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There is one ISY Scene, below the ISY Scene name are four ToggleLincs as Controllers (shown in Red) and with one of the KPL buttons (A,B,C, or D) as a Responder (shown in Black) for each ToggleLinc?

I do not have a 4.0.5, looks like it was called Remove back then. What happens when Remove is selected?

The PLM has 2A.74.1C in the Scene. Delete the Scene and redefine.

What ISY image are you running? Click Help | About?

Is there a Delete selection available?

Suggest doing a File | Restore Modem (PLM). It sounds like the PLM has lost the link records for that KPL.

Duplicate. Answer in other post.

Make sure the device is not in a Folder before selecting Delete of Primary KPL button.

The FanLinc has no reverse option. Some fans need to be stopped before changing direction. My fans would require a double pole relay to reverse direcion. I change direction twice a year. Not worth the effort to do it here.

From the initial post "i have tried with and without the parentheses" The parens are not needed in this case since all the statements in the If are Anded. The Programs works the same with or without the parens.

The KeypadLinc link database can be rebuilt by a right click on Primary KPL node and select Restore Device. If something has happened to erase some of the link records this will put them back. Would not be normal to lose link records but it is a possibility if there are no comm issues.

The second Program If needs a change. It should be (same day) rather than (next day). If ( From 6:00:01AM To 10:59:59PM (same day) And Status 'Master Bathroom / Master Bathroom Lights' is Off And Control 'Master Bathroom / Master Bathroom Motion-Sensor' is switched On )

Pressing the button itself uses the KPL firmware to turn the button LED On/Off. Move the X10 activity in the Then clause as the last action done in the clause. Click on the Scene name "Mstr Bedroom Keypad (B)" and make sure the On Level for the B button is set to 100% On. Do the same for Scene "Front Door Light". With two Scenes not turning on the button LED it does sound like comm issue. Is the KPL on the opposite 120V leg as the PLM? Could be a coupling issue getting signal to. opposite leg.

Try putting the Wait 2 seconds after the X10 activity in the Then clause as it is in the Else clause. Even better move the X10 activity as the last thing done in the Then clause. If the X10 activity is not causing the problem it sounds like a comm problem between the PLM and the KPL.

The ISY IR model supports RC5 IR protocol and it is line of site. There are IR repeaters available that would allow an IR remote to send IR messages to the ISY in another room. Smarthome carries these repeaters. Item # 59501 is an example.

That indicates the KeypadLinc does not have good comm with the ISY. The Folder should change from True to False as the KPL button is turned from On (100%) to Off. The False Folder Status would prevent the Program(s) under the Folder from being triggered. Run Tools | Diagnostics | Event Viewer at LEVEL 3. Tap button G On and Off and see if the On/Off messages are being received. The Off message should turn the Folder False.

espann MWareman has covered the solution. The 99i was discontinued more than a year ago and has now gone past End of Life status. Nothing past 3.3.10 runs on 99i. Several newer Insteon devices cannot be installed on a 99i including the newer KPLs. Need to upgrade to a 994i. MWareman posted the link to the UDI sales page with the update information at the bottom of the page.

Note that the newest keypadLincs are not understood by the old 3.3.10 ISY firmware in case the KPL does not have the expected buttons.

File | Set Userid/Password

Yes.

The Program will trigger as True and run the Then clause only at the exact From time. The Program will trigger as False and run the Else clause only at the exact To Time. Go to the Programs | Summary page and check the Status and Last Run Time columns for when the Program was last triggered and what the Status (True/False) was. If under a Folder that is checking a KPL button Status also check the Folder Status for True/False.

If the combined NO and NC switch is the Seco-Larm-3 use the Black and Red wires. Remember to turn Off Trigger Reverse option. The switch connected to the Red and Black wires is open when the magnet is next to the switch.

Normally the PLM will come up faster than the ISY when power is applied at the same time. I don't think having the ISY on a UPS is normally an issue. It does keep the ISY up over short power outages. My guess is the PLM was upset by a power line issue from the outage. Power does not always come up cleanly when restored from an outage. There is often a very large draw on the power when an entire circuit is powered at once. Consider how many houses were restored at the same time when power was restored. Unless this is an issue that surfaces on all outages I would not change the current arrangement. edit: I had my ISY on the UPS years ago. This is a very rural area and power would drop out for 1-2 seconds frequently, some times multiple times a day. Eventually the power co-op redid the entire system. Added more substations, cleaned up the trees along the power lines to prevent wind from blowing limbs into wires. Now the power here is more reliable than my other house in a large town. Eventually took the ISY off the UPS as it was not needed any more but it worked well for the years it was on the UPS.

I think so. It does not say it is wide gap so placement has to be correct. I use one similar to that and it works well.

Unfortunately Trigger Reverse applies only to the commands the I/O Linc Sensor node sends,. That is, the Sensor sends an On when the Sensor turns Off and Off when the Sensor turns On. Trigger Reverse does NOT change the Query response. Query reports the actual state of the Sensor. At 3AM when the ISY does a Query the Sensor node changes state because the Query response is the true state of the Sensor. The best solution is to change the magnetic switch to a NO so Trigger Reverse is not needed.