Sunday at 03:38 PM2 days Finally getting around to seeing the new AC. Logged in via my 192.... address. I can see the switches and the programs but confused as there is no menu per se on the top. I have two switches that have been giving me fits since my changeover from 994 to eisy. They will not dim/brighten the led on a global switchover at sunset/sunrise as the others do. The only work around is to factory reset, then add bac into eisy. This has "forced" them to work for a period of time, then the lapse back to staying low led again. I thought I'd attempt to reset them again, this time using the new AC. Before I factory rest them, I want to know how to add them back in first. I know this new AC will become old hat after a while, but for now it's really Greek.
Sunday at 07:13 PM2 days You access the main menu items by clicking on the three little lines at the top left corner. In the list, scroll down to Protocols -> Insteon. There you'll get a screen where you'll find all the options for configuring Insteon devices. I'm seeing this in eisy-ui 1.3.11-1
Monday at 12:53 PM1 day 21 hours ago, aLf said:Finally getting around to seeing the new AC. Logged in via my 192.... address. I can see the switches and the programs but confused as there is no menu per se on the top. I have two switches that have been giving me fits since my changeover from 994 to eisy. They will not dim/brighten the led on a global switchover at sunset/sunrise as the others do. The only work around is to factory reset, then add bac into eisy. This has "forced" them to work for a period of time, then the lapse back to staying low led again. I thought I'd attempt to reset them again, this time using the new AC. Before I factory rest them, I want to know how to add them back in first. I know this new AC will become old hat after a while, but for now it's really Greek.Also, must have the current beta build for "Protocol" menu
Monday at 01:46 PM1 day Author 52 minutes ago, Javi said:Also, must have the current beta build for "Protocol" menuBy this you mean 6.1.2_7?
Monday at 01:55 PM1 day 6 minutes ago, aLf said:By this you mean 6.1.2_7?He means the beta build for eisy-ui. If you activate the beta repository and upgrade, you'll get it. This will probably also upgrade IoX to something like 6.1.2_9.
Monday at 04:57 PM1 day Author So, I assume then that if this is Beta, the new AC isn't really ready for primetime, and I should keep using the old AC for now?
Monday at 05:00 PM1 day Author Off this particular subject, but the reason this started. Does anyone have an idea why some of these switches are reverting back to their own minds re: the LED backlighting? I raised this question a few months ago and the only idea was that memory in the switches might be exceeded which was later shot down. All the rest of my switches act as they should, two or three require this factory reset and reinstall routine.
Monday at 05:16 PM1 day How old are these switches? Unless you're changing the backlight setting repeatedly through a program, the eeprom shouldn't be losing settings like that.
Monday at 05:17 PM1 day Author They are < 10 years old. They dim every night at sunset and go to 75% at sunrise.
Monday at 05:30 PM1 day 11 minutes ago, aLf said:They are < 10 years old. They dim every night at sunset and go to 75% at sunrise.If you're changing the setting every day, then that might indeed "wear out" the memory cells.
Monday at 05:35 PM1 day I have been writing the same multiple times a day for 15+ years. Are you sure it is not a communication issue at the time of write? Does it work if done manually?
Monday at 09:17 PM1 day Author They do NOT work manually either.. Edited Monday at 09:19 PM1 day by aLf
Monday at 10:37 PM1 day The last things to try are restore device and/or a brief power gap (pull tab out for ~10 seconds) does not correct the issue, then it could be failing. Very odd that it works on reset.
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