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, 20178 yr by thebrack

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.