Vyrolan

I assume you mean "does not list". So you can just create a scene and add the device as a controller and have no responders...and then using Adjust Scene on that device within that scene will adjust the local load on level or ramp rate. That seem a bit obtuse, but not too bad.

Oh it actually has to be in a scene (even if just all by itself)? I thought the ISY listed each controller on its own (as if those one-device scenes were implied).

Hey this is awesome, thanks! I currently don't have the switch setup in a Scene, would the device still be available in the "Adjust Scene" drop downs? Sorry, don't have access to my ISY right now so I can't see it. Yes, the Adjust Scene has two drop downs: One is the scene you want to adjust ("Romantic Dinner" or "Movie Night" or whatever) and the second is the device within the scene you want to adjust ("Overhead Cans Switch" or "Track Lighting" or whatever). For the sake of this command, each device is also a scene all on its own that has only itself as a device...this should let you do what you want. I don't have access either, but I'm pretty sure that's what you want to do. That should achieve the goal of setting the local values. If not there's another command in the drop down to do it.

Use the "Adjust Scene" command instead. So "Adjust Scene" and then pick "Baby's Room Light" in both drop downs and pick the 30% on level from the last drop down. In the Else, do the same command but pick 100% from the last drop down. It will run the "Then" to set it to 30% at 8pm and then run the "Else" 1 hour before sunrise to set it back to 100%.

Excellent! I'll be upgrading as soon as I get home then. =p

So this means there's support for the KPL Relay (2487S) right? =)

Have you tried factory resetting them? Remove the battery for 15 seconds then hold the set button down while putting the battery back in...keep holding until the led comes on (a few seconds)...then release.

Aha...so I guess it working before or for those who have downgraded is just a very lucky coincidence. =) It definitely makes sense not to munge the device types since I'm sure it can cause all sorts of fun problems when you send or receive commands you don't expect. =p

Yes there are several of us with the same issue. I think LeeG's comment would have been better worded "The 3.3.4 release has broken support for ..." since it did work in 3.2.6 and at least one user has reported that it starts working again when he downgraded his ISY back to 3.2.6.

I'm guessing unlike LeeG they don't read these forums on the weekend? I don't have a 3.2.6 to go back to. =( My ISY came with 3.1.X on it and first thing I did before adding any devices or anything was upgrade to 3.3.4. =( I guess I'm lucky it's the primary in my 3-way since even as unsupported device it can be added as a responder to my scene in ISY.