smithlevenson

I did. It's in Geddy's solution as well, but it didn't fix the problem for me. That's why I added the last bit in case someone does a full troubleshoot and still has an issue. I should add the Task Manager solution is for Win 10 to avoid confusion.

I had the same issue as this thread but had to go one step past this otherwise great solution: I have dual monitors and my issue came down to hitting alt+ctrl+del and getting to the Task Manager. From there I unfolded the "Java(TM) Web Launcher" under Apps and right clicked the "IoX Launcher" icon and hit "Maximize". I then had to hit "ADD" and add back my ISY in the IoX Launcher window. It's not a ton different, but the launcher had minimized off screen and couldn't be "switched to" or "bring to front" even after deleting the .state files. I had to maximize to finally get everything to show up again. Hopefully this helps someone on the last step because otherwise the previous thread ends in the same place you started for all intents and purposes. Thanks @Geddy for the great write up!

I have 4 Schlage Connect Z-Wave deadbolts that work great for me. I need a 5th but they just hit $350 on Amazon. I really don't need a key on this one, so I am open to different options. Would love to be < $200. Non-Cloud would be awesome, but isn't 100% necessary.

He came early before I fully tested the programs. I am going to test them using alerts and see if I am getting the desired results. With it being a leak, I am going to eventually need this to work while I wait for the part and install.

So, it's a small leak in the Evap Coils. It's going to need to be replaced at some point. If it makes it through cooling season, then I will probably replace it at the beginning of next season, when it would otherwise need to be refilled. It was a $275 job, but it's running perfect now. I think Evap might be like a $1,500 job.

It's low freon. Unfortunately there is no DIY way to top of the refrigerant. My HVAC guy is a week from coming though and we have some hot days. Heat pumps run a defrost mode, so I am basically stealing that technique to limp along. I will add I've been trying to do it manually for the last 3 days and have failed miserably. I keep forgetting to put it back into cool.

Amazing! Can't wait to try it out. I had no idea you were putting that level of effort into the solution. Wow!

No problem, Friend. Thanks for all your help regardless.

Eh, When the Program runs THEN Set 'Upstairs / Master / Upstairs Thermostat - Main' Mode Off then the IF statement becomes false and the program turns the Cooling off and breaks out before running the next line.

Agreed. Thanks!

I also forgot I hadn't restored the Thermostats from an issue I was having, so the Status for Cool Ct and Heat Ct were not appearing.

I think you are on to something about which nodes are correct. There is a Status that changes called Heat/Cool State and the variable that changes is Heating/Cooling. The program didn't run after an hour of cooling so I am assuming that the node is incorrect on just the Status of Upstairs Thermostat - Cool Ct Status is On.

I think I can try and figure it out. I just needed some Program logic, because I seem to suck at it normally. But if it's going horribly off the rails I will be able to see that quickly.

Ok another question. Does the Program "Break" when the THEN "Set 'Upstairs / Master / Upstairs Thermostat - Main' Mode Off". Wouldn't this turn the IF Status "'Upstairs / Master / Upstairs Thermostat - Cool Ct' is On" to Off? Or will it continue out the THEN until it reaches then end? The documentation says "Runs the Then section of the specified program disregarding any Conditions. \"