cwintermeyer

I use the same approach as lilyoyo1... create a scene and then use programs to control it. Using this method, you can also easily make the scene available via ISY Portal so you can control it with Amazon and Google. Personally, I like to use a single remote button click to turn a scene on, and a double button click to turn a scene off. That allows me to use all eight buttons of the mini remote for different scenes. I use two programs for each scene, one for on and one for off. Here's an example to control a scene for my bar lighting using the "B" button on two eight-button mini remotes: Program: Bar On If 'Remotes / RL2-Kitchen - B' is switched On Or 'Remotes / RL2-Kitchen - B' is switched Off Or 'Remotes / RL2-Family - B' is switched On Or 'Remotes / RL2-Family - B' is switched Off Then Set 'Bar' On Else No Actions Program: Bar Off If 'Remotes / RL2-Kitchen - B' is switched Fast On Or 'Remotes / RL2-Kitchen - B' is switched Fast Off Or 'Remotes / RL2-Family - B' is switched Fast On Or 'Remotes / RL2-Family - B' is switched Fast Off Then Set 'Bar' Off Else No Actions

I didn't realize this was an option, and I like it a lot better than using "turn on". I did notice that GaryFunk's trick works with devices and scenes, but doesn't appear to work with programs.

I upgraded my ISY-99i from 3.1.17 to 3.2.2 and, as usual, the install went smoothly with no issues. Now I can control my ToggleLinc Relay 2466SW (hardware Rev 5.7 and firmware Rev v.41) that is apparently a I2CS device. With 3.1.17, I could control the switch with a manual On/Off in the ISY-99i but it wouldn't respond to any scenes or All On/All Off commands. Now, the new ToggleLinc works flawlessly.