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Setting local ramp rates and dim levels dont' work.

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Hi all, I'm a new user so, this may be my misunderstanding, but things don't seem to be working right for me when it comes to setting local ramp rates and dim levels.

 

I was under the impression that went I clicked on a device the slideers on the right hand slide were to control and program the switches local ramp rates and dim levels.

 

After setting these sliders I then go to my switches, but no changes occurs. They still respond with the old ramp rates and dim levels. If I right click the device and say 'query' it does come back with what I programed in ISY.

 

If I go and manually set the dim level (I did not test ramp rate) on the switch it then works fine. If I query from ISY it shows me the new settings. If I then update from ISY the chnages again do not take effect, but every query will show that it did.

 

I'm very confused. Am I not understanding how this is supposed to work? I tried this on four different switches in my house, so I assume that it is not a HW issue.

 

ISY firmware: 2.6.7 (started with 2.6.5, but thought the upgrade may help)

Switchlinc dimmers: v.24 and v.32

 

Thanks for any light that can be shed on this. My Insteon road has been very rocky I'm hoping that ISY will lay down some smooth pavment! :)

For SwitchLinc Dimmers, they must be 'rebooted' after making on-level and ramp rate changes via software. To do this, pull out the plastic air gap for about 10 seconds, then pop it back in (don't hold it in - just return it to its original position).

This one caught me as well...probably does a lot of folks.

 

I wonder why they designed them that way? Seems silly...

You can reset many devices at once by cycling the breaker :)

 

Rand

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OK, thanks for that. After a reboot of switches the local setting took place. Annoying, but I guess it it out of UD's control.

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