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I figured it out for you. You will need two scenes and one program. First, add the two KPL buttons to a scene (I called mine, "All Off Buttons") as controllers. Set the two KPL buttons to Non-Toggle Off. Then add the same to buttons to a scene (I called mine "All OFF) as responders. Now all all the lights you want turned off to the "All Off" scene as responders. Now you will have to add all the other controllers for the lights to the "All Off" scene as responders. Create a program to turn the "All Off Buttons" scene on. That should get you exactly what you want. EDIT: The side-effect is that even when the KPL buttons are off, pressing them will turn off all lights.

Are both buttons part of that scene? I suggest you try making both buttons toggle. I. S. B. S. P. Best regards, Gary Funk

Are you using a Scene or a program to turn off the lights? I. S. B. S. P. Best regards, Gary Funk

That's easy. GoodMorning - [iD 0032][Parent 0001] If Time is 6:00:00AM Then Set 'KPL Living - B' On 15 / Off 7 (Backlight Level) Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

But that program would unlock it as soon as it's locked. I. S. B. S. P. Best regards, Gary Funk

But I like speed. B.R.I.A.D.A. Best regards, Gary Funk

If the door is manually locked why would you want a program to unlock it? B.R.I.A.D.A. Best regards, Gary Funk

Dot Dot Dot. I need some Dash. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

Yes. That's what most of us do. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

I have not seen new software yet. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

In some areas I can see a great advantage. But in the Denver area there are so few house fires the ROI is almost zero. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

I have mixed feelings about it. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

We are discussing the KPL now. Not the mini remote. The only time the mini remote will keep sync is a few seconds when it is active. I've considered gutting one to see if I can keep the radio on and see how long it will last. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

We moved on to talking about a KPL in post 18. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

I agreed that the remote won't keep up, not that a KPL won't keep up. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

Thank you, apodstolakisl, I actually found a lot of information last night but hadn't posted. This is good information to have. I have to wonder why it's not being discussed. But maybe I'm just not hearing it. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

Are you sure? Read his first paragraph again. Because that's not how mine are working. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

That's not how mine work. When I turn on a scene with the ISY the button on the KPL turns off. When I press that button on the KPL the scene turns on and the button turns on. If I repeat the process, the button still turns on the scene. Best regards, Gary Funk

A FanLinc is a responder. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

And much cheaper and easier warranty. And they have a Z-Wave version. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

No one has brought this up at any of the national home builders shows this year. I'll search and see what I can find. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

I've never seen a single house with a water suppression system in the US. I have never met a builder that installs one in a house and I've met thousands of house builders. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

I put everything in a scene even if it's a single light and switch. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

You should be using scenes for everything. S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk

How many homes have a water suppression system? And whom still uses Halon? S.A.T.T.P. Best regards, Gary Funk