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Question: Is this a dual-band device -- power line communications (PLC) & radio frequency(RF)?
Document: Placing a bridge in closer proximity to the I/O Linc seemed to fix my issue. I don't have a lot of insteon devices in the area of my garage yet. They're coming. So, yeah, I/O linc should be Dual-Band. It's not.2) I really feel that the unit should come with TWO sensor inputs, not just one.
So I can now report that the insteon I/O Linc works reliably over that range. I still give this system 5 stars.UPDATE:  April 29th, 2014Well, we had a failure. The I/O linc somehow lost it's programming and I had to reset the device several times but it came back.
I have mixed feelings about this unit. The device was not compatible with my Chamberlain garage door controller that has an LCD panel. After contacting Insteon for help, they were even unable to make it work. That meant I couldn't use it to control my opener. As a sensor, it did work for that. I was able to send myself alerts if the garage door went up or down, and could light an indicator in the house if it was up.
This is great in theory, but when standing on a stool in your garage connecting wires to the garage door opener, I don't want to also be holding a smart device. In this situation a piece of paper is much more ideal, so in the end printing the directions seems more useful.The only reason that I am giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is because the wires that came with the sensor are small and break easily.
I have a Genie Garage door opener. Plugged in the I/O Linc close to the motor, plugged in the door controller line to pins 3,4 on the garage door motor control inputs in parallel with the wired Genie normally open push button, and it worked the first time after linking to my Insteon system.
The bottom line is this kit works very well. It was a snap to install and I'm happy with it. Now for the negative comments- The receiver/controller module has &#34;SmartHome&#34; written across it. I suppose Insteon bought out SmartHome? It just feels like I received a repackaged old stock product. The absolute worst part of this kit is the printed instructions. Do yourself a favor and throw them away.
The Lamplinc module might only be unique to my situation. I had some trouble trying to connect the garage controller to the Hub. My house seems to have something unique going on with the wiring in my garage, so I had to connect the garage controller to the Hub using an RF LampLinc module.
You simply attach one end of a magnet to the garage door and the connecting piece to the garage wall. I installed mine at the top of the door where the door is pulled away from the wall when first opening. Then I simply ran the wire from the top of the door to the opener, added the wires to those connected to the hard-wired garage remote, and plugged the I/O Linc into an outlet. I was surprised it only took me 10-15 minutes to install.
You can set a reverse trigger to fool it, but then I got false alerts when the ISY would query the sensor. I ended up buying a sensor switch on Amazon that supported both normally open and closed to fix it. In the end, the sensor works fine after paying $10 extra for a better switch, but controlling the door doesn't work at all.
Works great, except I want to use it with the Revolv which doesn't support it yet. I believe they have slated it for support in the future, but its not supported yet. If you have an INSTEON system, however, it would work great.
Answer: no