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Testing for 8-button mini-remote button press

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I want the mini-remote to be configured as an 8-button toggle. With this configuration is there an easy way to detect when a particular mini-remote button is pressed? I just want to know if a it was pressed; I don't care if it was On, Off, Fast On or anything else. I can test for all the control possibilities but I don't consider that easy.

 

I tried testing for Status Responding but that didn't work. I tried testing for Control is switched on or Control is not switched on as shown in the test program below, but ISY only executes the Else clause.  It really seems that the test program should work since the program only runs because the key was pressed and logically it has to be either an On or a not On.  

 

Example program:

 

All non-MB devices off - [iD 0003][Parent 0001]
 
If
        Control 'Master Suite / MBR Devices / Remotes / R2G - All MB lights off' is not switched On
 
Then
        Set 'Office Devices / S2, ceiling floods' Off
 
Else
        Set 'Office Devices / S2, ceiling floods' On
 
 
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I think I answered my own question. Testing if the status of a button is off or not off  will run the then clause.

Edited by tjkintz

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