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Yeh I forgot to mention that the old iox desktop icon(s) need to be deleted before downloading start.jnlp so it doesn't get confusing. Sounds like you got it working so its all good!

You'll want to down load a new start.jnlp https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp That should get you in business

The approach by members here has been to isolate problems. If the Insteon switch itself isn't functioning as a switch at the switch, I don't see how changing the ISY SW version will help. Again, I didn't reread everything but the final isolation test would be to unplug the suspected plm, pull the tabs and retry.

Have you had a major power event like a lightening strike or brown outs? I did a quick read... did you follow @Brian H's suggestion to pull the tab on the bottom of the switches, wait 10 seconds, push back in?

Slightly different circumstances, but I've had Insteon switches get set to a zero on level and it behaves exactly like this

A possibility is that the "On" level of the switches somehow got set to zero. This could be symptomatic of a dying PLM. Do you have an older backup from before the problem popped up? Restoring a recent backup may put the problem back. It's possible that the switches' on level is zero but Alexa and other methods are sending a different on-level, if that makes sense

If you installed Java, then visit this link https://isy.universal-devices.com/start.jnlp You should not need to edit any of the files to make it work. You can also try clearing the Java cache, not that should not be necessary for a new Java install

Go to pg3x and go to the production store, scroll down to the notification plug-in, click that and follow the directions If you've not been to pg3x before, you can go into iox, click the plug-in menu and pick the bottom option to open pg3x. (You'll need to be on you local network in your house, not remote through the portal)

To keep it simple, would you consider email > email? My guess is that most mobile providers are headed down the path of no more email > text One way would be to set up a separate email account just for this purpose and make sure it can send priority notifications on the phone. That way, the eisy notifications won't get lost in her regular emails, and as a new account just for this purpose shouldn't see spam. The ios email client allows for an manages multiple mailboxes within the app.

I see a potential issue. There need to be braces {} the statements -- If From Sunset to Sunrise next day And { 'Masterbath ceiling' switched on or 'Master suite' switched on } Then ..... I think that's what you mean. I didn't type everything all the way out, but you get the idea. The bottom two need to be logically put in a group or you will get unexpected results

I inquired about it, here's what they said: Kevin (YoLink) Apr 10, 2025, 10:35 PDT Paul, Thanks for reaching out. The local hub is currently out of stock, and we don’t have an estimated arrival date for the next shipment at this time. Please check again next month or so. Kevin | YoLink Customer Support

Fixed ips sometimes are unavoidable.. I started with an ISY994 and used node servers on raspberrypi. There was no other (easy) way to reference the ISY. Ideally services will point at server IP (when necessary), apps connect to service advertised names.

Yes, this is now how it works. Static IP addressing is a support headache for UDI when routers are switched out and the local NAT subnet changes. The right way to do it is log into you router and use DHCP address assignment. It will give you a consistent IP address, owned by the router's DHCP.

Pick a device part of the group of affected devices and right-click and pick "restore device" This kind of thing happens with insteon. Not all the time, but it happens

No.. it will touch every link in every device that's part of the scene. Other than deleting and re-adding devices, which is very drastic, restore is the way to go Are any of the devices in question wireless sensors... motion, leak, door?