ryanbuckner wrote:I'd re sync them.
matt (support) wrote:So the KeypadLincs themselves went from 8 button mode to 6 button mode (as shown by the top and bottom rows of LEDs lighting together when pressed) ?
After the Re-Sync what mode does the Button Configuration popup show in the device dialogs?
When specifically did the change occur? Did you Re-Sync and then it occurred? Did you use a plugin that might have changed the settings?
matt (support) wrote:8 button KeypadLincs can be put into 6 button mode. When that occurs the top two buttons and the bottom two buttons act together. That is, pressing button #1 or #2 (top row) will light the LEDs for both buttons and turn on the load. Likewise, pressing pressing button #7 or #8 will light the LEDs for the bottom row and the load will turn off. Is that what occurs when you press those buttons?
Perform a Re-Sync of one of the KeypadLincs not working correctly, then copy/paste the Event Logs showing the sync for me.
matt (support) wrote:No, I believe I understand what you are saying. Re-read my last post. 8 button KeypadLincs can be put into 6 button mode (just as 6 button KPLs can be put in 8 button KPLs). I want you to press the buttons on the module itself and watch what the LEDs do (per my description) to see what mode the KPL is truly in. We are troubleshooting here.
Then, please Re-Sync and copy/paste the contents as I requested. I'm not asking you to do that because I think it will fix the problem. Again, we are troubleshooting here.
Lastly, if you updated weeks ago and just now are noticing the problem it could be several different things that caused it. I'm not so sure we can easily say the update was the issue. We have to troubleshoot some more.
kpfriedberg wrote:PowerLinc Linking - . reading: configuration settings
PowerLinc Linking - . . . read: configuration settings 00, keypad in 6 button mode
matt (support) wrote:kpfriedberg wrote:PowerLinc Linking - . reading: configuration settings
PowerLinc Linking - . . . read: configuration settings 00, keypad in 6 button mode
This shows that the KeypadLinc thinks it is in 6 button mode, or is in a bad state. Since it sounds like the KeypadLinc itself doesn't show that it is in 6 button mode (based on the LED description). But double check to make sure. Note how it works -- if you press button 1 or button 2 (either top row buttons) then both buttons will light up (the entire row lights up) and the load will turn ON. Likewise, pressing either button on the bottom row causes both bottom-row buttons to light up (and both buttons on the top row to turn OFF) and the load will turn OFF.
matt (support) wrote:The firmware on your KPL is pretty old. Inside the Device dialog, is the SET button to the right of the 6/8 button popup enabled or disabled? Indigo cannot remotely change the button configuration mode on older KeypadLincs -- I'm not sure which category this particular KPL falls under.
matt (support) wrote:Regardless, Indigo only sends the commands to change the button configuration of a KPL when you change the popup and then press the SET button (if it is enabled). It never tries to change the button configuration as a result of a sync or define and sync. So if you didn't press the SET button, then Indigo didn't tell the KeypadLinc to change modes. Some other possible ways it could change: following the KPL manual steps to change the mode at the switch itself, a bug in the KPL (maybe a power outage got it into a bad state), a plugin or script sent commands to the KPL that got it into a bad state, or a malfunctioning KPL.
I'd suggest you do a factory reset at the switch itself, then re-Define and Sync it. Presuming the links in the link editor are marked with the Persistent checkbox enabled, Indigo will automatically re-write them during the Define and Sync. If you do this, then please copy/paste the results showing the Define and Sync. I'm curious if the module still shows it is in 6 button mode after a full factory reset or not.
jay (support) wrote:INSTEON devices aren't firmware upgradable by end-users or by us - that's not how they're manufactured. The only thing we can recommend is that you factory reset them then redo the define and sync and see if they start reporting correct information.
Given that it happened to 3 KPLs, I'd guess that some kind of power outage/spike caused them all to get very confused if not physically damaged - but that's just my guess.
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