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A couple of issues on the first program. You have sOddDayFlag %= iOddDayFlag Should be = not %= there. Also remove the Run Program line from the Then clause. It does not help running a program @ 12:00am that won't run until 12pm. On the second program, just use Time = 12:00pm (remove the for 3 hours, again, not really doing anything) And I think you want sOddDayFlag = 0 (not <0) for even days (and >0 for odd days)

The 2413 QSG (dated 090108) advertises: Stores over 2,016 INSTEON Links in 128Kb of non-volatile memory

If you don't have the hardware already setup and running Polyglot, then I would consider using the TimeData nodeserver from Polyglot Cloud. You need a portal account/subscription for that I believe. Otherwise I would choose the simple programs below before I went out and bought the hardware to run Polyglot locally. And for all of this, you need to be on version 5.x of the ISY firmware. Per @MrBill's example & notes variables that start with i are integer and s are state. If Time is 12:00:15AM Then $iOddDayFlag = [Current Day of Month] $iOddDayFlag %= 2 $sOddDayFlag = iOddDayFlag $sOddDayFlag Init To iOddDayFlag Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If sOddDayFlag > 0 Then it's an odd numbered day of the month Else it's an even numbered day of the month

There are some nodeservers that link to Google calendars, but that seems like more work than needed to create calendar events to mark even/odd days. Maybe your other ideas for a calendar interface or more appropriate. To detect even/odd days, you should be able to do that just using ISY date/calculations w/o nodeservers. I'm sure @larryllixcould show you examples. But if you already have V5 firmware / nodeserver setup (or don't mind setting up) I would look at the Timedata nodeserver that has an even/odd day node. Also, you could post your program that is no longer working and have someone help you understand why.

Maybe GC was a bad example. I use iTach & NRs for IR transmit now. What is needed is IR receive which is what you lose with the ISY IR port. Don’t recall offhand if the ITachs did receive, but think you will need node server with some networked IR device for that. There has already been some talk about creating one with some devices discussed, but I don’t recall which ones. If similar to the Harmony NS (which allows detection of remote control commands) it should work just fine replacing the ISY IR port.

If there were an IR port on Polisy you wouldn’t need a node server. There are plenty of IR devices like global cache that you could use to get IR to the Polisy using a node server.

Probably whatever you can find. 2448A7 holds half as many links as 2413U/S, so if you have a lot links in your current setup, you might want to go for 2413x. Both USB and serial 2413s will work with Polisy. Regarding first question it may depend on what features you are using. Direct ELK support I believe is missing from Polisy, but there is a nodeserver you can use (not sure what the current state of it is). Also direct IR support is missing, hopefully someone makes a nodeserver for that.

One last thought. Rename the My Lighting node to ISY or anything else and then look for that…

You mentioned you migrated. What was the node called on your other box? If different, maybe it is in your devices under that name? Or the opposite, it’s whatever the default name on Polisy is and not the update from restore. All I can think of at this point. Other than going over all the nodes in your drop down looking for the noted icon. You might try restarting Admin console and verifying UI and firmware match, if you haven’t already. Hopefully someone else can help.

So you are looking for a node called "My Lighting". It does not show up if you scroll down to the M's?

Post a picture of your device tree. Mine is called Polisy, but I probably re-named it that. It might be called "My Lighting" unless that is a folder icon. My top folder is named Network, pretty sure I didn't change that. Should be the first node under the top folder. (It should have an icon just like the ISY in the picture above)

Nodelink should work with ISY on Polisy as any other Nodeserver will. If you are asking if Nodelink can be installed on Polisy: Please see last posts on this thread:

So what happens when you hit the "Add Custom Parameter" button?

I've had the same experience lately since updating to 5.3.4. Have to clear the Java cache to get it to run again after the first time. Obviously using the launcher/finder is quicker than clearing the Java cache and re-downloading the admin console. But I too liked the direct access w/o going through the launcher.

Why not? It works great. It saves all the url info that you are typing each time to a local PC file that you can then load if the finder comes up empty.

I would try a factory reset (followed by restore device).

Please follow 5.3.0 thread for fix to mismatch. Migration tool is restoring on Polisy a backup made from ISY 994.

If you right click the top program folder and select COPY FOLDER to clipboard it will paste into a text editor as normal text. No XML involved. Make sure you are not trying to export a program.

Thanks! For reference from the 2413S QSG Stores over 2,016 INSTEON Links in 128Kb of non-volatile memory

I'm using the 2448A7 also on Polisy with a few test devices. Anyone know how the link table size compares with the 2413x PLMs?

Create a scene with one of the buttons in it as a responder only and call it 'Room X button' (or similar). You can turn on / off the button light in a program by turning that scene on or off. Also create a scene with that button as a controller and all the lights in the room you want to control as responders set as you like. Call this scene 'Room X' Create a program: If room X light 1 status in on or room X light 2 status is on or room X light 3 status is on etc. Then turn on scene 'Room X button' Else turn off scene 'Room X button' Repeat for the other rooms. If you have a load connected to the keypad (controlled by button A), I'm not sure if it will work the same. (turning on the button scene, may also turn on the light controlled by the keypad?)

And you would have to unlock/re-lock them all if you ever replace your PLM.

It is still possible to convert KPLs between 6 and 8 button mode. This is a function of the KPL firmware and changed by a process of button presses on the KPL and not a program.

Use this instead of 2448A7 Insteon PLM USB Modem Interface 2413U https://www.smarthome.com/collections/insteon-compatible-hubs-controllers-software/products/powerlinc-modem-insteon-2413u-usb-interface-dual-band

Make sure the 8's are not B's.