In a room a I have a 2486D keypad that is in six button mode and the 4 middle buttons are all in toggle mode. The main lights in the room are operated on by the top button and off by the bottom butoon. Then there are 3 lamp modules that are toggled on/off with buttons A, B, and C. Button D is a toggle on/off for all 4 lights, but I have it set up as a default off. Button D turns on when any combination of the other 4 lights are turned on. A program triggers based on the status of the 4 lights and turns on a scene I call "Toggle D" with only the D button a member of as a responder. There is another program that turns scene "Toggle D" off if the control from the 4 lights goes off and the status of all 4 is off. I found that triggering "Toggle D" scene off just on the 4 light statuses not to very reliable. Then there is a scene for the whole room with button D as the controller and all the other buttons and lamp modules as responders.
This works well except in a situation where something else besides button D turns off the room scene. The light for button D initially turns off, but because scene "Toggle D" is still on, button D turns back on.
Is there any way to trigger a program when a scene is turned off (i.e. from Echo or from a mobile app), so to have it turn off another scene?
Toggle D on - [ID 0007][Parent 0001]
If
Status 'Floor Lamp' >= 1%
Or Status 'East Lamp' >= 1%
Or Status 'West Lamp' >= 1%
Or Status 'Overhead Lights' >= 1%
Then
Set Scene 'Toggle D' On
Else
- No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
Toggle D off new - [ID 0011][Parent 0001]
If
Control 'Overhead Lights' is switched Off
Or Control 'Family Room A switch' is switched Off
Or Control 'Family Room B switch' is switched Off
Or Control 'Family Room C switch' is switched Off
And (
Status 'Overhead Lights' is Off
And Status 'Family Room A switch' is Off
And Status 'Family Room B switch' is Off
And Status 'Family Room C switch' is Off
)
Then
Set Scene 'Toggle D' Off
Else
- No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
Thanks,
Rob