Jordan Scott Posted July 12, 2022 Share Posted July 12, 2022 Hello! I’ve searched the forums for related answers, and didn’t find anything. If I’ve missed the answer elsewhere, sorry!! Please simply provide the link. No need to re-create the wheel here! Here is my scenario: I’m running Polsy v3.0.63 and ISY v5.4.4 . I have the Hue Node v0.1.11 (by xKing) installed (from the PG3 Node Server Store). My goal is to have ISY scenes, that include Hue lights, and have the scenes adjusted/triggered by controllers (Insteon Switches) within the scenes. As an example: I have the Insteon paddle switch called “L1 – Great Room – Cans” as a Controller for this scene, with the Hue lights all as responders. Based upon the screen shot above, when the scene is triggered (via the included switch), I would expect the ramp rate of the switch (2sec) and the brightness (50%) of the switch to be applied. In addition, I would expect Great Room Can 2 (a Hue bulb, in an always hot socket) to be set to the color red, and the remaining Hue bulbs to go to their default setting. However, this is the not the actual behavior. The switch mimics the “Fast On” behavior, and all hue lights in the scene simply go on to the last on setting. What is interesting is I am able to adjust the brightness of the Hue lights, via the Insteon Paddle, and if I trigger the scene via the ISY or Mobile app directly, the scene is applied correctly. Any thoughts? I feel like I am missing something stupid here. Thank you ahead of time for your help! ~J Link to comment
Solution vbPhil Posted July 12, 2022 Solution Share Posted July 12, 2022 Just a thought that you are probably already aware of, but the ISY is always a scene controller as well as any other controllers added to the scene. Each controller has its own set of parameters so when you select that controller in the Admin Console its settings are displayed and can be adjusted. Make sure that all your controllers for the scene have the same settings or whatever is desired. Link to comment
Jordan Scott Posted July 12, 2022 Author Share Posted July 12, 2022 Thank you @vbphil!!! This was actually half of my issue. I had forgotten about each "controller" in a scene can have separate settings! What this doesn't fix, is the locally applied ramp rate and dim level. I can't even adjust it for some reason in the scene, see below: Thoughts? Thanks again for your help! Link to comment
vbPhil Posted July 12, 2022 Share Posted July 12, 2022 (edited) 2 hours ago, Jordan Scott said: What this doesn't fix, is the locally applied ramp rate and dim level. I can't even adjust it for some reason in the scene, see below: I personally use Network Resources to turn my "Hue scenes" on and off. So, I tried your example where you add the Hue node (light) to an ISY scene. With that it looks like you're only able to set one command on the Hue light for the scene. I don't see how that is much useful. Also, I'm not sure what "default" means. Where would the default values be set? Edited July 12, 2022 by vbphil It is useful. Selecting some of the commands like Color XY you can set the color, brightness, transition time. Link to comment
vbPhil Posted July 12, 2022 Share Posted July 12, 2022 21 minutes ago, Jordan Scott said: Thank you @vbphil!!! This was actually half of my issue. I had forgotten about each "controller" in a scene can have separate settings! What this doesn't fix, is the locally applied ramp rate and dim level. I can't even adjust it for some reason in the scene, see below: Thoughts? Thanks again for your help! I just realized what you were showing in your image. you've got a controller selected and there's no parameters showing. What do you have selected in Navigator (left hand panel)? Link to comment
vbPhil Posted July 12, 2022 Share Posted July 12, 2022 The ramp and dim levels are set on the responder not the controller of a scene. Link to comment
vbPhil Posted July 12, 2022 Share Posted July 12, 2022 Another thought. Maybe you made the key panel a responder when you added it to the scene. Some devices can be either in a scene and when added to the scene you select what it is to be. Link to comment
Jordan Scott Posted July 15, 2022 Author Share Posted July 15, 2022 Figured it out! For whatever reason (still don't know) devices that were added into an ISY Scene that contained Hue devices, got "reset". Their ramp rate and dim level were reset. I didn't realize it, but once I did, and adjusted it (from the device properties outside of the scene), it worked as intended. Super weird! Thanks everyone for the help! Jordan Link to comment
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