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We moved to a new home, I found a "new" 994i with a bunch of Insteon stuff. I hooked it up and though it was assigned an IP address, it does NOT show in my router Network Map, nor does the router allow me to assign the MAC address a static IP. I used the free scan link listed above, plus my FING box shows it there as well.

I cannot telnet to it, and the admin.jnlp errors with "Unable to launch the application".

In https://my.isy.io/index.htm I added the UUIS but selecting an item from "select tool" yields "ISY not online". 

I have downloaded a later firmware but do not know how to upgrade using the USB connecton.

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@GFuller01 moved your post to a new topic since you seem to have multiple issues and not really related to prior post you tagged on to.

It's possible the ISY was setup for Static IP on the device and when you connect it to the current router the DHCP table is different. Therefore the ISY is unable to connect to the router. 

Have you ever used this ISY? Even though you say it's "NEW". Is it "new to you", or was it still in the box new and never been powered on? 

14 minutes ago, GFuller01 said:

plus my FING box shows it there as well.

What does this mean?

You mentioned scan link (from this post), but does it show up on your network?

Make sure you've connected all the cables to the correct ports:

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Be sure you plug the PLM in first and allow it to power on (about 15-30 seconds) then power on your ISY. 

 

Please refer to the ISY Wiki for additional setup and troubleshooting steps:

https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

 

 

 

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Make sure the ethernet cable is plugged into "Network" on the back of the ISY.The most likely error is due to ISY having a static IP address and the router blocking DNS from IPs not generated by DHCP server. If you have configured ISY with a static IP address, please consider

  • Reverting to DHCP, Or
  • Use 8.8.4.4 for the DNS server

In case of using DHCP, you may consider using DHCP Reservation in the router such that ISY is always given the same IP address.

If you have port forwarding rules in your router to ISY, please make sure that only TCP is forwarded (NOT UDP or both).

If you are using DDWRT, PFSense, or any other home grown routers, then please note that DNSMasq will not work.

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Clear your Java cache, including installed applications, then download the ISY Launcher

 https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

 

 

 

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@GFuller01

An Insteon 2413S PLM plugs into Port A, using an "Ethernet cable" (but it's not really Ethernet protocol being used from PLM to Port A).  The PLM must be fully powered up first.

Next make sure the ISY is connected Network jack to your Router. Ethernet connection is required here.  After the PLM is powered up for about 30 seconds and has a solid green light, then plug in the ISY. 

After it's had time to boot up, what light are on on the front of the ISY?

52 minutes ago, GFuller01 said:

the USB connecton.

an ISY994 does not have USB.

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58 minutes ago, Geddy said:

@GFuller01 

It's possible the ISY was setup for Static IP on the device and when you connect it to the current router the DHCP table is different. Therefore the ISY is unable to connect to the router. 

Have you ever used this ISY? Even though you say it's "NEW". Is it "new to you", or was it still in the box new and never been powered on? 

Never used, was still in the box, never powered on

What does this mean? FING is a network "box" that monitors connections, it shows all of the connected devices, of which the ISY 994i is there with its MAC address, so I added that to my portal.

You mentioned scan link (from this post), but does it show up on your network? 

The post from which this was extracted, someone mentioned this san tool, I dled it, it too shows the ISY on the network.

Make sure you've connected all the cables to the correct ports:

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Be sure you plug the PLM in first and allow it to power on (about 15-30 seconds) then power on your ISY. 

 

Please refer to the ISY Wiki for additional setup and troubleshooting steps:

https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

It is connected to a PLM, the 2313S.

Ahhh!, no green light on the PLM, I have to go see if there is another one in the box of stuff

 

 

Have you ever used this ISY? Even though you say it's "NEW". Is it "new to you", or was it still in the box new and never been powered on? Never used, it is really brand new, just out of a box, never powered on before.

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I found another one, it works. I am about to go through everything again. I also found a 2412N, a 2413U, and two 2413UH. Can any of those also be used? I will let you know what happens in a short while.

Thanks!!!

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1 hour ago, Techman said:

Make sure the ethernet cable is plugged into "Network" on the back of the ISY.The most likely error is due to ISY having a static IP address and the router blocking DNS from IPs not generated by DHCP server. If you have configured ISY with a static IP address, I have not been able to configure anything

please consider

  • Reverting to DHCP, Or
  • Use 8.8.4.4 for the DNS server

In case of using DHCP, you may consider using DHCP Reservation in the router such that ISY is always given the same IP address. I cannot assign the address in the router. I was able to assign one to a printer, so I know that works.

If you have port forwarding rules in your router to ISY, please make sure that only TCP is forwarded (NOT UDP or both). I will have to look for that - BTW, I am an electrician so not tech savvy, sorry

If you are using DDWRT, PFSense, or any other home grown routers, then please note that DNSMasq will not work.

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Clear your Java cache, including installed applications, then download the ISY Launcher

 https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp

I did the last two things

 

 

 

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You mentioned you were using admin.jnlp. Are you sure you're using the ISY Launcher and not what you quoted?

                "the admin.jnlp errors with "Unable to launch the application".

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Because the directions say to connect using a micro USB cable, that is why I said via USB. That is now connected to the monitor port. With the new 2313S, I got assigned a new address. Old ended 92, not it is 93 and I can telnet to it. Nothing else seems to work, like the admin console.

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If you're using the ISY Finder then this is the window that should open. Clicking on the ISY line should open the admin console for the ISY after a short delay.

The ISY needs to connect directly to your Router, or hub if you're using one with an ethernet cable.

 

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9 minutes ago, Techman said:

You mentioned you were using admin.jnlp. Are you sure you're using the ISY Launcher and not what you quoted?

                "the admin.jnlp errors with "Unable to launch the application".

I believe I tried it both ways. sheesh...evidently not, I just got this when I did the start.jnlp that is supposed to put the icon on my desktop.

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Posted (edited)

The 4.0.5 firmware is outdated and should be upgraded once you've got things stabilized

Are you now able to access the ISY?

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Posted (edited)

Here's the upgrade instructions. Click on the link below and follow them exactly. Ignore the beta reference. This is a stable build

After the upgrade, you'll need to clear your java cache, including installed applications and download the ISY Launcher again

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Techman said:

The 4.0.5 firmware is outdated and should be upgraded once you've got things stabilized

Are you now able to access the ISY?

I have accessed a dashboard, I am now looking for the link you posted

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57 minutes ago, MrBill said:

You want admin console not dashboard.

Thank you for all the help! I am off and running. I appreciate the willingness to help.

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