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Actually yes, just nothing we can talk about right now. The goal is still to be able to use the TL-150 or TL-250 to communicate over IP. I really can't say more than that until I finalize something next week. Once we get that information Chad will take over and comment.

Thank you for the clarity. I look forward to the functionality but it is working perfectly with scenes and programs. Not as elegant, but not a problem either. Thanks again.

All my KPKLs are V40, as mentioned in my other thread. Sorry i did not specify it in this one. So seeing as I have V40 and I see the sliders, I just need to wait for ISY support? Thanks.

Thank you for the explanation. I think I may have explained it wrong, I just wanted any inactive KPL button to be off. No matter how I sliced and diced it with different scenes, every fan speed lit up the 4 centre buttons, I assume becasue each one had some level of activation. It seems that the option to set the state of the the other 3 buttons when one is selected does not work. I finally went back to my original setup and put the KPL and both Remotelincs in scene 'Fan'. The KPL buttons were all set to 'toggle on'. I then set up 4 separate scenes for each button and wrote a program that would turn off the 3 buttons depending on the fan speed. Off turns off the whole 'Fan' scene. Maybe I am using it wrong and I suck at programming but it seems to work. Shouldn't the 3 other buttons turn off when I set each of them to 0 in the buttons configuration within the scene? Sorry I couldn't get the whole screen in one shot:

I have a Fanlinc in the master bedroom controlling my fan/light fixture. I also have 2 Remotelinc 2s and one KPL6. I created a fan scene with the 2 Remotelincs and KPL buttons a,b,c,d in it. I put them in non-toggle off mode. A is on, c is low, b, is med, and d is fast. The Remotelinc 2 b, d, f, h buttons do the same thing. Everything works properly except for the darn back light on the KPL6 a,b,c,d buttons. The 4 buttons light up regardless of which mode I choose from the remotelincs. Pushing off on the Remotelinc turns off all the lights on the KPL6. If I am local to the panel, the correct button lights up and the rest stay off. Real pain at night. What am I doing wrong?

LeeG, Maybe that explains why it worked for me. I did a couple of restore devices when running 3.2.0 as well to try and get rid of some wonkiness. Edit: I should take the time to read your post properly. I was talking about the KPL. I had a hell of time with resetting the LED brightness on a Switchlinc. It finally worked when I did the restore under 3.2.0.

Deleted: Did not want to clutter up a dev thread so I moved it to new thread.

LeeG Not to be contrarian but I did the non-toggle mode change and led brightness in 3.20. My KPLs are v.40. I have since upgraded to 3.2.1.

You were right, as usual, changing the brightness setting on one changes it for all. I used your advice as a starting point. You cannot select the off button and put it in non toggle mode. BUT, you CAN set the on button, first one in the KPL listing, to non toggle via the ISY and presto, the off back light is off when light is off. Thanks.

I am at work so I can't be sure but i believe it's a version 4. It seemed possible to set the led brightnes for each button as the setting was available for the 4 middle buttons. My specific issue was that the "on" level for the "off button" was super bright and lit up my whole bedroom. I will check and report back.

I know this might seem like a silly question but is there any way to adjust the top on and bottom off button brightness without a program? I was able to easily to adjust the 4 middle buttons on the KPL 6 button using the Led Brightness function. Can't seem to find it for the afore mentioned ones. All help appreciated.

I wrestled with this same thing recently, here is what I ended up with and it works flawlessly: If Control 'Staircase' is switched On Or Control 'Staircase Slave' is switched On Then Wait 30 seconds Set Scene 'Staircase Pair' Fade Down Wait 3 seconds Set Scene 'Staircase Pair' Off Set 'Staircase' Off Set 'Staircase Slave' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') LeeG helped a lot. I also added this separate program to keep the lights on: If Control 'Staircase Slave' is switched Fast On Or Control 'Staircase' is switched Fast On Then Set Scene 'Staircase Pair' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Another cool thing is to lower the brightness at night.

I have a new install and same issue. The I/O link LED is off when open, and on when closed. It is wired as Normally Closed when door is closed. When I query the sensor it reports back its proper state. Should it not report back by itself and update the status? I want to set it up so that the sensor determines discrete open/close commands.

