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some of the weatherbug notification variables don't seem to match up - specifically: Light Level Rain Today This is my alert: Weather Summary for ${sys.date} at ${sys.time12} Temperature: ${mod.weather.temp.current} Temperature High: ${mod.weather.temp.high} Temperature Low: ${mod.weather.temp.low} Feels Like: ${mod.weather.temp.feelslike} Temp Rate: ${mod.weather.temp.rate} Humidity: ${mod.weather.humidity} Humidity Rate: ${mod.weather.humidity.rate} Pressure: ${mod.weather.pressure} Pressure Rate: ${mod.weather.pressure.rate} Dewpoint: ${mod.weather.dewpoint} Wind Speed: ${mod.weather.wind.speed} Wind Speed Average: ${mod.weather.wind.speedavg} Wind Direction: ${mod.weather.wind.direction} Wind Direction Average: ${mod.weather.wind.directionavg} Gust Speed: ${mod.weather.gust.speed} Gust Direction: ${mod.weather.gust.direction} Light Level: ${mod.weather.light.level} Light Rate: ${mod.weather.light.rate} Rain Today: ${mod.weather.rain.today} Rain Rate: ${mod.weather.rain.rate} Rain Rate Max: ${mod.weather.rain.ratemax} Thank you! and this is what the email showed: Weather Summary for 2011/01/25 at 4:50:35 PM Temperature: 17.1 °F Temperature High: 20 °F Temperature Low: 15 °F Feels Like: 11 °F Temp Rate: -0.2 °F Humidity: 81 % Humidity Rate: 2 %/h Pressure: 29.96 mbar Pressure Rate: 0 mbar/h Dewpoint: 12 °F Wind Speed: 4 mph Wind Speed Average: 4 mph Wind Direction: WSW Wind Direction Average: WSW Gust Speed: 16 mph Gust Direction: SSE Light Level: 0 inches Light Rate: 2.9 %/h Rain Today: -2.6 %/h Rain Rate: 0 inches/h Rain Rate Max: Thank you! and this is what the climate module shows: Temperature: 17.1 F High Temperature: 20 F Low Temperature: 15 F Feels Like: 11 F Temperature Rate: -0.2 F Humidity: 81 % Humidity Rate: 2 %/h Pressure: 29.96 mbar Pressure Rate: 0 mbar/h Dew Point: 12 F Wind Speed: 4 mph Average Wind Speed: 4 mph Wind Direction: WSW Average Wind Direction: WSW Gust Speed: 16 mph Gust Direction: SSE Rain Today: 0 inches Rain Rate: 0 inches/h Light: 2.9 %/h Light Rate: -2.6 %/h WeatherBug™ RSS

From what I could tell when I made my thermostat purchase decision the humidity sensor option was the only major difference (besides the thermostat programs being 1-day vs 7-day). This is what I've done: I went with the 7-day and added the humidity sensor. I am not using any of the programming functions within the thermostat itself, I'm using the ISY for all the thermostat adjustments. By adding the humidity sensor I can use the indoor humidity level combined with the outside temperature (provided by the WeatherBug module) to adjust when the whole house humidifier runs during the winter. So my recommendation is to buy the 7-day and add the humidity sensor.

The 7-day has the option to add the humidity sensor. The 1-day does not have this option.

I wonder if one of your vacation programs (associated with F2) is turning off the kitchen lights?

Here is one I use for a closet light. I use the "Status" option so the light will go off after 10 minutes no matter how it was turned on. If you want it to only timeout when the physical switch is pressed you should use "Control" rather than "Status". Also, I use "is not Off" rather than "On" in the event the light is turned on at a dimmed level (i.e. 40%). If Status 'Closet' is not Off Then Wait 10 minutes Set 'Closet' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

I had the same issue, the relay would not switch back to off after sending the on command. I created a program to basically get the relay status back to normal: If Status 'GDO-Relay' is On Then Wait 10 seconds Set 'GDO-Relay' Query Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') There are some other threads in the forum with much more elaborate GDO programs, but this quick and dirty program gets the status back to normal.

Venstar does have add-on temp sensors such as this one: http://www.venstar.com/Thermostats/ACC0400/'>http://www.venstar.com/Thermostats/ACC0400/ I have this sensor installed with my T1800 thermostat currently but I haven't really used it much because it requires going to the thermostat itself, opening the plastic door, and pressing the "outdoor" button...I'd love to be able to view the outdoor temp through the ISY. they have other sensors too, go to the link below and scroll down to sensors: http://www.venstar.com/Thermostats/

Something to consider: If you think you'll want to measure the relative humidity using the Venstar humidity module you'll need the 7-Day...the humidity module is not compatible with the 1-Day. Venstar Humidity Module http://venstar.com/Thermostats/ACC0430/

A search located this: wiki2PDF http://sourceforge.net/projects/wikipdf WikiPDF is a mediawiki extension based on Wiki2PDF that adds PDF/LaTeX features to mediawiki. Wiki2PDF is a python script to convert multiple articles of a mediawiki based wiki (pre-configured to use with www.wikipedia.org) to a single LaTeX or PDF file. I have not tried this app so I can't speak to it's usefulness.