January 4, 20214 yr Scenario: In the process of adding sliding doors to isolate my media room. I would like to keep the existing switch location, outside the room with 2477d, and control them with a Mini Remote. This would allow me to start the playing the music/movie and then control the lights. The goal is to have Button A be a scene and Button B be another and so on. I can get them to turn all on and all off but not at a specific dimming percentage. I just can't find the correct options to make this work correctly. Any suggestions? TIA
January 4, 20214 yr 7 minutes ago, listen2this1 said: Scenario: In the process of adding sliding doors to isolate my media room. I would like to keep the existing switch location, outside the room with 2477d, and control them with a Mini Remote. This would allow me to start the playing the music/movie and then control the lights. The goal is to have Button A be a scene and Button B be another and so on. I can get them to turn all on and all off but not at a specific dimming percentage. I just can't find the correct options to make this work correctly. Any suggestions? TIA You need to configure your scenes for and controllers (within the scene) with the light level that you want things to turn on to. It's the exact same process like all insteon other devices. Each button will need its own scene Edited January 4, 20214 yr by lilyoyo1
January 4, 20214 yr Author I have attempted that. This is the scene for Button A. When I push the button, the lights will go to 100%.
January 4, 20214 yr Author Update, I have them working after many tries. I will place the remote in set mode and then update. Will accept scene most of the time.
January 4, 20214 yr 12 minutes ago, listen2this1 said: Update, I have them working after many tries. I will place the remote in set mode and then update. Will accept scene most of the time. If you have the pro version, you can turn off write updates to battery operated devices. This will allow you to set-up your scene without have to link each individual device one at a time. If you don't have the pro, another thing you can do is add your responders to your scene and configure them how you want them to respond. Once done, add the controller (the buttons) to each scene. This will link all your responders to the controller at the preconfigured levels
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