Solved: Un-Removable macro with no name.

Started by bitman, June 28, 2010, 07:16:55 PM

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Brian H

Any A7 A off in the morning?
That would be another symptom of a dusk dawn trigger from a motion sensor on A6

bitman

I do have Or an "eye" sensor... with motion set at A6.

It's my Dog back sensor on the back deck. It's at A6 but the dog comes and goes 4 or so times a day and night but A7 isn't triggered. However, I forgot about that Unit Code + 1 thing. That is worth a look.

Thanks.

:Ron


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pconroy

Quote from: Dave_x10_L on June 30, 2010, 12:47:20 PM
So you have a dusk sensor somewhere... turning On A7. Maybe a PR511 floodlight (or maybe the floodcam?) with a dusk setting switched IN. Or an "eye" sensor... with motion set at A6. Or maybe one of those tabletop remotes with the timer (or sensor?).. I don't have one... but thinking of the MiniTimer.

Does this sound right (anyone)?


8:57PM would be just around right on for my neck of the woods at this date...

HA Dave

Quote from: pconroy on June 30, 2010, 04:58:25 PM
8:57PM would be just around right on for my neck of the woods at this date...

I have dusk/dawn nightlight macros. Dusk turns some lights On... that a timers then turns Off around bedtime. The timer then turns the same lights back on before we get up... then the sunrise turns them Off. The lights are very low wattage and consume very little electric but add a bit of safety and eliminates the need to turn lights on in many cases.
Home Automation is an always changing technology

Dan Lawrence

I have a single keypress (A5 OFF) that shuts off lights on 4 housecodes with a single press.  Everything else is controlled by timers.  The timers and single macro work perfectly.
I don't SELL this stuff... BUT I sure do ENJOY using it!!!

bitman

It's the same time even in the dead of winter when the sun is down at 5:00 pm.
My only defense is a timer to turn it off at 9:05pm.
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