salex319 Posted August 9, 2024 Posted August 9, 2024 I have a scene with an appliance module present (SM_HW_Pump). When I press keypad buttons in the scene the, scene responds appropriately turning my device on and off. I would like to start a program when the scene is turned on. If I include all of the controllers in the IF statement this will work. It appeared to me it would be easier to understand and implement if I simply used the SM_HW_Pump being switched "ON" to trigger the program but that doesn't work. The program never runs. Why does that not work when the pump is switched "ON"? I'm also wondering why in my device list the Pump is blue while all other similar devices are red.
salex319 Posted August 9, 2024 Author Posted August 9, 2024 I just figured out the second question, I think. That device is an ApplianceLinc and not an On/Off module. As such it is not able to be a controller perhap?
Solution IndyMike Posted August 9, 2024 Solution Posted August 9, 2024 Change your if statement from "switched on" to "status on". The "switched on" statement is for manually activating a device on/off. You are turning the device on using a scene. It will not trigger the "switched on" if clause. 1
IndyMike Posted August 10, 2024 Posted August 10, 2024 (edited) 16 hours ago, salex319 said: I'm also wondering why in my device list the Pump is blue while all other similar devices are red. I apologize, I missed your second question. In this context, red devices can be CONTROLLERS or RESPONDERS. Apparently your Pump device can only be a responder (output only device). This device cannot be used to control a scene. I actually have very few devices like this. One example would be a 2450 IOLinc. The relay on this device can only be a Responder.. You can see similar examples of Controllers/Responders in your scenes (Red=controller/Blue=responder). Edited August 10, 2024 by IndyMike 1
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