Did you use the eISY migration guide? I have migrated two systems with very little issues using these procedures. Just make sure to follow them to the letter (especially if you have any Zwave devices). I misread some items on my first attempt but just did a hard reset and then tried again. All was well. Eisy:User Guide - Universal Devices, Inc. Wiki
Hi @mikek for the button lighting status, I just set the parameter for the particular button in my program to either light on or light off. For instance, this is my "turn the ceiling fan off" program which turns the status light of button 4 (lower right) on and turn the status lights of the other small buttons off.
Based on my experience, there is no on or off status for these small buttons, but a program gets triggered as "Switched ON" when pressed. If they do ever get out of sync (it happens rarely but occasionally) then just pressing a button clears everything up.
Parameter 2 is upper left, parameter 3 is upper right, parameter 4 is lower left and parameter 5 is lower right. The setting of "2" turns the status light off and "3" turns it on. It would have been nice if the parameter button matched the scene button number, but it is what it is.
U Bed1 Fan 4 Off - [ID 0032][Parent 0034]
If
'U Bed1 Fan Light ZW / ZY 029 Scene Button 4' is switched On
Then
Set 'U Bed1 Fan-Motor' Off
Set 'U Bed1 Fan Light ZW' Set Configuration Parameter 2 = 2
Set 'U Bed1 Fan Light ZW' Set Configuration Parameter 3 = 2
Set 'U Bed1 Fan Light ZW' Set Configuration Parameter 4 = 2
Set 'U Bed1 Fan Light ZW' Set Configuration Parameter 5 = 3
Else
- No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
One final issue I discovered, the scene button 'if' must be based on a "control" status, not the "status" option in the selection drop down box.
It wasn't the answer I was hoping for, but my eISY is bricked. Mucho thanks to Michel Kohanim of UD support for his patience with me. He talked me through how to get a prompt to come up and be able to provide info for his diagnosis. Unit is being sent in for repair. Thanks again Michel!
