Unregistered Insteon addresses found in the network

[devoir]

I have been moving all of my devices to the Mark's Plug-IN


I don't understand this message nor how to correct it.

"The following devices are unregistered Insteon addresses found in the network"

I did click on the Button "Display the interface links"


Thanks for your assistance if you can share any insight

[mnsandler]

this is just informational only.

If you don't recognize these IDs and they aren't external devices, then you can go to the individual device and delete the link associated with the bad ID.

[devoir]

Devices Exist

Mark thanks for the response.


These are real Insteon device in the system. I just wanted to make sure There wasn't any error or system clean-up I needed to complete.

Will this message ever go away?

[mnsandler]

the msgs will not go away unless you register these devices. If there are externally registered devices then let me know.

can you give me a little info about these devices

[devoir]

Delete Links removed unregistered devices

Mark my last response was in error. I read the name of the device not the addresses....



I studies you information again and looked at the unregistered devices address associate with the real devices.










This fixed the errors....................................





thanks again for your assistance and guidance

[mnsandler]

That was easy. I guess there were left over links from factory. This happens periodically

[MarkHargrove]

I'm seeing a similar message in my 'Main Insteon Configuration Page':

You have 34 internal Insteon device(s) registered in the system, 0 external device(s), and 0 group(s).
These devices and groups currently consume 91 link database entries in your interface.*
You have 254 unused outbound link addresses out of 254 total available.

* Click the Display Interface Links button below to update this number.

The following are unregistered Insteon addresses found in the network.
1C.FA.62 found in Basement Bathroom Cans
1D.27.EF found in Basement Bathroom Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Basement Hall Cans
1D.4E.C6 found in Basement Hall Cans
1D.94.F0 found in Dining Chandelier
2A.31.CD found in Dining Chandelier
1C.FA.62 found in Entry Front Porch
2A.33.2F found in Hall Cans
2A.2F.63 found in Kitchen Lights
2B.BB.F4 found in Library Over Head Lights
1C.FA.62 found in MBR Bath Bathroom Cans
2A.2E.C4 found in Nook Drop Light
34.1A.0F found in Reading Room Ceiling Fan
34.1A.0F found in Reading Room Over Head Light
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Pool Table
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Pool Table Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Pool Table Sconces
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Sim Area Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Sim Area Sconces
1C.FA.62 found in Stairs Basement Stairs
1D.4F.42 found in Stairs Basement Stairs
2B.57.16 found in Stairway Chandelier
17.61.BB found in Upstairs Hall Cans
2B.56.8C found in Upstairs Hall Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Workout Room Cans

Every one of these is a valid device in my home.

What does 'unregistered' actually mean? All of these devices seem to be working.

[mnsandler]

I'm seeing a similar message in my 'Main Insteon Configuration Page':

You have 34 internal Insteon device(s) registered in the system, 0 external device(s), and 0 group(s).
These devices and groups currently consume 91 link database entries in your interface.*
You have 254 unused outbound link addresses out of 254 total available.

* Click the Display Interface Links button below to update this number.

The following are unregistered Insteon addresses found in the network.
1C.FA.62 found in Basement Bathroom Cans
1D.27.EF found in Basement Bathroom Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Basement Hall Cans
1D.4E.C6 found in Basement Hall Cans
1D.94.F0 found in Dining Chandelier
2A.31.CD found in Dining Chandelier
1C.FA.62 found in Entry Front Porch
2A.33.2F found in Hall Cans
2A.2F.63 found in Kitchen Lights
2B.BB.F4 found in Library Over Head Lights
1C.FA.62 found in MBR Bath Bathroom Cans
2A.2E.C4 found in Nook Drop Light
34.1A.0F found in Reading Room Ceiling Fan
34.1A.0F found in Reading Room Over Head Light
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Pool Table
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Pool Table Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Pool Table Sconces
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Sim Area Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Rec Room Sim Area Sconces
1C.FA.62 found in Stairs Basement Stairs
1D.4F.42 found in Stairs Basement Stairs
2B.57.16 found in Stairway Chandelier
17.61.BB found in Upstairs Hall Cans
2B.56.8C found in Upstairs Hall Cans
1C.FA.62 found in Workout Room Cans

Every one of these is a valid device in my home.

What does 'unregistered' actually mean? All of these devices seem to be working.

what is device 1C.FA.62? is it external device

[MarkHargrove]

Sorry for the extremely long delay in responding to your question. What I never realized until just a few hours ago is that the 'unregistered' link addresses are NOT the addresses of the listed Insteon devices, but of some bogus device (perhaps, as you suggested in another post) left over from the factory.

Is the only way to delete those links to go to the device page and manually delete them?

-M.

[mnsandler]

Sorry for the extremely long delay in responding to your question. What I never realized until just a few hours ago is that the 'unregistered' link addresses are NOT the addresses of the listed Insteon devices, but of some bogus device (perhaps, as you suggested in another post) left over from the factory.

Is the only way to delete those links to go to the device page and manually delete them?

-M.

yes, you must manually delete the links.