Can the status of a light be indicated on the keypad when using the Android App. Answering my own question, yes, if I have a scene created and the lamp module and both wall switches are members of the scene. I don't want to use a scene because Alexa cannot dim a scene. And I don't want to use to commands, one to turn on the scene and one for dimming the lamp module.
HUB = 2245-222 v 1012
Wall Switch = 2334-232 x2
Lamp Module = 2457D2
Android App = I am assuming the latest
Windows 10 = I am assuming the latest (also has the same result)
The two wall switches, button D in this case, and the lamp module are hard linked, I think that's what it is called. In other words if I press a D button, the lamp comes on and the other D button lights. Works the other way and if I control the lamp module the two D buttons react.
Using the Android App; in my scene all three devices are responders. The scene as stated above, operates the lamp and the two D buttons. If I choose the lamp device, the light comes on but the status of the D buttons remains off.
What configuration step(s) am I missing?
HUB = 2245-222 v 1012
Wall Switch = 2334-232 x2
Lamp Module = 2457D2
Android App = I am assuming the latest
Windows 10 = I am assuming the latest (also has the same result)
The two wall switches, button D in this case, and the lamp module are hard linked, I think that's what it is called. In other words if I press a D button, the lamp comes on and the other D button lights. Works the other way and if I control the lamp module the two D buttons react.
Using the Android App; in my scene all three devices are responders. The scene as stated above, operates the lamp and the two D buttons. If I choose the lamp device, the light comes on but the status of the D buttons remains off.
What configuration step(s) am I missing?
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