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I do have a follow up question............. Devices in Scene are CL2R (switch dimmable - controller and load) ENTRY - E (8 button keypad - controller) When I press the CL2R button - the ENTRY button does do NOT light up When I press the ENTRY button - the CL2R button does work So why does CL2R - a controller and the Load not send a LIGHT ON to ENTRY????? This is confusing and making me wonder if the keypad is the one that is bad/

So I only have LEDs in the house (except for an incandescent chandelier I can't reach). The light in question is a MR16 LED...... My game plan is going to be 1) Take the load off the switch 2) Since I have a newer one, change the 8 button keypad for a newer one (the old one is 2011 I think) Well see what happens

What Im confused about is the following Say the scene is called "FRONT HOUSE" Devices in Scene are CL2R (switch dimmable - controller and load) ENTRY - E (8 button keypad - controller) GARAGE - A (8 Button keypad - controller) So I have three controllers for the scene, one of which is the switch with the load. What I have is a command to TURN OFF THE SCENE - at 10PM, this works irregularly. My idea was to simply change it to send an OFF command to CL2R - which in theory should turn off the light, and because its a controller, the other two keypads as well???? Or am I missing something?

Hi there, I have a question for the braintrust. I have several scenes in the house (multiple keypads) that are linked to outside lights (front door, steps, trees, sconces) At 10PM I send an OFF command to the 4 scenes that control these lights, and I seem to have mixed results as far as the lights turning off. Of the three keypads and one switch (the actual light) - 2/4 turn of, sometimes more sometimes less. Is this best practice or should I send the light off command to a controller in the scene? Thanks!