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Wow apostolakisl, Nice One! I am with oberkc, I would have bet that it wouldn't have worked either. But sure enough it does work. Nice Job!

Using the CAI WebControl boards http://www.cainetworks.com/products/webcontrol/index.html and using the 1 wire temp sensors from Maxim DS1820/DS1822 http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/DS1822.pdf I am using the CAIWC program on a Pogoplug http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=7998 or you can also use WCLink http://forum.universal-devices.com/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=6612. Both programs work very well. The programs send the temps to variables in ISY.

Did you have the foam put in during new construction or existing construction. I haven't heard of it being done...will have to do some surfing to find out more about it. That’s a huge temp differential. I too am using the webcontrol boards along with the caiwc program. I keep finding more reasons to buy them and implement them around the house. Thanks, Tim

Hello jdunne, You could, but the other possible issue would be if the "'Climate' Irrigation Requirement" changes while the program is running it would start the program over again so what has been watered would be watered again. Michel's suggestion of breaking the program into two is your best option for non-interrupted watering. Tim

No but you know what, that is a very good idea. I am going to check into doing that. I have sat and watched the temp in the attic drop when the fans turn on, but its been a while and I don’t remember by how much. When I get some time I am going to look into it again. Knowing the builder of these homes - I wouldn’t be surprised that I have at least few leaks into the attic and I am going to have to address them the best I can. In the mean time there are at least plenty of intake vents in both the soffits and gable ends. Thanks, Tim

Hello jmed999, I have two roof mount attic fans which are each controlled by their own Switchlinc Relay. Once the attic temp reaches a set temperature I have programs which turn them on one at a time. I have them run for about a half hour each at a time then cycle off for a bit. Still trying to play with them to get the most benefit (air flow/cool down vs electric use). Haven't drawn any conclusions just yet. I did bypass 1 of the attic fan thermostats so it is directly controlled by its SL relay switch at all times, the other attic fans thermostat is still active but was set pretty low so when its warm in the attic its thermostat is on at which point the SL relay is in full control of the fan operation. Tim

Hello bsobel, Can you paste your program.

glase, just sent you a pm.

Xathros, Very clever! I can confirm that removing the RG6 cable from the cable modem and testing the network command returns an error and does not update the variable. Once the cable is restored and the command is retested a positive confirmation is returned and the variable is updated. At least it does work here on my system with Comcast internet. Thanks, Tim

Hello jay5, Is the motion sensor directly linked to any of the switches in the three-way scene or is the motion just linked to the plm/ISY? In order for the turn off program to work, the motion cannot be directly linked to 'Laundry (1) switch. When you turn the three-way scene on locally does the ISY admin console correctly indicate the status level of "'Laundry (1)"?

Maybe try changing the routers outside access port to 4443 and have it forwarded to 443 to match the ISY port.

Hello glase, Just to be clear, are you adding the port and the word admin at the end of your https url? Like https://75.xxx.xx.xxx:443

Programs containing "Control" in the "If" section will only work if the actual device is locally operated. In other words If Control 'Switchlinc 1' is switched On Then Else This program will only evaluate to true if the actual switch itself is manually turned on. If this program needs to be true no matter how the Switchlinc 1 is turned on then instead of "control" use "status".

This works to turn the LED back off after an accidental "one press". Do you see any problems elsewhere with this? hyounker I don't see any problems with this.Looks like I tried to over-engineer again Although, in my defense, the reason I went the long way around was that your original Night Time program will evaluate every time a light is turned on or off or faded. The program will either be sending out an On or Off to the kpl button every time it evaluates...which just increases data line comm., and the possibilities of collisions.

Try these programs out. Set up the first program like this: If Control 'Good Night' is switched Fast On Then Set Scene 'Night Time' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Next define a State variable such as sNiteScene. Then change your Night Time Indicator program to: If Status 'Antler Chandelier' is not Off Or Status 'Kitchen KPL Kitchen Lights' is not Off Or Status 'Brkfst Table Lights' is not 40% Or Status 'Mstr Bedroom Fan Lights' is not Off Or Status 'Patio Door Lights' is not Off Then Set sNiteScene = 0 Else Set sNiteScene = 1 Create two other programs like: If Status 'Good Night' is On And sNiteScene is 0 Then Wait 5 seconds Set Scene 'Night Time' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If Status 'Good Night' is Off And sNiteScene is 1 Then Wait 5 seconds Set Scene 'Night Time' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Now when your first program turns true by a fast on at the kpl button it will turn the scene on. When the scene turns on, the second program will turn false setting the variable to 1 indicating the scene is active. Programs 3 and 4 will evaluate to false...doing nothing basically. Now when your second program turns true by a light being turned on locally or otherwise, program two will evaluate true and will set the variable to 0 indicating the scene is not active. Then program 3 will turn true and turn the kpl button off in 5 seconds. I used a wait to make sure all scene commands finished. You can probably shorten the time to 1 or 2 seconds. Now if you control the scene via mobilink programs 3 or 4 will evaluate and set the kpl button to the correct status as well. At least in theory Tim

If changing from status to control in this program hasn't changed the way everything works then you should be able to change it to: If Control 'Good Night' is switched Fast On Then Set Scene 'Night Time' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') This will require the kpl button to be pressed twice rapidly in order to run this program.

I am with you right up to this statement. This leads me to believe that the kpl button is included in the scene, otherwise I am not seeing a reason for this to happen in the two programs. Is the kpl button part of the scene?

Ok, this is where I am getting confused. If you are using mobilink to turn the Night Time scene on and off it should work regardless of whether you are using "status" or "control" of the kpl button in the program. When you are using the scene in mobilink or the scene in the ISY to control the scene, the program should not be called to run. Right, the kpl secondary buttons cannot be used as a control and turned on or off other than locally. Is this what you were wanting to do? To control the kpl button from the device section of mobilink?

Ah, I see what you mean. Can you turn the program on and off from mobilink? edit: I just looked over your programs again in the prev. thread, not sure if they have changed any. Are you trying to turn on the scene by controlling the kpl thru mobilink or thru the night time scene in mobilink? Can you post your programs again please? Thanks, Tim

Hello hyounker, If I followed your post correctly and this is still part of the program controlling the goodnight scene then you could change this: If Control 'Good Night' is switched On to: If Control 'Good Night' is switched Fast On This will require a rapid two button press to execute the program. Tim

Just as a test you might try a 50-100ft extension cord from the outletlinc to the pump. I had a similar issue with an appliancelinc and battery charger once. The extension cord provided enough of a buffer to prevent the module from locking up when turned on and off every few times. If it help then you will know a filter will help.

Hello hyounker, Two things I noticed right off the bat are the ramp rate of 9 minutes and the status of any possible dimmers in the second program. SmartLabs changed the 9 minute ramp rate to .2 seconds at some point, so it may not give you the ramp down you want, if not change it to 8 minutes. In the second program, if one or more of the status are of dimmers you may want to change the "On" to some percentage of On as the program will only be true if the dimmer (s) are full On. Tim

Hello Tim, There have been some reports on this forum that Java 7 caused issues and the advice was to downgrade to version 6. Tim

io_guy, just so I understand you correctly, ISY is the client and you would leave DHCP checked in the admin console and simply reserve the ip address the router assigns it in the router config.? Thanks, Tim

Just a quick question in reference to what Xathros ask, specifically “How is your static address for the ISY assigned? At the router or hard coded in the ISY's admin console? If in the admin console, is the address used outside of the router's DHCP pool? If a static ip is assigned to ISY, or any device for that matter, should the ip address to be outside of the DHCP pool? If so, could this be a possible cause for the OP and aLf’s intermittent issues?