srjacob

Yes, that's what I thought, too. I just don't know how to contact the plugin author. If I did, I probably wouldn't have posted this on the forum. I though if I posted it, the plugin author might read it and respond. What entries are you referring too?

Actually, some of the outputs are flags and are defined in the Elk, some of the outputs are non-existent because I have to go up to output 197 (which is the relay control for the M1KAM module). I have never seen the arrows before. It sure looks like the eisy is trying to go out and get the outputs, but it can't. The logs are attached. UDReport.xlsx ELK_8-24-2025_12542_PM.zip

What is going on? None of my outputs are being queried. See uploaded image.

I have a working ISY994 running about 30 Insteon devices and an Elk M1 System. I have a spare ISY994 I would like to get running as a backup to my working ISY. The ISY is running firmware 5.0.16C, which seems fairly stable. I would like to transfer the firmware and Elk module to the backup ISY. Is there any good way to do it? I tried telnetting into the working ISY using PUTTY, but the ISY rejects the telnet. If I pull the SD card from the working ISY, copy it on a Windows 11 machine, then burn an SD card with that image (using RUFUS), will that work? If not, is there a better way to do this?

I don't know what the issue is. It was suggested in a previous post that it sounds like an IoX issue. I submitted a ticket to UD. I only wanted to access the admin console for the particular device (eisy or ISY994) That's not what is happening, however. 1) I have expressed this in my tickets. It didn't do any good. 2)I am running Windows 11, Java version 8 update 451 3) I don't have a memory setting, but I added the -Xmx1024m to the Runtime Parameters. Didn't seem to make a bit of difference. I still get the error. BTW, I have 64GB of RAM, and my 3D CAD programs use every bit of it.

I wouldn't be surprised if this were an IoX issue, since I have had problems with UD software in the past. That said, I unplugged the eisy, and plugged it back in, and launched the admin console for the eisy, and the message went away. I have a great network connection to the eisy, and am using a 1 foot cable from the network switch (the same one the ISY994 is on). I am using the LAN admin console as I don't trust clouds. I am using the latest firmware in the eisy. CORRECTION: I launched the admin console again to get the firmware and UI version, and was greeted with the same message. I couldn't do anything with the admin console until I clicked the X and then it asked me if I wanted to run the admin console. I clicked the YES button, and the admin console came up. The relevant info is shown in the attachments. I went to the forum first because I am having a great deal of issues reporting problems to Universal Devices via tickets. They take around 2 days to answer, and then they ask a question. I answer the question, and they never respond. It's very discouraging.

But the admin console is started and when I x out of that message, all seems well. Something definetly is broken.

Yes.

I may be ignorant, but what is the AC? What is the eisy trying to subscribe too?

They why does it do this, since I can log into the eisy without difficulty? When I click on the x in the message. It then asks me "Would you like to close the Administration Console?". I click "NO", And the entire message goes away, and it looks like the admin console is connected to the eisy. What is going on?

I got the eisy Elk Plugin configured. The Elk configuration is shown in the attachment. I still don't see the two outputs I configured in RP2. And yes, I stopped and restarted the plugin, and rebooted the eisy.

I am getting the attached message (Starting a Subscription). The message never goes away and it is holding up the eisy.. Attached are my Elk plugin parameters. How do I get rid of this message?

Yes, but the function key does not show up when I select the keypad in a program No-it did not show up after I restarted the plugin. I don't know how to add them to the configuration tab of the plugin. Remember, I am a total newbie to eisy, although I have the Elk module running successfully on the ISY994.

If it were that easy, I would have discovered it by now. I don't see keypads, but I see the keypad location, but I can't expand it. See attached image. And yes, I restarted the plugin and the eisy. In any event, I created and named two outputs in RP2 that were set on when the F4 and F5 buttons on the keypad were pressed. Unfortunately, these two outputs don't show up in the eisy. I set the two outputs (by the output numbers), but it doesn't seem to work. I use the outputs as flags (I am an old programmer) for programs within the Elk and the 994. Steve

I am really a newbe to the eisy, but not to the ISY994. I am trying to migrate programs that use the Elk Module to the Elk Plugin. I have successfully accessed my elk zones and outputs, but I have no idea how to access the function keys on the Elk Keypad. In fact, I can't even see the Elk Keypad in my Elk Controller list. I use the F4 and F5 on a particular keypad to permanently open and close an electronic gate that is controlled by the Elk. The documentation on the Elk Plugin offers no insight into this.