pjibe Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Hi I have a mini remote (controler) that is associated with a switch (responder) via a scene that I've created. When I manualy turn "off" the switch that was turn "on" with the mini remote, the device appear "off" while the mini remote still appear "on" My question: Is there a way to match the status of both devices when a case like that occur ? Thanks
LeeG Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Make them both Controllers in the ISY Scene. However, the mini remote is asleep so it will still have to be cycled through an Off button press before the button will turn the switch On.
PurdueGuy Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 No, mini remotes will not be updated. They are battery devices and not listening.
oberkc Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 I suspect the bigger point here is that mini remotes have no physical status. They transmit commands only. Unlike a switch, they are neither ON nor OFF. The status reflected in the ISY is simply the last command transmitted by the remote. Do not read too much into it, I suggest.
larryllix Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 ... The status reflected in the ISY is simply the last command transmitted by the remote. Do not read too much into it, I suggest. ...and the status of a remote is unknown after an ISY power up until the remote button is pushed for the first time. What will programs do with that status? As Brian posted "Don't read too much into it". It isn't really useful information without too much workaround headache
Xathros Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 I use one of these RemoteLink2 minimotes in my master bedroom to toggle a ceiling fan light and a night table light. Instead of linking the remote to my lights via scenes, I used programs to catch the on/off events coming from the mini remote and then toggle the lights accordingly. This way each press of the button toggles the lights regardless of the command the button actually sent. Example: Program: MBR_RL2_A If Control 'MBR_RL2_A' is switched On or Control 'MBR_RL2_A' is Switched Off Then Run Program MBR_CeilingLightsToggle (If Path) Else Do Nothing Program MBR_CeilingLightsToggle (Disabled) If Status 'MBR_CeilingLight' is Off Then Set Scene 'MBR_CeilingLight' On Else Set Scene 'MBR_CeilingLight' Off Hope this helps. -Xathros
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