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  1. I have changed the check to Off rather than On and have been testing with positive results this evening. All good now, thanks!
  2. Thanks for the quick response. There is no save pending. I did paste the program from the clipboard but did not use the "Code" button above. The sensor shows on when closed and off when open. Do I change that with Trigger Reverse? Seems I had tried that but received an open notification at 3 a.m. when the query all ran. Also, in the sensor options, I have "LED on tx" checked and "Momentary C: Trigger based on sensor input" selected. Momentary hold time is 2 seconds.
  3. Having trouble getting my notification to operate as expected. I have been searching through the past posts and it appears that my program is written as it should be but... What I would like is a notification telling me that the garage door is open, only after the door has been open for 15 minutes. However if the door is closed prior to 15 minutes, I would like no notification. I am getting is a notification, however the ISY994i is simply waiting 15 minutes before it sends it. For example, if I open the garage at 8:00 a.m., and close it at 8:02 a.m., the isy sends me a notification at 8:15 a.m. my program is below: If Status 'xGarage Door Status' is On Then Wait 15 minutes Send Notification to 'Garage Door Status' content 'Garage Door Status' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
  4. I incorporated the program from LeeG and tested it last night. Worked like a charm. Oberkc, after I got to thinking about it, I had the same thought that maybe there would be a hiccup if the light were to be turned off within 10 minutes of the program end at sunrise. But then concluded that in this case the offending parties would most likely be asleep anyways. Really appreciate the feedback everyone. Thanks!
  5. LeeG, Thank you so much. That's a lot simpler than the direction I was going... I was thinking that "false" had to be in there somewhere. In the future I am planning on adding devices to the scene. Would independent programs need to be added for each device? Again, thanks.
  6. I have been interested home automation for quite some time. Just recently pulled the trigger and bought an ISY with 4 switchlinc dimmers to get me started. I am now finding myself immersed in figuring out the programming, but need some advice from more seasoned users. I have a light in my front room for which I created a scene (to illuminate at 40%). I created a program to run the scene from sunset to sunrise: If From Sunset To Sunrise (next day) Then Set Scene 'IL Night Timer' On Else Set Scene 'IL Night Timer' Off I have found that if a family member increases the light output, it does not affect the fact that the light will remain on until the end of the program. It's brighter than I would like but still meets the purpose of the "nightlight". But, if the light is turned off, is there a way to modify the program so that the ISY will identify the light is off and after a short delay (maybe 10 minutes) return it to the correct scene to complete the program? Thanks
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