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  1. Yesterday I got to it and I was able to resuscitate two 2413S v1.6 PLMs and also a 2443 Access Point which turns out is built with the same 2413 pcb. Thanks for sharing this solution OP!
  2. Thanks! I will use a variable to get the program running.
  3. How can I program a fan to be run for 30 seconds every 10 minutes? I am lost don't know where to begin with this one ... THanks!
  4. LeeG, thanks! Works like a charm now.
  5. Hi, I just got some automatic shades installed and I am trying to control them effectively via the ISY. My program logic is as follows: Each zone has 3 possible positions (Open = 1, Blackout = 2, Sheer = 3). I generated programs for each zone going from Position X to Position Y. All this works great so far, the variables are state vars. Now the problem is I am using the same RF remote to control all zones (it is a Hunter Douglas remote, which first you select the group/zone and then issue the open or close command). So I need to work out some way to disallow the remote from sending commands to another zone until it has finished changing the position of a zone. (This is necessary for changing the position of more than 1 zone at the same time). One of my programs is as follows: If $Position_Guest is 1 And-( | $Position_Guest_Wanted is 2 | And $Remote_Busy is 0 -) Then $Remote_Busy = 1 Run Program 'Guest Down 1x' (If) $Position_Guest = 2 $Position_Guest Init To 2 $Position_Guest_Wanted Init To 2 Wait 25 seconds $Remote_Busy = 0 Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') The issue here is that the variable Remote_Busy never goes into the 0 state after the 25 seconds wait, so the rest of the programs' Ifs are never true for the Remote_Busy variable. Any help to accomplish this is appreciated. Thanks!
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