dakall

Is there a way one program can stop/cancel another program that is already running? Example: I have some lights turn on at sunset, then wait for 30 minutes, and then some others turn on. Sometimes I would like to not have the other lights go on. Ideally, I would set this up as an Alexa command that I could say sometime in that 30 minute window. I know I could probably do a similar thing by setting a variable with the "cancel" program and checking the value once the 30 minutes times out to see whether or not the other lights should go on. It just seems cleaner to me to be able to cancel the running program.

I've been fighting with this for about a week now as well and all I ended up doing was changing from https to http and it's is working. Perhaps someone smarter than I am can explain.

It's very basic, but it usually works. Basement Timer - [ID 0005][Parent 0001] If 'Basement / Basement Lights' is switched On Then Wait 30 minutes Set 'Scenes / Basement' Off Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

When my basement lights go on, there is a WAIT 30 MINUTES and then they turn off. This way I don't worry about them being left on all day or night. The problem arises when someone turns them on again prior to 30 minutes timing out. The lights will only stay on for the balance of the original 30 minutes. I've been caught by this a few times and I cannot find a way to reset the timer everytime the lights go on. Any ideas?

I have the same thing going on. I deleted everything in the ISY Portal and Alexa still finds 26 (French) devices.

Looking at my photos again, I see that my buttons look better in person -- although not totally perfect. If they looked like the photo, I know my wife would have said something by now. There are a couple I will do over when I make my next batch....

My first attempts. However, I do like the look of the silk screening on the original buttons better. The engraving could be a little soother for my tastes; maybe next go around I'll dial down from full power. Only strange thing was that it would print out the mirror image. I ended up having to flip the images before sending to machine. I don't know if it was mentioned before but I also learned to make the images 300 dpi so that they turn out much less pixelated.