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Yes, that is exactly what I am seeing also. I can say "Turn on family room lights", which should only active the scene for those lights, but, sometimes, all the lights in the house turn on or just one light in the family room, etc. It is very frustrating right now...

I have had an Echo for some time now and it works great (with known limitations) with my ISY. I just got some free Google Home devices (three minis and one home) and got them all setup. My ISY devices showed up when I linked the accounts, but I am getting some strange behavior when controlling the lights. Sometimes it uses my scenes and sometimes it tries to control the individual devices. They are all different spokens, so I wouldn't think this would be an issue. I also noticed that Google Home and Alexa integration is separated in the portal, with a new button in the Google Home area for sending changes to directly to the devices (I think that is what it means). Does this mean I can have different devices, spokens, etc. between the Google Home and Alexa apps? I checked the wiki for the Google Home integration, but it looks like it hasn't been updated to match what I am currently seeing on the portal. Thanks...

Fantastic, thanks for all the help...

Thanks for the reply. Will your suggestion also cause the lights to stay on if motion is detected during the 2 minute wait? Also, how is this different than what is in my original program? I understand that the second one won't run by itself, but any event in the first one that evaluates true will cause the second program to run, which seems the same as what I currently have. I am sure I am missing something basic here, but I am new to the ISY. Thanks, John P.

I am not sure what to do with the else statement that is suggested, but I think my issue is that the sensor status generates an event which causes the if clause to be re-evaluated. What if I use an integer variable for the sensor status (set by another program) so that an event isn't generated in this program when the garage door is opened after the lights turn on due to motion. If a program in the else area of my original program would be better, then any suggested text would be great. Thanks, John P.

I have this program that doesn't seem to be working correctly. I want to be able to turn the garage lights on for motion anytime, when the garage door is closed. But, during the day, don't turn on the lights when the garage door is open. The logic seems to work fine at night, but it doesn't seem to work correctly during the day. The lights don't seem to turn off during the day after motion turns them on. Any thoughts or suggestions on this would be great. Thanks, John P. If ( Control 'GarageMotionSensor-Sensor' is switched On And Status 'IOLinc-GarageDoor-Sensor' is On And From Sunrise + 1 hour To Sunset - 1 hour (same day) ) Or ( Control 'GarageMotionSensor-Sensor' is switched On And From Sunset - 1 hour To Sunrise + 1 hour (next day) ) Then Set 'GarageLight' On Wait 2 minutes Set 'GarageLight' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')