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Lighting Trigger Program Help

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I have a program that is set to trigger a lighting scene when the deadbolt is unlocked via the keypad between Sunset - to Sunrise +. I am using the deadbolt access alarm status "keypad unlock" and the parameters to initiate this and trigger the "then" path of a separate program to set the lighting scene. This generally works as intended but the issue comes about when the deadbolt status hasn't changed from "keypad unlock" and the trigger time of day comes around again, thus triggering the program to run since status is still "keypad unlock". I am looking for a solution that only triggers the program once when the deadbolt is unlocked and not again if the deadbolt remains unlocked and the trigger time comes around again. Unfortunately the access alarm parameters are only "status" and not "control" for the "keypad unlock" condition. For clarification there is another deactivation program for the trigger lighting based on time of day or by manual deactivation. Any thought/insight on resolving this is greatly appreciated.

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You may need to split this into two programs. Try this easy solution first.

Program 1: If keypad status is unlocked. then wait 2 seconds and then disable the program you have above. Else,--> enable it.

Program 2: above program.

But the question that comes to mind, is that you say only status is available, but the program shows control?

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