jgs2n Posted April 7, 2020 Posted April 7, 2020 I have a simple program that turns on grow lights for vegetable seedlings. They are plugged into an insteon on off plug in switch. The program I noticed the light was not turning on so I added a notification to tell me when the light was turned on and off. According to my notification, the light is turned on a 5 am but on two consecutive days turned off at 647am. When I log into the isy and look at variables under porgrams, there is not a program that runs at 647 am. I tried resetting the insteon on off plug in switch and the same thing happened. What am I missing? Thanks
lilyoyo1 Posted April 7, 2020 Posted April 7, 2020 2 minutes ago, jgs2n said: I have a simple program that turns on grow lights for vegetable seedlings. They are plugged into an insteon on off plug in switch. The program I noticed the light was not turning on so I added a notification to tell me when the light was turned on and off. According to my notification, the light is turned on a 5 am but on two consecutive days turned off at 647am. When I log into the isy and look at variables under porgrams, there is not a program that runs at 647 am. I tried resetting the insteon on off plug in switch and the same thing happened. What am I missing? Thanks What's your notification program look like?
jgs2n Posted April 8, 2020 Author Posted April 8, 2020 Nothing fancy If Plant light status is on Then Send notification to... I have a separate program for if plant light status off that is similar.
lilyoyo1 Posted April 8, 2020 Posted April 8, 2020 There's probably another program that is part of. I'd remove it from the isy and factory it. Disable it in the isy and let it go for a few days. If nothing happens in regards to turning on and off, restore it in the isy. If it occurs again then you have another program somewhere running with it last of
oberkc Posted April 8, 2020 Posted April 8, 2020 If your light is turning off at a time other than 9pm, it is the fault of something other than this program. I would look to see what other programs run at 6:47 and track it down from there. Is the grow light part of any scene?
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