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Why not start with the list that the ELK system uses? It's always been pretty complete for me. http://www.homecontrols.com/homecontrols/products/pdfs/EL-Elk/ELKM1G_Manual.pdf Page 62 and Page 63

out of curiosity, were you asking about the IFTTT integration, or the direct integration with the portal and the ISY Skill?

you're the man, works great with ekeypad!

How would one get a mobile client, like ekeypad, working with the ISYPortal?

btw, in an IF statement, what is the difference between if "status xxx is on" and if "control is switched on" Thanks!

Thank you guys apostolakisl: not at all, I just felt as if I should be able to do it without a program. I'll do some testing on manual linking and will post back here

The linking process for switches is to set the switches to the position you want them to respond on.The full process of linking is to link them at both positions, I simply only linked it at one position. So I set switch 1 to Off and switch 2 to off and performed the link following Insteon instructions. I did not set both switches to On and link again. This works perfectly for me, when switch 1 is turned off, switch 2 turns off, however, when switch 1 is turned on, switch 2 does nothing. Again, just curious how to accomplish the same in a scene. I'm assuming that EDIT#2 is how I would accomplish the same thing using a Scene? Which makes sense, because that's as far as I got when trying to tackle the new inversely-controlled linking. I'll try it out! Now the question is, how do I accomplish the new stuff that I'm trying to do, an inverted control. By doing what you proposed in EDIT#2 I can turn off Switch 2 when Switch 1 is turned on, but how do I turn on Switch 2 when Switch 1 is turned off? I can try doing a manual link and see if it works for me, but again, how would I do this in ISY without using a program?

Hello I'm trying to inversely cross link 2 switches, although I'm fairly confident I can do this through local programming, I can't figure out how to do it with a Scene. This is what I want to accomplish: 1. When Switch 1 is turned On, then turn off Switch 2. 2. When Switch 1 is turned Off, then turn on Switch 2. 3. When Switch 2 is manipulated, then do nothing to Switch 1. On a related note, I accomplished the following through local linking but have no idea how to replicate it in a scene 1. When Switch 1 is turned off, then turn off Switch 2. 2. When Switch 1 is turn on, then do nothing to Switch 2. 3. When Switch 2 is manipulated, then do nothing to Switch 1. I am aware that this could all be done with a program, but I don't see why I should have to use a program when local linking can accomplish the same. Hope someone can help, thank you!

So what would it take to get this integrated in the ISY? Should we do a gofundme or something? ISY needs homekit and Alexa support and it should have been the first player on the market to offer it.