I am using version 2.7.6. Recently I am having problems with programs not running.

 

Everything has been going great for months and now all of sudden some of my programs do not run.

 

I am able to control all switches from computer with no problems.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks

I think you'll need to provide a bit more information. What do the programs that are not running have in common? Are they triggered by INSTEON devices, or simply run on a schedule?

 

You also might consider posting the programs you are having issues with.

Hi Moshe, it's possible that your ISY has gone back to 1941 (please check your logs to ensure this is the case). If so, this is a know issue and fixed in 2.7.7. If you are interested, please send an email to support@universal-devices.com.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

Michel - MikeB

 

You are correct my log does show a quite a few 1941 entries.

 

Here are a few.

A5 Bright (7) Sun 11/23/1941 12:16:18 PM System Log

A5 Bright (7) Sun 11/23/1941 12:16:18 PM System Log

A5 Bright (7) Sun 11/23/1941 12:16:18 PM System Log

A5 Bright (7) Sun 11/23/1941 12:16:19 PM System Log

Status 0% Sun 11/23/1941 12:17:32 PM System Log

A8 Sun 11/23/1941 12:46:15 PM System Log

A8 Bright (7) Sun 11/23/1941 12:46:16 PM System Log

null Fri 12/11/2009 04:29:52 PM System Start

/CONF/E Fri 12/11/2009 04:29:52 PM System -110022

 

The programs are running on schedules:

 

If

On Sat, Fri

Time is 3:00:00PM

 

Then

Set ‘Living Room Recess’ On

Set Scene ‘KPL_Hall “B†Living Room Lamp’ On

Set Scene ‘Hall Upstairs 3-way’ On

Set ‘Hall Downstairs’ On

Wait 8 hours

Set ‘Living Room Recess’ Off

Set Scene ‘KPL_Hall “B†Living Room Lamp’ Off

Set Scene ‘Hall Upstairs 3-way’ Off

Set ‘Hall Downstairs’ Off

Set Scene ‘Family Room’ Off

Else

-No Actions – (To add one, press ‘Action’)

 

The only other bit of info that might help is that I pluged the ISY into a GIG switch (CISCO) , and this seems to be when the problem started. I have since retuned it back to the 10/100 switch.

 

Thanks

 

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Hi Moshe, thanks.

 

I do not think the problem was Cisco related. It's surely network related but we didn't have enough constraints in ISY to throw away bad NTP dates.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

Michel -

 

So do you think it is o.k. to plug the ISY into a switch that can do 1 GIG.

 

The port is auto sensing.

 

Thanks

Yes that should be fine.

Michel - MikeB -

 

The only fix is to upgrade to the 2.7.7.

 

Thanks

My setup did the same thing a few times. For now the other fix is turn off automatic time checks and set it maybe every few days.

 

I decided to go that way as I didn't want an alpha firmware. Though it has been reported to be very stable.