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Sweet. Thanks! not in a huge rush, but can you give me an idea how long soon is? I have no idea how long it takes updates to churn through the Google Play store.

I bought Agave several years ago, and it indicates I have an "All Access Pass" I just started using it and am thus far enjoying it. Enough to give access to my partner. So I went to the app and bought a Family Access Manager +1 license (Sunday 2/7/2021). According to the help file (Family Access Manager - Agave ISY Controller (agaveha.com)) I should see a "Family Members" menu under "Settings > Account". I see no such menu. I've tried re-installing Agave to no change. I've sent the developer a help request from the agaveha.com website on Sunday and have yet to receive a response. I hear they may have a presence on these forums so this is me trying to get their attention. In lieu of that, if anyone has any recommendations/solutions, I'd appreciate it. Thanks, - Sam

For the record, for anyone else reading, changing the program from "command" to "insteon" resolved my issue.

That was my understanding as well, but it seemed like it had some bearing in the background. Anyone want to chime in and tell me I'm crazy? please

@Bumbershoot Thank you for your replies! Regarding Reply 1: While I was already using the "Adjust Scene" action, I was using the "Command" where you are using the "Insteon" portion of that action type. It looks like they do similar things, but I suspect there is some difference. Can you clue me in? I made the change from "Command" to "Insteon" and it seems like it worked. Proof shall be in the pudding Regarding Reply 2: Answer 1 & 2: My first question in this post is seeking some clarification if you have it. Answer 3: Mine are setup the same way. I have my timeout set so low so that every after <timeout value> seconds of the last motion report sent to the ISY the motion detector will, assuming it senses motion, send another report thus starting my off timer program over again. I'm just curious if that's an accurate assessment of how the "timeout" option functions. Answer 4: Even if the Admin UI is closed? Answer 5: Thats kinda how I was using it, but it didn't have the desired effect. The only way I got things to work is to set both "Automatic Writes" options to enabled. Though it didn't work outside of testing so maybe I missed something. Thanks Again.

ISY Version: 5.30 Motion Sensor is set to only report ON and timeout is set to 20 seconds. it is battery powered. All other devices are hardwired insteon paddle/keypad dimmers. I have an Insteon Scene consisting of a Dimmer Switch (resp) and a Motion Sensor II (cont) to get low latency "on" when I walk into a bathroom. I have a routine to set the house to "night mode" when I push a button on a different keypad. Routine turns off a scene containing all common area lights, sets the "on level" of several lights to a value defined in a variable. it also sets the "on level" of the Bathroom motion scene. The goal is instant on to the correct light level when walking into this bathroom. I am noticing the following; Programmatically setting the on level of the individual dimmers works fine In testing, Programmatically setting the scene on level would only work if the Admin UI was set for automatic device writes for both hardwired and battery devices. This was also true with the Admin console closed which seems odd. I tried issuing a "write changes" command via my program, but it didn't seem to have any effect. My questions are; Is there a better/efficient/faster way to do this? Is it possible to dynamically adjust the on level of a scene with a battery powered device? and if no, would plugging into USB help? In leu of finding a definitive answer, I am treating the "timeout" option on the motion sensor to define the time between possible ON reports from the Sensor to the ISY. Do the "Automatic Writes" settings in the Admin UI have an effect on programs being able to write to either wired or battery powered devices? What is the Proper/Intended use of the "Write Changes" action within a given program? Set Light Levels - [ID 0013][Parent 0003] If $SleepMode_Bool is 1 Then Set 'Bath.M / Nw-R-Lights' On Level '$Sleep_Mode_Light_Levels %' Set 'Kitchen / KitchenN-Peninsula Lights' On Level '$Sleep_Mode_Light_Levels %' Set 'Hall / Hall.N-Lights (3W)' On Level '$Sleep_Mode_Light_Levels %' In 'Bath.S / Sensor' Set 'Bath.S / Sw-L-Lights' To On Level '$Sleep_Mode_Light_Levels %' Else Set 'Bath.M / Nw-R-Lights' On Level 100% Set 'Kitchen / KitchenN-Peninsula Lights' On Level 100% Set 'Hall / Hall.N-Lights (3W)' On Level 100% In 'Bath.S / Sensor' Set 'Bath.S / Sw-L-Lights' To On Level 100% Set 'Bedroom Master / MasterBed-Lights' Backlight On 15 / Off 0 Thank you for any assistance you can give. I swear i've googled to the best of my abilities, and have read manuals (though I have ADHD).