Trying to write a program to set the on level for a bathroom light to 8% at night, and 40% during the day for when I physically use the paddle. I don't see "on level" as a choice in my drop down list for Your Devices with my switch selected. I also see old posts from 7 years ago showing pictures of "on level" being in the list!! Where did it go? How do I currently accomplish this? Seems simple but I'm baffled. Thanks in advance!

What device is it? Firmware and UI of the isy

 

7 hours ago, Oakland Jeff said:

I don't see "on level" as a choice in my drop down list for Your Devices with my switch selected.

I recall this option being under the "scene" action, rather than individual device.  This action has definitely changed over the years and software builds.

As @lilyoyo1 asks, what is your Firmware and UI versions?   (Help > About)

I seem to find On Level with no problem in v5.3.4

Also what is the model number of the switch?  Perhaps it's not compatible...

TLDR; The On Level showed up mysteriously! Thank you for your responses!

How and why? I don't know. Here are the things that happened this morning prior to it working...

1. I clicked on my shortcut to launch the admin console. I got an error about the file not being found or something. I navigated to the Start.jnlp file instead and launched it. I had been using Start.jnlp the whole time prior to today, but last night I created a shortcut to admin.jnlp and was going to try that directly.
2. I took screen shots of the version numbers and device type, as seen below.
3. I tried to see if On Level was there for other devices. HA, it WAS.
4. Thinking that this might be the issue, I went back to the bathroom light and it was there now too!
5. I noticed that the last 4 actions on that list though, including On Level, were now different. They used to be all about setting temperatures, as if my switch was a thermostat? But now all the actions in the list are relevant to a light switch!

Is there some cache that I should have cleared or something that may have cause the ISY to get confused about what type of device it was working with?

Edited March 8, 20223 yr by Oakland Jeff