Hi All,

I have a custom notification set up to run that gives me current status on a hand full of devices. I have a bunch of 2441TH thermostats on this report. I have 4 thermostats that I cannot get the custom notifications to report on. The isy can see them and communicate with no issues. I just noticed that all four thermostats have a zero in the address at the leading digit in the second set. These are the actual address that are not working;

Basement ..... ${sys.node.24 07 6D 1.ST}

Bedroom 1 .....${sys.node.24 07 38 1.ST}

Bedroom 2 .....${sys.node.24 08 58 1.ST}

Bedroom 3 .....${sys.node.24 08 D7 1.ST}

 

I don't have any other devices with a zero in the address at this spot to test this out....

Has anyone run across this, is there a fix for this?

 

Thanks,

Will

Hi All,

I have a custom notification set up to run that gives me current status on a hand full of devices. I have a bunch of 2441TH thermostats on this report. I have 4 thermostats that I cannot get the custom notifications to report on. The isy can see them and communicate with no issues. I just noticed that all four thermostats have a zero in the address at the leading digit in the second set. These are the actual address that are not working;

Basement ..... ${sys.node.24 07 6D 1.ST}

Bedroom 1 .....${sys.node.24 07 38 1.ST}

Bedroom 2 .....${sys.node.24 08 58 1.ST}

Bedroom 3 .....${sys.node.24 08 D7 1.ST}

 

I don't have any other devices with a zero in the address at this spot to test this out....

Has anyone run across this, is there a fix for this?

 

Thanks,

Will

 

Hi Will-

 

Just omit the leading 0. Bedroom 3 .....${sys.node.24 8 D7 1.ST}

 

-Xathros

Form some reason the ZERO gets removed. This has been a sore spot for years. Why a ZERO is removed from a string is something that has never been explained.

 

Sent from my GT-P5210 using Tapatalk

Usually you drop the leading zero, at least for REST commands, etc.

 

Try:

Basement ..... ${sys.node.24 7 6D 1.ST}

Bedroom 1 .....${sys.node.24 7 38 1.ST}

Bedroom 2 .....${sys.node.24 8 58 1.ST}

Bedroom 3 .....${sys.node.24 8 D7 1.ST}

Use a REST command to display the nodes. It shows the Insteon address format the ISY is looking for.

 

http://192.168.2.3/rest/nodes/

 

 

1 DB B6 9

EZIO6I-New - 9

7.7.0.0

true

0

0

0

1 DB B6 9

G08

 

12 B9 D 1

KPL Floor Dimmer 6

1.27.54.63

true

0

0

0

12 B9 D 1

E13

Thank you for the responses!! It worked by dropping the zero.