Posted May 16, 200916 yr after this program executes the KPL on LED is still lit. How do I make sure it is in the off stage: This program is a 1HR Pool Pump" If Control '0A.2C.EE.1' is switched On Or Control 'KPL Pool Eq B' is switched On And Control 'KPL Pool Eq B' is not switched Off Then Run Program 'Pool on 2 HR KPL' (Else Path) Run Program 'Pool on 4 HR KPL' (Else Path) Run Program ' Pool Eq On KPL' (Else Path) Wait 2 seconds Send X10 'K16/On (3)' Wait 1 hour Run Program 'Pool on 1 HR KPL' (Else Path) Else Send X10 'K16/Off (11)'
May 18, 200916 yr Hi jkraus, Which statement is supposed to turn off the KPL? With kind regards, Michel after this program executes the KPL on LED is still lit. How do I make sure it is in the off stage: This program is a 1HR Pool Pump" If Control '0A.2C.EE.1' is switched On Or Control 'KPL Pool Eq B' is switched On And Control 'KPL Pool Eq B' is not switched Off Then Run Program 'Pool on 2 HR KPL' (Else Path) Run Program 'Pool on 4 HR KPL' (Else Path) Run Program ' Pool Eq On KPL' (Else Path) Wait 2 seconds Send X10 'K16/On (3)' Wait 1 hour Run Program 'Pool on 1 HR KPL' (Else Path) Else Send X10 'K16/Off (11)'
May 18, 200916 yr Author I naively thought when the program was done the KPL light would turn off. Now I have created a scene for the KPL button and in the program's else command I turn that scene off. Is that the best way?
May 18, 200916 yr Hello jkraus, Aha! Please add the off statement at the bottom of the Then path + the Else path. This way, when the program is done (end of the Then path) your KPL light turns off + when the Else path is activated. With kind regards, Michel I naively thought when the program was done the KPL light would turn off. Now I have created a scene for the KPL button and in the program's else command I turn that scene off. Is that the best way?
May 18, 200916 yr Author sorry for my inexperience, but the only wayI see to turn off the KPL LED is to add the KPL button to a scene then turn off that scene at the end of the then path or the else path. Is that what you mean?
May 18, 200916 yr Hello again, I think you already have that KPL in a scene to turn it on? If not, then you are 100% correct: you should add it to a scene as a responder and then turn off the scene. If you already have that scene, then simply turn it off. With kind regards, Michel sorry for my inexperience, but the only wayI see to turn off the KPL LED is to add the KPL button to a scene then turn off that scene at the end of the then path or the else path. Is that what you mean?
May 18, 200916 yr Author Perfect! Thanks. I had basically came to the same conclusion by trial and error, just was not sure that I was missing something more obvious. Thanks again Joe