I created a program to take care of the all off. Here appears to be the solution for the dining kpl status. This program works when the kitchen lights were triggered off from the ISY (meaning the dining kpl turned off):

If

Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Kitchen Lights' is Off

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Island Lights' is Off

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Breakfast Lights (DB)' is Off

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Pantry Lights' is Off

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Sink KPL - A Cabinet' is Off

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Cabinets R (DB)' is Off

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Family Room Lights' is On

Or Status 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Spots KPL (DB) - A Spots' is not Off

 

Then

Wait 4 seconds

Set Scene 'Great Room / GR Dining KPLs' Off

 

Else

- No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

 

 

This following program did not work when the kitchen lights were turned off from a kpl button, only if the switchlinc listed in the program was physically turned off:

If

Control 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Kitchen Lights' is switched Off

Or Control 'Great Room / Great Room Devices / GR Island Lights' is switched Off

 

Then

Set Scene 'Great Room / GR Dining KPLs' Off

 

Else

- No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

This following program did not work when the kitchen lights were turned off from a kpl button, only if the switchlinc listed in the program was physically turned off

 

Is this not what you expected?

This following program did not work when the kitchen lights were turned off from a kpl button, only if the switchlinc listed in the program was physically turned off

 

Is this not what you expected?

 

Sorry, I did not pick up on using status rather than control in your post. Trying to come up the ISY learning curve quickly.

Eric

Don't worry, some of these things still trip me up on occasion too. You will get the hang of it.

 

-Xathros

Programming, at any level, is an precise and unforgiving endeavour. The good news is that it will do exactly what you tell it...every time. The bad news is that it will do exactly what you tell it, regardless of whether that is what you want.