlinc as garyfunk pointed out should work. As it can get the needed Line, Neutral and Load connections needed in the fans wiring. You would have to leave the manual wall switch On if you wanted to have the ability to disable the fan or bypass the switch for constant power to the fan. http://www.smarthome.com/2475F/FanLinc- ... and/p.aspx The other way would be rewire the switch loop to provide Line and Neutral to the old switches location. Replace the switch with a Switchlinc or Togglelinc dimmer. With the load wire capped off and then add an Inlinelinc in the fans housing. Linking the Insteon switch to the Inlinelinc.

I would second the possible power line noise or PLM. Have you changed anything in the house electronically or moved something to a different location? You may want to try the Scene Test in the Diagnostics tab and see if more data can be found.

OH that is a possibility. I personally had a similar situation and made a few duplicates myself.