G W

I have only seen that in very very very old houses where wood was added after a house was built. In every house I've ever seen the expansion area is either under the Sheetrock or covered up by the baseboard. None of the many houses I have lived in during the past 60+ years have ever had quarter round.

He may not have quarter round. I have wood floors with quarter round.

If it's two conductor then look at wire tape. I've used it in the past and it's almost invisible.

I get several messages a day and I've never missed one.

I also recommend Pushover. It's worked for me all last year.

No.. Anh Đào is her first name. She's been in country almost a year and acclimated quiet well. Before that I spent a lot of time in Saigon but finally got tired of the heat and humidity. Now that she's taken to Alexa and Google Home she is very happy to stay here and visit Saigon twice a year. In the meantime she's enjoying life in US and how well everything works all the time.

A rice cooker is capable of many tasks. Mine has learned to do laundry and even sew the holes in my socks.

Wow. I can't afford a cleaning lady so I got myself a rice cooker.

Apple is a monopoly.

Uh-huh.

Did you mean that or is it a typo?

I wasn't expecting the 12 house option until 6.x.

http://forum.universal-devices.com/index.php?/topic/23082-Release-5.0.11B-(Alpha)-is-now-available

I have a question. What runs the lights on program?

It's disabled so the condition is never checked.

If you reread my message you will find I wrote "status of a device."

So, is it correct that if you turn on a Scene you can only check for Status of a device?

We have the same approach. Like I said, I didn't know how to code for it. In some languages you use: If NOT Control '.Fam Rm Rem - E (Movie Time) woukd work instead of having both On and Off. Question : Does Control work with Scenes?

Have you tried switching Control to Status? I see why it won't work, I just don't know how to code it.

That is just one of the methods to use and my personal choice. With ISY there are always several ways to accomplish a goal.

How about this : If Time is Sunrise + 12 hours 30 minutes Then Set 'Lime Tree Lights' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

There is no best practice. Everyone does what works for them. Personally, I avoid long wait periods for various reasons; one being the possibility of a reboot.

I would do two programs. If Time is Sunrise + 30 minutes Then Set 'Lime Tree Lights' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') If Time is Sunrise + 12 hours 30 minutes Then Set 'Lime Tree Lights' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

No. That will turn on. However I would not rely on wait. I'd either use two programs or use FROM and TO for the time.

When the status changes, the Elk Zone program IF is no longer true and therefore the THEN stops executing.