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Aha, at first I thought it wasn't working - the ISY showed the status as on but the button LEDs were still off like before. I checked the LED brightness though, and the levels were set to 0,0 (I'd seen this happen before, but it wasn't the previous problem), so I set it to 7,15, and it is now working perfectly! Thanks guys, that's a new one for me and a great fix..

I have removed it and re-added. No change. How do I do a factory reset?

I have a new 2334-2 dual band 8 button keypadlinc which will not work properly. I have several other keypadlincs but this is the first dual band one and it's driving me crazy. I have a scene for "all master bedroom lights" which includes a fanlinc light, a switchlinc for the closet and a switchlinc with no load. I have all of the responders added to the scene, and the two switchlincs, and all works fine. I add the A button from the keypadlinc as another controller, and again all is fine. BUT when I add the keypadlinc buttons for the closet and fanlinc light as responders, the A button on the keypadlinc stops responding. I've tried every combination of adding and removing keypadlinc buttons and everything works until I add the A button as a controller. As a responder it works fine, with the closet and fanlinc buttons as responders, they work fine. Even if I turn the scene on from the ISY, the status on the buttons shows ON including the A button, but the one A button doesn't turn on.

I have a 110v water pump which is controlled by a mechanical pressure switch. Recently I had a toilet with a stuck valve run out several thousand gallons of water, emptying my water cistern. I've had similar problems before with the pump running for hours because it had lost its prime, or the cistern had run out of water. I'd like to run a program that switched off power to the pump if it ran for more than 20 mins, but how do I sense that the pump is running? I was thinking of using load sense on an appliancelinc, or a switchlinc relay. Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks in advance..