someguy Posted December 5, 2008 Share Posted December 5, 2008 Is there a relatively easy way to find what process led to turning on a certain insteon light? I know that there is probably some very complicated way to get a report that shows a bunch of complicated stuff that I won't understand, but is there any more straight-forward way to get some kind of a report? If there isn't, is there some kind of an explanation as to how to do it the complicated way? thanks, Someguy (newbie) Link to comment
G W Posted December 5, 2008 Share Posted December 5, 2008 At my house, that would be my wife. She only know 'ON,' I have been trying to teach her about 'OFF.' Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted December 5, 2008 Share Posted December 5, 2008 Hi Someguy, Please use Tools->Log to review the log. Those generated by a browser are identified as Web. Those generated by ISY are System. With kind regards, Michel Is there a relatively easy way to find what process led to turning on a certain insteon light? I know that there is probably some very complicated way to get a report that shows a bunch of complicated stuff that I won't understand, but is there any more straight-forward way to get some kind of a report? If there isn't, is there some kind of an explanation as to how to do it the complicated way? thanks, Someguy (newbie) Link to comment
someguy Posted December 5, 2008 Author Share Posted December 5, 2008 here is what I get when I do that, how do I make sense of this. a couple of questions: I don't have anything that sends out X-10 D4. I don't even have a wireless receiver that is set to D house code. Where could I find out how my outside lights got left on this morning when the ISY is programmed to turn them off? here is what my log said: if it bugs you that it is so long, then please delete some or all of it. INSTEON Device Control Value Time User Log Type 0 null Sat 11/08/2008 07:36:53 AM System Start 0 null Sat 11/08/2008 07:36:54 AM System -7029 Scene:My Lighting Status 0% Sat 11/08/2008 06:35:45 AM Program Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:37:47 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:37:48 AM System Log X10 D5 Sat 11/08/2008 06:37:51 AM System Log X10 D5 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:37:51 AM System Log X10 D5 Sat 11/08/2008 06:37:58 AM System Log X10 D5 Off (11) Sat 11/08/2008 06:37:58 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:18 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:18 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:26 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:26 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:32 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:32 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:39 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:39 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:38:51 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:39:03 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:39:03 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:39:59 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:39:59 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:07 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:08 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:15 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:15 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:24 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:24 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:32 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:32 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:50 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:40:51 AM System Log X10 D4 Sat 11/08/2008 06:41:00 AM System Log X10 D4 On (3) Sat 11/08/2008 06:41:01 AM System Log edit: to shorten the readout above Link to comment
Michel Kohanim Posted December 5, 2008 Share Posted December 5, 2008 Someguy, Wow, this is beyond my comprehension! With kind regards, Michel Link to comment
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