dbook88

That’s the fun in all this. Trying things out and seeing what works best. Thanks for all the help here.

Fantastic. That program will also have the benefit of turning the button on in the first place. That’s good because then I only need to press it once to initiate an all off. So the scene and program combination functions as all three needs. 1. I have a big group (scene) of all lights and any one of them being turned on will cause the button to light. 2. Pressing the button off will cause ALL the lights in the scene to turn off. 3. Pressing the button on will cause only selected lights to come on. I presume if I have any of the lights in the group in other scenes that turn them on, I will also need to include the button as a responder in those scene. Or would the program catch the light being turned on? (i.e.: would "If status" be triggered to catch it?)

I'm going to play with creating a scene that has some devices at ON at 0%. That should function as an All Off button (in most case after turning it on then off) That’s a good possibility. Thanks.

How do I program a button (on an 8 button 2334) to work differently when I press it to turn on vs off. In other words I want to create a scene with dozens of lights in it that it will all turn off, but when I turn it on, I only want it to turn on 3-4 of the lights. Also, I would like the button to light when *any* of the dozen are turned on. Is this possible?

Wait, It works on safari on my phone, I can even save it as a home screen icon so its one tap and I'm able to turn on devices!

Ah, I wanted it for Safari on my iPhone.....

Does anyone know if its possible to log on to the ISY994 with the name & pass directly in the URL? ie: something like: http://10.0.1.4/WEB/name="admin",pass="admin"/scenes I found out the other day that you can prevent devices (& scenes I think) from showing in the list if you put a ~ in front of the name which is really cool, but if I could eliminate the logon too, that would make it much faster still.