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So as LeeG suggested, i broke out the process into two seperate programs and it works the way its suppose to. Thank you sir! I include the examples below for anyone other newbies that might need the same help. Kitchen Sensor If Status 'KitchenSensor' is On And Status 'KitchenSensorDusk.Dawn' is On And Status 'Kitchen-Cans' is not On Then Run Program 'Kitchen Sensor Timeout' (Then Path) Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Kitchen Sensor Timeout If - No Conditions - (To add one, press 'Schedule' or 'Condition') Then Set 'Kitchen-Cans' On Wait 30 seconds Set 'Kitchen-Cans' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Nothing else in the scene at this time. The Status 'Kitchen-Cans' is not On is there because the sensor was picking up traffic when someone walked out the back door and we had manually switched the lights on so the sensor was turning them off. I was trying to avoid having the sensor do anything if the lights were allready on.

So I want a simple program to turn on the kitchen light when the sensor is activated, wait a certain amount of time like 2 minutes (I set to 25 seconds for testing) and then turn the light off. I put together below and the light does not turn off. The scene Kitchen Sensor contains 'Kitchen-Cans' . Of course I am new to the environment and trying to figure things out. Wife going nuts as the lights cycle off and on as I learn. "You’re wasting more electricity than saving" hehe If Status 'KitchenSensor' is On And Status 'KitchenSensorDusk.Dawn' is On And Status 'Kitchen-Cans' is not On Then Set Scene 'Kitchen Sensor On' On Wait 25 seconds Set Scene 'Kitchen Sensor On' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')