LeeG

You Deleted the device from the ISY? Did you press the Set button on the SwitchLinc or press the paddle?

The SwitchLinc Dimmer User Guide indicates 10 seconds to enter linking mode. However, Set button links should not be done when using an ISY. The ISY is not aware of Set button links and will eventually overlay or delete them. If it is just restoring the links right click the SwitchLinc node and select Restore Device.

It does not matter whether the Sensor is On or Off when the I/O Linc is added to the ISY. Same if the I/O Linc Relay is added to a Scene, it does not matter. Which momentary mode to use cannot be answered without more information. It depends on what you plan to implement in terms of how the door will be controlled from the house, remotely, etc. You can pick momentary A which allows the most combinations to work. The options are easily changed with the ISY so choices that had to be made up front with the SmartLinc can be made and changed any time with the ISY.

Something like this? The Then runs whenever the SwitchLinc is not Off and not 100% On If Status 'SwitchLinc Dimmer' < On And Status 'SwitchLinc Dimmer' > Off Then - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') [/code/

Under Schedule there is a multi selection field that displays "Time is" as the default, Click the down arrow and select From.

If that is the only link record the E2 ..... Controller link record is missing. Click the SwitchLinc Dimmer node in the My Lighting tree. What is displayed on the 2nd line in the right pane for the type of device? If it shows the expected SwitchLinc Dimmer then right click the SwitchLinc node and do Restore Device. This should restore the missing link record. If the SwitchLinc was added under an ISY firmware (prior to moving to 3.2.4) that was not aware of that specific SwitchLinc Dimmer device type it could be listed as Unsupported device type. If this is the case Delete the SwitchLinc and add it back under 3.2.4.

The order of precedence is not what you want. The first device Status is Anded with the Time, the second device status, the one that is Ored stands alone, not gated by time. There is a good write up on the order of precedence in the UDI Wiki if more information is needed. Front Lights ON If Time is 8:30 PM and ( status Front Porch is Off or status Garage Lights is Off ) Then Set Garage Lights On Set Front Porch On Else FronLights Off If Time is 9:50 and ( and Status Garage Light is On or Front Porch is On ) Then Set Front Porch Off Set Garage Off End If

Click on Save Changes. The Programs are not gone until the Delete is Saved

Mark the Programs Disabled to stop the execution. There are a few problems in the Program you described. Suggest the Program be posted so the exact situation can be evaluated. The If statement needs parens to get the order of precedence correct. The Program probably changing the Status of a device used in the If. Assumptions until the actual Program can be seen.

NO, you do not need to reinstall the SmartLinc. Under the SmartLinc you always controlled the switches with a Scene unless you coded up Custom Commands. Under the ISY you are issuing individual Insteon Direct commands which only control the device they are sent to. You could not do that under SmartLinc. Otherwise you would have already known that Insteon Direct commands control only the device they are sent to. If you want to replicate what you did with the SmartLinc use the ISY Scene to control both devices together. EDIT: the ISY Scene is the one used to link the Switches under ISY.

What ISY firmware is running? The SwitchLinc Dimmer may now be an I2CS device which requires 3.2.4. The SwitchLinc Relay has been for a few weeks. Run Tools | Diagnostics | Show Device Links Table. Then click compare. If the link records are F9 FA FB FC FD FE FF or something close to that it is an I2CS device.

When an Insteon device is turned On/Off individually with an Insteon Direct command it DOES NOT affect any devices linked to that device. To turn On/Off both devices together from the ISY click the Scene name that was used to link the SwitchLincs. Turn the Scene On/Off. EDIT: added additional text to insure the action described is from an Insteon Direct command.

You mean that the switchs now control each other?

All that is correct. The only thing I can think of is the SmartLinc link records that still sit in those SwitchLincs are causing a problem. I would start clean. Delete the two SwitchLincs from the ISY. Factory reset both SwitchLincs and add them back with the default erase existing links option. Add the SwitchLincs back to the Scene.

Is there a Red ! or any green icons to the left of either SwitchLinc node in the My Lighting tree? What color are the SwitchLinc nodes listed below the Scene name?

"it is wired to go to the other switch and not the load)." An Insteon device is not wired to another switch. Can you clarify what you mean by wired to the other switch.

When you “keep existing links†the ISY may have MANY devices to access and retrieve their link database as well as the KeypadLinc link database. Let it run. There will be many progress bars as each step in the process produces a new progress bar. If you had managed to terminate the process the KeypadLinc would likely have issues with links pointing to non existing devices.

First look for a scene at the bottom of the My Lighting tree with a naming convention of Scene xxxx where xxxx is a number the ISY assigns to Scenes created with the keep existing links option. If the Scene is not there define one ISY Scene. Add both switches to the Scene as Controllers. The ISY will cross-link the switches such that they operate as before.

When Start Linking is clicked a modal popup should have displayed with some instructions and a Finish button. The lack of popup generally indicated a router/AV problem blocking the data the ISY is trying to push out to the Admin Console. The lack of popup is only the first of many symptoms. Is Avast or Kaspersky being used? They are common blockers.

Access the www.simplehomenet.com web site. The EZX10RF is a Simplehomenet device that receives X10 RF On/Off signals and converts them into Insteon messages.

The node does not have a red ! communications error posted.

Run this REST command from a browser command line. What is in the tag for "KPL Master Fan - Ceiling" http://192.168.2.2/rest/nodes/ - 1B 57 F8 3 KeypadLinc 8 Dim V40 - C 1B 57 F8 1 1B 57 F8 1

The Admin Console does not show On/Off buttons when I select a Secondary button on a new KPL Relay Dual Band with v.40 firmware. When I put that Set statement in a Program it does not function. The Event Trace shows no commands sent to the KPL. The On/Off options should not be available for Secondary KPL buttons.

If "KPL Master Fan - Ceiling" is a Secondary button it should not have had an On/Off option. Unless that name was assigned to the Primary button by mistake I have no explanation. Insteon Direct commands have never (since 2005) had and do not have the ability to turn a Secondary button On/Off. Perhaps go to the Admin Console, select that button and turn it On with the On button. Which button on the KPL actually turned On.

"KPL Entry Light - Ceiling" is what button on "KPL Entry Light"? "KPL Master Fan - Ceiling" is what button on "KPL Master Bath Fan"?