Hello.
I've searched a bit through the forums but trying to find a clear answer and getting more confused. Sorry if there are extra details, but trying to figure out how to work this correctly.
I have 9 lighting circuits that I am trying to control with a selection of switches, and a couple of 6 button controllers. To give the full picture, there are:
3 circuits are controlled (on/off) by a scene "Overhead" on button A on the 6 button.
3 circuits are controlled (on/off) by a scene "Dim" on button B on the 6 button
3 circuits that just sit independently on switches throughout the area.
Button "D" on the 6 button is intended to be an ALL on/off switch. It is set to a scene which every one of the 9 circuits are responders. The intention is that if any one circuit of the 9 is on, it should activate...and if pressed turn any and all lights off.
This generally seems to work when turning things on however it is in a state such that if any one of the 9 lights turns off, it toggles "D" to off.
For example I turn Scene A ON, button D lights. I turn the closet (not a part of scene) on, button D continues to stay lit.
But when I turn the closet off, even thought Scene A is still on...button D turns off.
At that point, I need to toggle button D on (turning all 9 circuits on) in order to turn D off.
Is there a way to program the switch such that if ANY member of the lighting group is on, it stays active such that it can turn all lights off if triggered??
Thanks in advance for the help.
I've searched a bit through the forums but trying to find a clear answer and getting more confused. Sorry if there are extra details, but trying to figure out how to work this correctly.
I have 9 lighting circuits that I am trying to control with a selection of switches, and a couple of 6 button controllers. To give the full picture, there are:
3 circuits are controlled (on/off) by a scene "Overhead" on button A on the 6 button.
3 circuits are controlled (on/off) by a scene "Dim" on button B on the 6 button
3 circuits that just sit independently on switches throughout the area.
Button "D" on the 6 button is intended to be an ALL on/off switch. It is set to a scene which every one of the 9 circuits are responders. The intention is that if any one circuit of the 9 is on, it should activate...and if pressed turn any and all lights off.
This generally seems to work when turning things on however it is in a state such that if any one of the 9 lights turns off, it toggles "D" to off.
For example I turn Scene A ON, button D lights. I turn the closet (not a part of scene) on, button D continues to stay lit.
But when I turn the closet off, even thought Scene A is still on...button D turns off.
At that point, I need to toggle button D on (turning all 9 circuits on) in order to turn D off.
Is there a way to program the switch such that if ANY member of the lighting group is on, it stays active such that it can turn all lights off if triggered??
Thanks in advance for the help.
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