andrew77 Posted December 29, 2022 Posted December 29, 2022 This has happened to me before. My programs arent working. I don't know about timers as none scheduled should have triggered yet but I assume they are affected too. Do I Restore ISY or Restore Devices?
andrew77 Posted December 29, 2022 Author Posted December 29, 2022 I tried Restoring one device (a SWL) I know is affected. The GUI said It cant communicate with the device
andrew77 Posted December 29, 2022 Author Posted December 29, 2022 (edited) I just went to my programs page in the GUI and all the programs had green flags on them. I clicked save changes and it seems the programs are functional again. Any idea how that could have happened? Edited December 29, 2022 by andrew77
MrBill Posted December 29, 2022 Posted December 29, 2022 A green flag like this means that the last time the program ran, it evaluated True and the THEN body ran. If the ISY just restarted tho all programs except schedules will likely have a green flag and may not have run unless they have the "run at startup" attribute. A green flag like this means the program is actually running the THEN body now. It's probably "wait"ing or in a "repeat" until loop, other wise programs run quickly and only stay solid for a split second. A red flag like this means the last time the program ran it was false and the ELSE body ran. A reg flag like this mean the means the program is actually running the ELSE body now. It's probably "wait"ing or in a "repeat" until loop, other wise programs run quickly and only stay solid for a split second. -- If the ISY is loosing power during the power failure, Do you have 'Query at restart' checked on the configuration tab? Also what Firmware and UI versions are showing on Help > ABout?
andrew77 Posted December 29, 2022 Author Posted December 29, 2022 49 minutes ago, MrBill said: A green flag like this means that the last time the program ran, it evaluated True and the THEN body ran. If the ISY just restarted tho all programs except schedules will likely have a green flag and may not have run unless they have the "run at startup" attribute. A green flag like this means the program is actually running the THEN body now. It's probably "wait"ing or in a "repeat" until loop, other wise programs run quickly and only stay solid for a split second. A red flag like this means the last time the program ran it was false and the ELSE body ran. A reg flag like this mean the means the program is actually running the ELSE body now. It's probably "wait"ing or in a "repeat" until loop, other wise programs run quickly and only stay solid for a split second. -- If the ISY is loosing power during the power failure, Do you have 'Query at restart' checked on the configuration tab? Also what Firmware and UI versions are showing on Help > ABout? I don't think I should have said flag. They had the green arrow on them that appears when you've made changes but haven't saved them yet. I have the latest version (5.3.4 I believe as I just updated yesterday) I don't believe I have the Query at restart checked or maybe I do. I'll check and if not then I'll make sure its on.
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