That clears the logic up. I created a scene called flash with just the kpl button in it that way it is isolated but when I try to do an adjust scene, i can't select that particular scene in the repeat 1 times when I do scene adjust. Why?

So here is what I came up with, the then and else run fine. My only problem is how to get the darned KPL button to turn off. How can you tell a specific button to turn off? Is it even possible to tie a button to a program? If I try a scene it will loop, so what I need is a statement for XXXXX. I hope this approach is not doomed. If Status 'Dining - B' is On And Status 'Kitchen Table Master' is Off Then Repeat 5 times Set 'Kitchen Table Master' On Set 'Kitchen Table Master' Off Repeat 1 times Set 'Kitchen Table Master' Off XXXXXX Else Repeat 5 times Set 'Kitchen Table Master' Off Set 'Kitchen Table Master' On Repeat 1 times Set 'Kitchen Table Master' On XXXXX

I get it now, thank you both for the help. The Wiki is my goto place for questions but it seems to be down today, for me anyways.

No desire to break out of the repeat loop. When you say it will execute the next statement, you mean in the else statement right? If I could execute the next command in the then statement that would be much better, something like this: If Status 'Dining - B' is On Then Repeat 5 times Set 'Kitchen Table Master' On Set 'Kitchen Table Master' Off Next statement Etc. Etc. Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Is this possible? I see no way to break out of the repeat for following commands.

Hello, I am trying to set up a non-togle KPL 6 B button to trigger to flash a specific light 20 times using on and off commands when triggered. I put it in non toggle so I can set it to off condition after the repeat, which I cannot seem to find by the way. My question is how do I break out of the repeat loop so it can execute the next command once? Can that even be done or do I need to create another program to execute the repeat from within a master program? Lastly, the KPL buttons do not seem to be controllable from within ISY except for backlighting. How do I set the button to off after the repeat? Do I have to create a scene for the button and use that to turn it off? Lastly, I would love it if the lights return to their original state after the flashing stops. Should I do that in the if statement and the original state of the light will be set at the end of the then or else execution?

I did not realize there were so many tools available until you asked me to use them. The iISY99 is truly a competent device. I ran everything you asked and realized that everything was working, I just didn't know it. I was making changes to the program trigger time expecting it to work but not realizing that this program would only be triggered at the specified time. When I executed the the 'then' and 'else' individually they did exactly what they were supposed to. I let it run overnight and sure enough, worked perfectly. In the end there was nothing wrong with my original dimming program, except my belief that it would run every time a button was pushed. About the fade down in the timer section, I ended up putting a 3 second timer and then an off command just to be sure of the devices ending state. Thank you for your diligence, I really appreciate your help and patience.

I want the staircase scene (which contains Staircase and Staircase Slave as controllers) to come on at 100% brightness until 10:00 PM. Between 10:00 PM and sunrise i want them to come on at 30%. Do you think the ending state of the Fade down might be the problem?

Nope, don't need fade up. I want the light at 100% during day and 30% from 10:00 PM to sunrise. I set that up for backlight and it worked fine on an other scene but on this one it always opens at 100%

Actually I do not want a fade up, I want instant on so this is perfect. I tried to put the fade stop after and it would not work. I then put an off and the fade would be abruptly cut off. I agree the logic is wonky but I am not about to look a gift horse in the mouth. Now about that brightness issue....... Do you think it could be related to the improper state after the fade down? I will experiment by disabling the programs so I can isolate the issue. Thanks again.

Fast on works perfect. Now I need to debug the brightness. Thanks.

Here is the program with the fade stop before the fade down as you suggested: If Status 'Staircase' is On Or Status 'Staircase Slave' is On Then Wait 10 seconds Set Scene 'Staircase Pair' Fade Stop Set Scene 'Staircase Pair' Fade Down Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') This seems bulletproof so far. Edit: Posted wrong program.

I used the fade stop command as you suggested and it now works absolutely flawlessly. I was trying to understand the logic of putting it before the fade down and this is what I understood: Trying to reset the state right after the fade down would affect the fade down itself unless a timer is put in. Setting the starting state is a much more elegant solution. Is this correct? The last thing I need to do with timers now is detect a double 'on tap' to keep the light on for 10 minutes. From what I understand it would be best to set up a second program correct? I imagine it would be ok to use the same also right? Once I got this locked in, I will attack the brightness issues. Thank you.