Mark Sanctuary

The PLM is not job site flashable but Smarthome gladly exchanges them for ones with the new firmware (they recycle them). I think the last time I did it I was just shipping costs for me to send my old one.

Michel, Have you guys thought about selling Insteon products on your site? It would add more "traffic" to your shopping cart and some other source of income too. After all you guys are the ones we would all like to support and encourage. More income means more cool products from UDI.

It’s still $309 direct from UDI. My guess is it’s a mistake, or Smarthome is trying to make up the differences for the sale losses.

Good to hear you got logged in. If you can't get logged in sometimes the web links work better. Also sometimes clearing the web browser cache helps get rid of any stale ISY java code. Non-beta Link: http://www.universal-devices.com/MyInsteonISY/ Beta Link: http://www.universal-devices.com/beta/

I think restore devices does a cleanup on each device before installing a fresh copy of its links and scene data.

I have found in a few cases that having separate levels and ramp rates for all the controllers useful when I wanted different levels from each controller. But most the time I end up using the copy to each controller because I want the same thing from each controller.

This is by design. When you create a scene in the ISY it assumes the role of a controller for that scene. When you add any devices to that scene as controllers they become new separate controllers. For each controller in the scene theirs a copy of levels and ramp rates. So when I setup a new scene I first set the levels and ramp rates in the ISY scene. Then I go to each controller and use the copy to each controller. This way all controllers have all the same levels. Kitchen Scene <-- contoller _____ KPL1 Button (A) Kitchen Scene <-- contoller _____ KPL2 Button (A) Kitchen Scene <-- contoller _____ Sink Lights <-- responder _____ Island Lights <-- responder _____ Pantry Lights <-- responder

O shoot; I did not think of setting the If to control the length of time. Now I understand how you can do it.

That is old, I have 2.4.13 which has lots of changes since 2.4.6 verison. Email Michel Kohanim at tech@universal-devices.com for the beta and he will give you the details on downloading the beta. Thanks, Mark

Its easy, here you go... [*:63ibm4h6]In the program window area click on the 'Then' [*:63ibm4h6]In the action window area click the pulldown and select 'Wait' [*:63ibm4h6]Adjust the wait and then add to then/else

The LED for the KPLs does follow the scene correctly with the ISY or even without it plugged in after you link it with the ISY. The somehow made it work correctly. And for when adjusting lights that are in that scene you can write a program that monitors all the divices in that scene then adjust the LED with a follow scene. A good example is the all lights program found here.

I don't think it can be done with the current command set. Random does not have a total run time argument. Repeat does not have a random argument. And grouping them in multiple ways does not add up.

I agree with it Michel. What if you’re an installer and you have many installs out in the field, your not going to want your customers calling you saying my lights do not work correctly after each time change happens. We have to look out for our fellow non-techie users.

Thanks Rand good ideas! You know there is always more than one way to skin a cat.

I like this ISY device so I enjoy hanging out at the forum.

You might find the Example Programs area helpful for many other program ideas. Here is one post on what your looking for.

The time must have changed (because of standard time change) but the Sunrise and Sunset variables where not in the time change loop. Might be a bug.

It is better to use the 'is not Off' because nothing falls thru then. This code was not tested so I don't know how it behaves. If Status 'Dining Hutch' is not Off Or Status 'Family Desk' is not Off Or Status 'Family Main (load)' is not Off Or Status 'Family Screen' is not Off Or Status 'Guest Bath Main' is not Off Or Status 'Guest Bath Tub' is not Off Or Status 'Kitchen Island' is not Off Or Status 'Kitchen Main' is not Off Or Status 'Kitchen Main (slave)' is not Off Or Status 'Kitchen Pantry' is not Off Or Status 'Kitchen Sink' is not Off Or Status 'Master Bath Main' is not Off Or Status 'Master Bath Tub' is not Off Or Status 'Master Hallway' is not Off Or Status 'Master Main (load)' is not Off Or Status 'Master Main (slave)' is not Off Or Status 'Master Read Amy' is not Off Or Status 'Master Read Mark' is not Off Or Status 'Master Screen' is not Off Then Insteon 'Dining Hutch' On Insteon 'Family Desk' On Insteon 'Family Main (load)' On Insteon 'Family Screen' On Insteon 'Guest Bath Main' On Insteon 'Guest Bath Tub' On Insteon 'Kitchen Island' On Insteon 'Kitchen Main' On Insteon 'Kitchen Main (slave)' On Insteon 'Kitchen Pantry' On Insteon 'Kitchen Sink' On Insteon 'Master Bath Main' On Insteon 'Master Bath Tub' On Insteon 'Master Hallway' On Insteon 'Master Main (load)' On Insteon 'Master Main (slave)' On Insteon 'Master Read Amy' On Insteon 'Master Read Mark' On Insteon 'Master Screen' On Else Insteon 'Dining Hutch' Off Insteon 'Family Desk' Off Insteon 'Family Main (load)' Off Insteon 'Family Screen' Off Insteon 'Guest Bath Main' Off Insteon 'Guest Bath Tub' Off Insteon 'Kitchen Island' Off Insteon 'Kitchen Main' Off Insteon 'Kitchen Main (slave)' Off Insteon 'Kitchen Pantry' Off Insteon 'Kitchen Sink' Off Insteon 'Master Bath Main' Off Insteon 'Master Bath Tub' Off Insteon 'Master Hallway' Off Insteon 'Master Main (load)' Off Insteon 'Master Main (slave)' Off Insteon 'Master Read Amy' Off Insteon 'Master Read Mark' Off Insteon 'Master Screen' Off

Don't forget about the 'not' option, it handles all the code you have in one line. If Status 'Room Light' is not Off Then Wait 1 hour Set 'Room Light' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

No it did not work, either there is a bug in the "Or ()" stuff or the code logic is not good because I always get "Else" part and not the "Then" part.

Ok I was testing this on some light in our room and forgot to remove it. My wife started pushing buttons before bedtime and things when strange on her. Wife faction went down that was for sure. Deleted the program all is well again.

One program would be nice but I think you might want to do individual programs because the problem you have here is parallel in nature. Make a folder and create all the programs inside it, then you can have only one place to enter the home/away check. Home Folder If Status 'Home Button' is Off Then Allow the programs in this folder to run. Then I would build programs for each device that would turn them back off immediately after someone turned them on. Immediate Off Program If Status 'Kitchen Main' is not Off Then Set 'Kitchen Main' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Since programming does not have a space issue on the ISY memory this is the best way I can think of without more complex code. Simple is easier and better I think.

Here is all the color combos. Controller Controlsponder Responder Scene Name

Please forgive me but your going to have to copy the actual programs so others can help. Go to your Program Details tab, and right click on the program icon on the left, and select copy to clipboard. Then paste the stuff here in forum tags please.

I never have been able to think in "foo bar" speakage so lets see if I understand the logic. You want; if light1 is turned on, or if light2 is turned off and light2 is already off. This is an elseif type of configuration and should work, might be a bug. If Control 'Light1' is switched On Or ( Control 'Light2' is switched Off And Status 'Light2' is Off ) Then - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')