MrBill

Yep that's it. Try the Query, Re-discover buttons at the bottom of that page... it should be populated.

It's a node in the admin console named "ISY Inventory". If the admin console was open when you installed the nodeserver close it and reopen.

it appears you can do so on this page: https://www.universal-devices.com/my-account/

Z-Wave does waste some nodes.... I seem to remember that you have a Polisy, if so add the ISY Inventory nodeserver. then Compare the totals to this chart which shows max nodes of 254 and max programs of 300 for the non-pro ISY versions. As others have mentioned to upgrade to pro just purchase the upgrade thought the admin console/UDI website... the upgrade is instant.

If you mean a portal account at https://my.isy.io and log in. Once logged in look for "My Profile" in the top left corner and click it. There you can change your login email address.

As has been noted you need to post the program. The easy way to do that is right click the program in the program tree and select Copy to Clipboard, then you can simply paste it into a reply.

support@universal-devices.com Include your UUID# with your portal userid.

If button B is the controller for a scene, include button C as a responder and set it to off for scene B. Not this just sets the button to Off, it doesn't set scene C off. Likewise for the scene that button C is the controller include Button B and set the button to off. yep... i was typing as you were.

Do you have a pro or non-pro model ISY? if non-pro you're limited to 254 nodes. See the Chart here. The upgrade to pro is soft, you can buy and it's instantly unlocked.

If the router has an API then it's trivial to create a network resource. What does your windows scheduler actually do? If you can hit a url like http:/<local IP of router>/reboot then it's simple with network resources. If you need to SSH or Telnet then login and issue commands you can't do it via network resources. You could however create a nodeserver that could do that. Just to make the discussion simpler for all concerned, what make and model router are you using?

in addition to @Brian H's link here's another one to help with replacing devices: https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Replacing_a_Device please note the spot that says "The device being replaced must not be inside a folder". which also applies to the new device.

This is an awesome link! thanks!

I just tried this, your correct!! This is an update in later 5.x I believe, I just tried looking thru release notes but didn't immediately spot a line I'm remembering about the buttons.

If you have AT&T the SMS/MMS gateway isn't really reliable (it works about 97% of the time but the 3% failure rate will occur when you really wanted the message the most) (AT&T also uses different gateways for SMS and MMS use the MMS one with the ISY). If you have another carrier I can't speak to the reliability. If you have Polisy or the networking module I would recommend using Pushover instead. There are two nodeservers to pick from, or if you don't have Polyglot, you can simply create network resources per the wiki. I would recommend using 2500 or 3000 as the timeout tho.

That works great for one device. Yes, you can set the devices backlight level to a value. However when you move to a second device it appears that the device is already set to whatever level you just used on the first device. Again if you understand whats happening here you can change the level of the second device to that actual level by setting it twice. First chaning the dropdown to a random value and letting the change go thru, then again setting to the value that first appeared. (or you can restart the admin console between device 1 and 2). For more than 1 or 2 devices it's by far simplest and fastest to just use the temp program method explained above.

Yes you can, and it's the easiest workaround to the bug if there is more than one to set. All you need to do is add entries to a THEN body. You can add as many as you like. Save the program, then right click it in the program tree and select "run then" Once you've verifed they all are set as you would like them, you may delete this program. EDIT to add: if you don't use this program method, the GUI bug makes it difficult to set more than one device without restarting the admin console between each device or setting after the first each device twice in a row, once to arbitrary value and then a second time to your value.

a related bug is that with backlight=0 you can only use 8 of the 15 levels for "ON" that bug still exists as well. With backlight = 1 or above all 15 ON options work correctly.

Depends what information you need. in the admin console, Tools -> Generate Topology will generate an HTML file. Depending on the number of nodes in your ISY it may take several minutes to complete, when it's finished it will open the HTML file in a browser, just close that. Open Excel and navigate to the folder that you directed Generate Topology to place the file in. Depending on how some excel options are set you may see the .html file listed or you may have to change a dropdown to "all files". Once you find it, open it in excel and excel should import the file correctly then you can save it as Excel. Depends on what you're looking for tho as to whether it will be included. I used this method to generate a list of Insteon addresses for "Just in case" or "disaster recovery" so that I'd never have to remove wallplates or sort thru a folder of pictures I took looking for the correct location (I snap a pic after the device is installed so i can find the address and Ver info later without removing the wallplate.)

Check out this thread for some alternative noise filter ideas. (towards the end)

the missing step is in my post above.

The Leviton 6287 5-amp Noise Block is a disconnected product. Sometimes you can find them on ebay. The two LED lights, what style are they? just a bulb? strip fixture or what? If you can still return them you might want to do that and buy a different option. Part of my evaluation of any new device or bulb anymore is if it makes noise that disturbs insteon it gets returned immediately. then I buy something else.

I just answered your other one... I suspect you havent added the devices in the portal at https://my.isy.io Select Tool > Connectivity > AMazon Echo

I'm not the target of your comment? it sure seems direct at me... let me quote you again: Please contact UDI, support@universal-devices.com and request to return your polisy. I'm certain @Michel Kohanim will approve your full refund. It's obviously not for you. I will not accept the bait and reply again. Please get a refund from UDI then get professional counseling.

I figured it out for myself by reading this forum and the UDI wiki, and other documentation linked from those places. I'll tell you that much. Had you shown you wanted to learn I might have helped. But go figure it out for yourself... I'm not going to spoon-feed you, Chew it for you and swallow it for you.

Don't expect anymore help from me. You're welcome.