smokegrub Posted November 26, 2016 Posted November 26, 2016 I use an ApplianceLinc to control a small fan. The ApplianceLinc is controlled by a KPL button. When the KPL button is used to control the device, it properly displays its status. If, however, I control the ApplianceLink directly, the status does not display properly on the KPL. No problem. I thought. I tried placing both the KPL button and the AppianceLinc as controllers in a scene. Only the KPL could be entered as a controller; the ApplianceLinc could only be entered as a responder. This is no big deal but I would like to know if there is a way to address this display issue. Thanks. Quote
G W Posted November 26, 2016 Posted November 26, 2016 I use an ApplianceLinc to control a small fan. The ApplianceLinc is controlled by a KPL button. When the KPL button is used to control the device, it properly displays its status. If, however, I control the ApplianceLink directly, the status does not display properly on the KPL. No problem. I thought. I tried placing both the KPL button and the AppianceLinc as controllers in a scene. Only the KPL could be entered as a controller; the ApplianceLinc could only be entered as a responder. This is no big deal but I would like to know if there is a way to address this display issue. Thanks.That is correct. Place both in a scene and control the scene instead of the device. I'm Gary Funk. Pay no attention to this message. Quote
stusviews Posted November 26, 2016 Posted November 26, 2016 The ApplianceLinc is a responder only. A workaround is to use a program. Only Status is available, not Control (because the device is not a controller). Quote
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