I'm using programs instead of groups to deal with RemoteLinc weirdness.

I'm using one program for "on" and another for "off".

Is there a way I can make a single program where the "then" is ON and the "else" is OFF (or vice-versa)?

Hello gregoryx,

 

First of all, I would like to hear about your RL's weirdness for, using programs instead of scenes, is usually not very efficient.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

 

I'm using programs instead of groups to deal with RemoteLinc weirdness.

I'm using one program for "on" and another for "off".

Is there a way I can make a single program where the "then" is ON and the "else" is OFF (or vice-versa)?

You should be able to do this:

 

If
       Control 'Remote1' is switched On
 and Control 'Remote1' is not switched Off


Then
       Set Scene 'Lights' On

Else
      Set Scene 'Lights' Off

 

But like Michel said, probably better to find the root of your problem.

Michel, it appears now that the weirdness is related to switches' link tables not acting as they should - possibly the known issues, though I'm seeing it in a KPL.

 

MikeB, thanks for the code, I thought I'd tried all the variations; that didn't even occur to me.

Hello gregoryx,

 

Got your email ... thanks so very much. Perhaps this will be a great opportunity to figure out exactly what's causing all these problems.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

 

Michel, it appears now that the weirdness is related to switches' link tables not acting as they should - possibly the known issues, though I'm seeing it in a KPL.

 

MikeB, thanks for the code, I thought I'd tried all the variations; that didn't even occur to me.