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  1. Yes, I always thought the manual Lat/Lon entry was broken, but then tried inverting the sign on the Lon and it worked!
  2. I have the same problem. The system time is correct, but the sunrise time is off by about 1 hour, and the sunset time is off by about 20 minutes. I only have 2 programs that use sunrise times, so I just added 1 hour in their If statements. I'm running an Eisy on IoX version 5.6.0.
  3. For my bathroom fan I set up three programs that provide a simple timer that will run the fan for 10 minutes for each time the ON switch is pressed. First I created a STATE variable: sMasterBathFan with an initial value of 0. The first program adds 1 to the state variable each time the on button is pressed: MBA Fan - On - [ID 002C][Parent 002F] If Control 'MBA Exhaust Fan' is switched On Then $sMasterBathFan += 1 Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Then a program to zero the variable if the off button is pressed: MBA Fan - Off - [ID 002E][Parent 002F] If Control 'MBA Exhaust Fan' is switched Off Then $sMasterBathFan = 0 Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') And a control program that will decrement the variable by 1 every 10 minutes and turn the fan off when the variable is 0: MBA Fan - Control - [ID 002D][Parent 002F] If $sMasterBathFan > 0 Then Wait 10 minutes $sMasterBathFan -= 1 Else Set 'MBA Exhaust Fan' Off I do plan on implementing humidity control whenever I get a sensor, but this set of programs work well for now.
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