Default is 60 seconds.ĬreateLightColorSwitches will create a "Pool Lights" accessory that contains switches for turing on light modes/colors. "statusPollingSeconds" time in seconds to poll for pool statu. "hideSpaThermostat" hides the spa thermostat (aka, spa heater) if you don't want to allow changes via HomeKit. "hidePoolThermostat" hides the pool thermostat (aka, pool heater) if you don't want to allow changes via HomeKit. "hideSpaTemperatureSensor" hides the spa temperature sensor, which is redundant if you are showing spa thermostat. "hidePoolTemperatureSensor" hides the pool temperature sensor, which is redundant if you are showing pool thermostat. "hideAirTemperatureSensor" hides the air temperature sensor. Set this for circuits you don't want showing up as switches. Verify the wiring to the protocol adapter and IntelliTouch Load Center."hidden_circuits" comma-separated list of circuit names to hide. You canunplug and plug back in the wireless router to reset it.ģ. Cycle the power to both of these devices.You can use a paper clip to reset the Protocol Adapter by pressing the recessed reset button. These two devices should be located near one another. Verify the wireless router Power LEDin on. Locate your ScreenLogic2 Protocol Adapter and wireless router. If step 1 does not fix this issue, go to step 2.Ģ. The Tablet reboot process will take approximately 20 seconds.ī. Wireless Tablet – Press the Suspend button located on the left-side of the Tablet for approximately 4seconds. In most cases, theeasiest way to re-establish a connection is to perform a cold boot of the ScreenLogic2 device:Ī.
Make sure your wireless ScreenLogic2 device is connected to your wireless router. If ScreenLogic2has been previously working without a problem, try the following steps to resolve the problem:ġ. If the Configuration program displays “Looking for controller,” for longer then 60 seconds when you startIntelliTouch ScreenLogic2, this may indicate a communication problem somewhere in the system. Why does the Configuration program say “Looking for Controller”? 1.1 (which will then break all your other network devices connections) however then once the ScreenLogic was connected you could then change the gateway address in ScreenLogic settings back to use the homes gateway of 192.168.0.1. 0.1 so the fix was to go into the home router settings and change it to use 192.186. There was a similar post about the ScreenLogic not being able to connect through the OPs home network, and it was due to the ScreenLogic having a default gateway (network address) setting of 192.168.1.1 For some reason the ScreenLogic reset itself to its default settings.
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