Controlling Insteon Devices And Scenes; Figure 23 Scene Controls - Universal Devices ISY-99i Series User Manual

more identifiable. You can also rename by left-clicking to highlight, then hitting the F2 key.
A dialog box will pop up giving you several rename options if you'd like to rename
associated devices as well.
Folders. Feel free to create folders to help organize your Devices and Scenes. Folders can
be created by either right-clicking on the Network node (located on the left-hand pane) and
choosing New Folder, or using the New Folder icon located on the Administrative Console's
top toolbar. Devices and Scenes can be dragged and dropped onto folders, or simply right-
click a Device or Scene and choose Move To Folder and select the appropriate folder to
move it to. Folders can also be moved within other Folders to create a nested hierarchy.
Delete. By deleting a Device or Scene you remove it completely from the ISY. The ISY will
also remove any links associated with any other Device or Scene.
NOTE: In order to delete a Device or Scene entirely from the node list, it must be located in
the parent "My Lighting" folder. So, to delete a node, be sure to move it out to "My Lighting"
first.
My Lighting. Clicking the My Lighting node on the left-hand pane will display a summary
of all your devices, their current states, their INSTEON addresses, and their device types /
firmware versions. You can sort by any field simply by clicking the appropriate column
header (Name, Current State, Address, or Type).

3.2.5 Controlling INSTEON Devices and Scenes

The Admin Console also allows you to control your INSTEON devices and scenes. Simply
click on a device or scene, and appropriate controls will be shown on the bottom of the
Console as follows:

Figure 23 Scene Controls

On. Clicking the ON button turns the INSTEON device or scene on to its programmed On
Level using it's programmed Ramp Rate.
Off. Clicking the OFF button turns the INSTEON device or scene off using it's programmed
Ramp Rate.
Fast On. Clicking the FAST ON button turns the INSTEON device or scene on to its
maximum (100%) level instantly (ignoring its programmed On Level and Ramp Rate).
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