Hi All,
I've been using the Insteon system for several years, and currently have about 40 devices running with a Hub v2.
Recently I noticed red flashing status lights on ALL the wall switches when any switch is operated manually or through the hub via the iOS app.
Everything seems to operating OK, but I realize the red flashing light means some kind of communication error, either with a device or scene.
My question is, what is the procedure for troubleshooting the error? How can I narrow down which device is causing the problem out of 40 or more devices and a dozen or more scenes? The system knows there's a problem, but it's not reporting it in a way I can access. No errors are shown in the iOS app.
Obviously, I could delete all the scenes and devices and start over, but this would take many, many hours. I had a hub die several months ago, and it was a BRUTAL experience recovering from that. There MUST be a logical way to narrow down who the culprit is...
Any ideas?
-- R Carlson MD
I've been using the Insteon system for several years, and currently have about 40 devices running with a Hub v2.
Recently I noticed red flashing status lights on ALL the wall switches when any switch is operated manually or through the hub via the iOS app.
Everything seems to operating OK, but I realize the red flashing light means some kind of communication error, either with a device or scene.
My question is, what is the procedure for troubleshooting the error? How can I narrow down which device is causing the problem out of 40 or more devices and a dozen or more scenes? The system knows there's a problem, but it's not reporting it in a way I can access. No errors are shown in the iOS app.
Obviously, I could delete all the scenes and devices and start over, but this would take many, many hours. I had a hub die several months ago, and it was a BRUTAL experience recovering from that. There MUST be a logical way to narrow down who the culprit is...
Any ideas?
-- R Carlson MD
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