MrBill

The short answer is you need to create programs to monitor each parameter that you want to be notified about. The program watch the sensor and trigger a notification. How proficient are you with creating ISY programs? That's likely your first learning curve..

I'm not sure anyone else in the thread understood until tazman.... He's correct, you need Alexa routines to turn the outlet on and off. those routines need to be triggered via an ISY variable.

If my reply to the OP doesn't also help you, then we need much more information about your setup and what's happaning. Are you in-fact making calls to IFTTT via webhooks? "Me too" posts are often not at all the same thing.

If the same thing works in a browser window (i assume the entire URL the NR is calling, not just the key) then the problem is on the ISY or local network side. Check the error log of the ISY and see if there are more clues there. Have you restarted your ISY? if not, by all means try that. Also your modem/router.....

I'd limp along for now. Go ahead and order a Polisy (from UDI--pro model not needed), Zooz series 700 USB stick (amazon), and a USB PLM from smarthome as time and money permits. Then you can either start moving your stuff over manually whenever you want, and the ISY on Polisy software becomes more stable. With Polisy you can immediately take advantage of nodeservers in your current setup.

Sounds like you already have it done, but if you need help or suggestions just post what you're working on. Of course you can name a variable anything you want, but I might call it $iHoliday instead of $iException. If you haven't discovered it yet, the ISY is pretty cool when it comes to renaming a variable... All you have to do is rename it, the ISY changes its everywhere it's used.

2007... do you have a 994i or a 99i... Asking because I'm honestly not sure of the 994 release date but I thought it was later.

There are several threads on this topic. Your best bet is to purchase the USB PLM, open it and the dead PLM up, and swap the daughter boards. This option is reasonably easy and doesn't require soldering. There's also the option of replacing the capacitors themselves but that required perhaps more tech savviness and the ability to solder which is a learned skill. Third although it's a little bit early in the product life. The ISY-994 is being combined with Polisy on the Polisy hardware. ISY on Polisy supports the USB PLM. ISY on Polisy is still being developed and is in it's alpha stages, although there are several posters in this forum that have "moved over" and retired their ISY-994 hardware. I'd pick option 1 for now, eventually you'll probably want to move to ISY on Polisy, but that's another day....

@SHM By all means also google "ios 15 geofence not working" and read various complaints around the internet. I've been in communication with the developer of the Locative App and he's indicated Apple is being very quiet about the bug. The developers are waiting too. Next navigate to apple.com/feedback and fill out the form with a comment such as "It's a widely know fact on the internet (google: ios 15 geofence not working) that iOS15 broke Geofences when it was released on September 20th, coming up on 2.5 months later it still hasn't been fixed! Why is this not a priority bug?"

include your UUID number from Help > About

Portal is a "per ISY" subscription. Yes Portal works with ISY on Polisy, but you'd need a second subscription. That said... Polisy comes with a 2 year subscription to portal. You may have used that for 994 connectivity, or you may have already had a portal subscription and your included two year subscription is still unused. As far as I know there is no way to redeem that included 2 year subscription without contacting support for manual intervention. Also if you have two subscriptions for awhile, then retire your 994 be certain to contract support so they they can transfer the unused months on the 994 subscription to add on to the end of the polisy subscription.

on https://my.isy.io/ Select Tool > Information > ISY Information. When that URL is used your portal credentials must also be used.

agreed. I don't know what the hardware specs are on the 994's but Polisy's specs "1Ghz Quad Core AMD CPU, 4GB RAM, 32GB 3D NAND SSD, 3 x 1 GB Ethernet ports" likely run circles around the 994.

The first entry "-5 Start" is a reboot. there were two of those here in a row, one at 2:16 and one at 3:30... it's pretty normal to see the entries after the Start, as the system comes up and the network connection is established. Regarding the first post of error log messages, that appears to have something to do with the mobilinc portal, but you probably already guessed that! ?

