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  1. Here we go. I have been using a 2476D in a bathroom and have two different brightness settings depending on the time of day. 100% 6am-10pm same day and 12% 10pm-6am next day. The switch is for the circuit mentioned & I have two different Programs running two different Scenes to achieve the daily settings. Much of the time this has been successful. However... The short story is at times the 2476D sets the brightness to its internal On setting & not the programmed levels. I have arrived at this by tests and MUCH troubleshooting. Sometimes upon first ON tap of the switch, brightness goes to the internal settings. After second tap, only then it responds to the programmed level. This has been exacerbated by upgrading to an eisy. I bet what I'm trying to achieve is a stretch. Asking the switch to essentially be its own controller. Funny it works a majority of the time. Your thoughts are welcome!
  2. Thanks all. Much appreciated!
  3. My 2450 IO Link Status is not changing with Momentary A use in eisy Administrative Console. It's set for a 1 second hold to trigger the garage door. The relay works as expected but the status of the relay remains "ON" until manually sending an "OFF" command. I'm expecting the status to follow the function of the relay and show "ON" while on and revert to "OFF" when off. As a work around, I've made a Program that sets it to "OFF" after 5 seconds. Is there a more elegant way? Thanks Howard
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