thebrack Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 (edited) I think I'm missing something simple that I just haven't found the right thing in the other threads about this. I have two fanlinc, one 6 button wall switch and one 8 button remote. The goal is to have the switch on/off be the lights switch button A turn both fans on low switch button B turn both fans on med switch button C turn both fans on high switch button D turn both fans off remote button A toggle both lights on/off remote button B toggle fans med/off <----this is where I'm having the most problems---- I have the other remote buttons set for other things. Lights are mostly working, the remote gets out of sync but a second press gets it back in sync. Switch buttons pressed direct where working correctly until I make the programs for the remote B toggle med/off I made two programs but do I end up needing to make four? I'm trying to get around the sometimes needing two remote button presses to change the fan program 1 "remote b button on" fan med status switch B is off and status switch D is 100% and Control remote B is switched ON Or Control remote B is switched OFF then set Scene 'Fan med' on program 2 "remote B button off" fans off status switch A 100% or status switch B 100% or status switch C 100% and control remote B is switched on or control remote B is switched off then set Scene 'fans off' on I've even tried a different thing and it keeps turning the fans off if remote switch b is switched on and status wall switch D off is not off then set scene fans med else set scene fans off Edited April 13, 2017 by thebrack
stusviews Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 The remote is a controller only. It remains unaware of any scene/device changes. In toggle mode, each alternate press will send to opposite command (on or off) of the previous press regardless of the state of any responders. A solution is to use 4-button mode or set the mode to non-toggle on and use programs to turn the scene(s) off.
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