ISY on Polisy will definitely run faster, however that doesn't speed up related protocols such as Insteon and Z-wave communication... those are slow, because of that it won't seem faster. That's a loaded question! It will support all the Insteon hardware that the current ISY-994 supports. UDI has stated they will not support anymore new Insteon products unless full API documentation is shared by Insteon. They won't go thru the reverse engineering steps that they've gone thru supporting the newest products such as MSII etc. Keep in mind that it's still in development and buggy. It's not even being called "beta" yet, I'd wait until it's been out in beta for awhile before moving over. If you don't have a Polisy tho, yes you should buy one so that you can start using nodeservers with your 994. (IMO, don't buy the Pro model.)

Ahh... i just answered the last question without reviewing the entire thread. I suspect that your polisy is on an earlier version of the OS.... and thus doesn't install the ISY on Polisy pkg. Your fastest method to get up and running with ISY on Polisy might be to open a ticket by email support@universal-devices.com Also ssh to your Polisy and run the command uname -a and copy and paste the output into your ticket.

it's on the Configuration tab.

You can write the If statement just as you have and anytime any of the variables change it will evaluate all conditions and possible run the THEN block, Warning tho, this is a the exact type of program where users get surprised by how often Else Run. You indicated "else do nothing" which is great, but keep in mind that anytime any of the values change or are updated either Then or Else is going to chosen to run, else.. nothing is perfect in this case. If those values update often you might want to add: IF $sAQI >= 50 And $sDEQ < $sAQI And Ventilator status is Off then Turn on ventilator.... Depending on what platform controls the ventilator this may cut down on extra traffic... i.e. the ISY telling the ventilator to turn on frequently when the ventilator is in fact already on. Note: if the outside air quality is irrelevant for triggering the routine... that is it's only a filter that might prevent the on trigger, then you might make DEQ an interger variable instead: IF $sAQI >= 50 And $iDEQ < $sAQI And Ventilator status is Off then Turn on ventilator.... by doing that the IF is only getting evaluated when sAQI changes, however the current outdoor can value DEQ is still used to determine whether to fire the routine.

@asbril has been successful with z-wave only, he has no Insteon at all. Personally, I prefer many of the of Insteon features that don't exist in z-wave.

Not sure what you're seeing. I'm going to guess tho.... After entering the UUID of the ISY in the portal interface at https://my.isy.io then you would need to approve the connection via the admin console. TO do that open the admin console and go to the Configuration tab, if you see a "portals" tab go there and click Approve. If you don't see the "portals" sub-tab go to Help > Purchase Modules and choose the Portal. Note: UDI's website that opens during the purchase option is weird, you might have to select Purchase Modules again after logging into UDI's website. You may also need to click "My Products" left center of the screen. (Don't click "Store" at the top of the page--that's for hardware.) After the module has been added then you must go to the Configuration > Portals tab and approve the connection.

It depends on your timing, in other words how fast you want to move forward. Today you can buy a 500 series Z-Wave board from UDI and upgrade your current ISY. If you want to wait a bit, then you would buy Polisy and Zooz Series 700 series z-wave stick to go with it. ISY running on Polisy is currently in development. (the polisy hardware is already available for nodeservers and Alpha testing of the ISY on Polisy software. I understand they are pretty close to making z-wave on polisy a thing, but there just not quite there yet. neither option currently supports zigbee.

That would be the solution. It's so much safer and easier to setup. in 2012 I'd still open ports, in 2021 I'd definitely prefer that there is a solution that didn't requite open ports-- for the ISY that solution is the portal, and UDI charges less than $1/month... you can't go wrong.

What kind of programs are you running? One possibility is that you have one or more programs that is a run away or endless loop. You can probably find that looking at the program summary page. How old is your ISY? another possibility is that your SD card is dying, but actually i doubt this one myself. It's definitely not normal to have to reboot your ISY... mine currently hasn't been rebooted in about 2.5 months. If suggestions here in the forum don't lead you to a conclusion soon, you should open a ticket by emailing support@universal-devices.com they'll find the issue quickly I'm certain. I read the forum daily in this isn't a common issue, you may need support, but after you find out the answer please update this thread so that we can use it to help the next guy with the same problem.

I agree with @Javi If this was a 3-way situation before Insteon, maybe the other end is what's actually connected to the light. If that's the case you should make both switch controllers in a scene to keep them in sync.

@pjjameso and @sjenkins There are also "blank" nodeserver templates in the store... see PythonTemplate and NodejsTemplate.