MrBill

log into the portal https://my.isy.io click My Profile in the top right corner of the page and fix the dropdown or changed the other option to all ISY's on account.

@Illusion Sorry it sold already. I looked for this post to edit it and apparently got distracted before I found it. I was surprised at the interest... I took the first offer, but got a 2nd for actually more after it was already sold.

@LarryWSmith Multiple ISY's and PLMs can co-exist! There is literally nothing to do. I have 3 setups running in my house at the moment, 2 have PLMs. I have a production and 2 test systems running. If I add a module to the test system it only appears in the test system etc. no interference with the system that runs my house. When opening the admin console you just pick which ISY you want to work with...

say "Alexa, Discover devices"

did you migrate the portal settings? https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY_Portal_Migrate_configurations_to_a_new_ISY

@Ross they should, you may not be able to program all the options on an MS-II via the ISY tho. The important one is "on only" where the motion uses links to turn of the lights but uses a program on a controller such as above to turn off the lights.

If 'AA-Insteon Motion Sensors / Motion Sensor Bathroom / Bath Motion' is switched ON Then Wait 4 minutes and 25 seconds Set 'Master Bath / Andrew Vanity' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Seems to me this is what you're looking for. Each time the motion sends On the delay will restart. Remember that when an IF statement is re-triggered the program is re-triggered, which in this case effectively restarts the wait. Is it an original Insteon motion or an MS-II? they behave a little bit differently.

Have you restarted the admin console? Node information is only loaded at startup, data continues to update after.

that was my guess. I've got a sychrolinc I'll sell... almost new/never used. Purchased to monitor sump pump after reading a thread about synchrolinc failures I implemented something else... Only played with sychrolinc for 20 minutes with a 100 watt lightbulb as the test load and then put it back in the box. @Illusion if your interested PM me.

Not sure why your issuing shutdown with -p which is power off, can you use shutdown -r now instead? which is reboot. I guess my question would be, why would you want to power off remotely?

click the "My Programs" folder at the top of the program tree, then Copy Folder to clipboard as previously mentioned

Based on my understanding of @kclenden's analysis above it doesn't seem like it a lot needs to happen for basic support. On the other hand UD seems to have bigger fires at the moment, hopefully it's realized that just adding the sub-category and making this an identified device may create greater compatibility without too much effort.

Edit: Just realized this post is in UD mobile forum, so my reply is likely not applicable to the question, I'll leave it anyway... You can make a text copy of all programs.... You have to remember to update it after you make changes tho. Click the root folder of the program tree often named "My Programs". Right click the same, then choose "Copy Folder to Clipboard" at the bottom of the context menu. Open any text editor that won't add formatting (Windows Notepad is an amazing for this) Paste the clipboard into the editor File > Save As...... to review programs just open the file and scroll or use Find.

Now that I understand you're wishing there was less less lag for the light to come on, is it an original insteon motion sensor or the Motion Sensor 2? If it's Motion sensor 2 there's likely nothing that can be done, it was stripped of several features many of user here preferred. Motion Sensor 1 has jumpers, jumpers 3 and 4 might be helpful, Jumper 3 allows detection at night only, Jumper 4 only sends an On command via scene. In this case the scene would turn the motion on, your ISY program would watch for that to happen and start the off timer, then the ISY turns the scene back off.

I think they changed the firmware between nokia test and now. the insteon branded devices only have basic instructions only so far tho.

If the state variable is included in the same program’s IF statement then changing it should be the last step of the THEN or ELSE body. the method to protect waits is to use two programs. The first program runs the then body of a second program, the second program disables the first program, does other things, then as it’s last statement re-enables program 1. A third program (disabled/blank IF) would be used with the ‘run at startup’ flag set to establish the second program is enabled. the ”phenomenon” that you’re observing is in fact expected behavior.

Perhaps you should open a ticket.

Just to be clear, what's the current version of the program that you are testing? You've used several methods above. Click the Program name in the program tree, then RIGHT CLICK it, then choose 'copy to clipboard' (which is the LAST item on the context menu as shown below) then Paste the clipboard into the forum by clicking into a post as pasting (control-v is one method).

Yes there are 3 lights on Polisy. Also it sounds like @Bumbershoot has a Polisy power supply with a blue light which is interesting because mine doesn't, but Wal-warts are a dime a dozen when buying in quantity like UD would and they may not buy the same unit over and over. However, testing a power supply with a meter, unless it's a meter than the user can dial in a load isn't necessarily conclusive, obviously if it reads zero it's dead Jim. On the other hand most of the 994 failing power supplies have normal voltage when test with the low voltage end not plugged into the 994, they make the blue light on the 994 light up too. but they have no current and won't power the 994.

No "adjust scene" is something else. You would use adjust scene if you wanted to change the way the scene behaves, which could be used in this case i suppose. but it works differently that you're expecting. Scroll to the bottom of the devices list... after the last device you will find each scene ... leave the motion out of the scene and turn the scene on or off from the program.

it's not that it's ignoring the program, the scene takes precedence. Have the program turn the scene on instead of it's members.

Next time you're at the house location, or can remote log in, perhaps you can answer the questions asked and post the exact programs, not pseudo code. We can help you solve your issue, but you won't help us help you.

You're correct, i wasn't very clear there, and I also didn't throw in the comparison to int vs state. I really replied to supply the second paragraph but felt it needed into rather than just diving in.

This is because the node server slots still are still in use from the RPI. One would need to backup via the rpi, then delete the node servers at the rpi, this would free the slots up. Then if you're lucky the rpi PG2 backup might restore on PG2... but it might not also. If you re-install the same node servers in the same slots and with the same setup, you should be able to open any programs that use the nodes, make a non-change (i.e. highlight any line and hit update) then re-save the programs.

could you paste the program exactly as you have it... Right click then use COPY TO CLIPBOARD (the last item on the context menu). Also what type (make/model) motion sensor is this? and what is the switch. Also how is it getting turned off since this is an ON only program? and finally are you certain that it's this program always causing the on? or is there another program somewhere that also controls the light? (might use "Find" on the switch if you have a lot of programs to be certain).