For quite awhile now I have noticed that the 3 AM query runs but does not in fact do anything? Below are the stats from the summary page. I have also appended the actual program that has been in place for more than five years.

 

What is strange is (IF) I run a manual query any device I had unplugged, powered down, etc do in fact come up with the famous pop up of *Can not communicate*.

 

This is expected and normal and this is how I know if devices are on line etc.

 

So, it begs to ask the question what is going on at 3:00 AM?? The process is running yet its not picking up all the disconnected devices? In the past if I had 10 devices unplugged and the following day when I logged into the UI I would see 10 pop up's affirming the same.

 

Now, I see only four devices crying it can't be found or communicated with? Is this query feature broken? If it is it might explain why the iMeter Solo fails to update its energy values as programmed to.

 

Insight

Edited December 3, 201410 yr by Teken

The Set statement in the Then clause does not identify an object.  

The Set statement in the Then clause does not identify an object.  

 This is how the system has been since day one. Here is a screen capture of the program. What is supposed to be selected in this area?

If
        Time is  4:00:00AM
 
Then
        Set Scene 'ISY' Query
 
Else
   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Another possibility ...

 

If

        Time is  3:00:00AM

 

Then

        Set Scene 'My Lighting' Query

 

Else

   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

 

This system originated from a 99i where the high level name is "My Lighting".   I think Stu's system was built on a 994i which is why his is using 'ISY' rather than 'My Lighting' 

Edited December 3, 201410 yr by LeeG

If

        Time is  4:00:00AM

 

Then

        Set Scene 'ISY' Query

 

Else

   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

 

Stu,

 

Can you post up a screen capture of your settings.

 

Another possibility ...

 

If

        Time is  3:00:00AM

 

Then

        Set Scene 'My Lighting' Query

 

Else

   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

 

This system originated from a 99i where the high level name is "My Lighting".   I think Stu's system was built on a 994i which is why his is using 'ISY' rather than 'My Lighting' 

 

 

This is what I have in my tree:

Found it!

 

Not too sure why its called something totally different than what both of you supplied. Much thanks as always and will see what happens at 3:00 AM. 

Your system was originally on a 99i, with 99i ISY Backup installed on a 994i ?

 

The My Lighting name is ISY for a system built on the 994i (not built from 99i Backup).   The original Set Scene 'ISY' Query could not be resolved  with the My Lighting and is marked <Not Specified>

Here 'tis.

I will report back what happens later tonight. Much thanks to both of you for the 2nd / 3rd set of eyes on this!

I wanted to close up this loop. All is well in the Teken household and thank both LeeG & Stu for the insight.