Ideas needed.
When I view the M1 vitual keypad on the Elk site, I can arm and dis-arm the system and the "Ready" and "Armed" status indicators respond (turn the proper colors etc) as you would expect.
When I point my web browser at my M1, java loads (like it does for the Elk demo), I log in (I have not set any passwords, so everything is still as it came from Elk...ie 3456) and things appear to work.... EXCEPT when I arm the system from the virtual keypad.
After is arms, 3456 does not dis-arm the system. Additionally, the red "Armed" status indicator does not come on.
While the Security page doesn't seem to respond for me, the lighting page works OK (so it seems that I can still talk to the M1XEP). Hitting refresh on the Security page does not seem to help.
I verfied that I am running the latest java, and using IE (with lastest win XP updates). I am running the latest M1XEP firmware as well. Ideas? What am I doing wrong?
When I view the M1 vitual keypad on the Elk site, I can arm and dis-arm the system and the "Ready" and "Armed" status indicators respond (turn the proper colors etc) as you would expect.
When I point my web browser at my M1, java loads (like it does for the Elk demo), I log in (I have not set any passwords, so everything is still as it came from Elk...ie 3456) and things appear to work.... EXCEPT when I arm the system from the virtual keypad.
After is arms, 3456 does not dis-arm the system. Additionally, the red "Armed" status indicator does not come on.
While the Security page doesn't seem to respond for me, the lighting page works OK (so it seems that I can still talk to the M1XEP). Hitting refresh on the Security page does not seem to help.
I verfied that I am running the latest java, and using IE (with lastest win XP updates). I am running the latest M1XEP firmware as well. Ideas? What am I doing wrong?