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  1. bolt01 replied to bolt01's topic in ISY994
    fitzpatria8 That was it. I checked the other programs within the F2Vacation Flag and found that the kitchen light program had a "kitchen lights off" in the "Else" section. When I removed the "Else" off command and activated the F2 program, the lights came on and stayed on for the specified time. Thanks for your help. I would not have thought to look there. oberkc-thanks for chipping in. I is very nice to have capable help to solve, for me, a difficult problem.
  2. bolt01 replied to bolt01's topic in ISY994
    Thanks for getting back. The "If, Then" commands go like this: If Status "Keypad A-F2 Vacation Flag" is on Then Set Kitchen Light on Wait 2 minutes Set Kitchen light off Else nothing Having the kitchen lights turn on is a confirmation that all programs associated with F2 are activated. When I activate (turn on) keypad A, the kitchen lights flash and have stayed on for as long as 2 seconds, then go off. Should I insert an "kitchen lights on/off" in the Else section?
  3. bolt01 posted a topic in ISY994
    I am trying to program lights to come on for two minutes when a program is activated, then turn off. The "then" section looks like this: Set lights on wait 2 minutes Set lights off What happens is that the lights flash, then turn off. Obviously, my command is wrong. What is the correct command to activate an instruction for a finite amount of time? Thanks in advance for any help.

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