Illusion Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 Thanks for that Tim. I have not been able to repeat this test in my system due to extensive scene testing not permitting me the time. Michel and I have talked at length about this and he is looking into it. It would seem that your results confirm my concern that this is potentially a bug. And on to another anomaly I experienced: While testing, at one point I exported, deleted and imported all my programs. When I imported them, one item was out of its folder. Immediatly after the import, this item was selected as though I wanted to change the name of the program. I did not select this, The ISY did it for me. I tested this several times and each time the same program came out of its folder, and was selected for name editing after import. I did not go through all 242 programs I have looking for other misplaced programs as that was not what I was working on at that point. I was too focused on the main objective. I had to cancel that whole export/import plan as all the programs were enabled, and I did not have the time to go through and un-enable all the programs back to the way they were supposed to be. I restored the ISY from back-up with no difficulty and left this issue in the dust. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TJF1960 Posted July 29, 2009 Share Posted July 29, 2009 Hi Illusion, Just to add to the uncertainty of it all: After I ran those tests I reset the kpl and re-linked it to the previous scenes it was in before the tests. Let me tell you that opened a can of worms for me. I started noticing problems with some buttons on other kpl’s! 1 or 2 buttons on different kpl’s would no longer control their scenes. I would remove, re-link the kpl. It would then work. So I would move on to the next kpl and go thru the same procedure, then it would work. But I would loose a scene control button on one of the previous kpl’s. Thought I was going crazy…. After reading a bunch of posts on kpl troubles I decided to remove the 2 AP’s and let the system rely just on the x10 coupler in the panel. I had previously tuned the x10 coupler to match the Insteon frequency for maximum coupling so I am lucky enough to have probably 99% success rate with all the devices. Once I removed the AP’s I proceeded to remove and re-link every kpl in the house and re-link all of the scenes and re-associate the devices in all of the programs. Once done it has all been good (knock on wood). At this point I don’t know if the motion sensors transmitting during switch linking caused the problems or if it was the AP’s re-transmitting caused the problems. But at least I know now to remove the AP’s during any linking I do from now on…. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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