Problem - Scheduled timer not working

[TimJWatts 4]

(HCL v3.593)

Anyone see what's wrong with this?

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It should just turn a TKB TZ88E off at 10:14.

It didn't.

The device responds fine to manual operation via the devices panel.

And what are those 2 blank boxes after the turn-off box? I think they might be key as I've had a test timer scene working OK with sending an email.

(EDIT) I guess the green blank box is a dimmer value where applicable?

Cheers

Tim

[ Added: 2014-11-22, 11:28 ]

Also - I can run the scene manually and it works.

[akatar 208]

green is dimmer, red box with the s is delay

maybe: start when hc2 starts?

[TimJWatts 4]

green is dimmer, red box with the s is delay

maybe: start when hc2 starts?

Thanks for the box confirmation.

OK - I'll try the "start when HCL starts". I assumed that meant "run the scene" because there's also an Active button which is ticked.

Goes off to try...

[akatar 208]

active scene means that it is possible to deactivate scene for holliday or something

i have a scene with exact time and i did "ticked" sytart when hc2 starts

just try and change time to now for check if it's working

[TimJWatts 4]

Thanks so much guys!

That did the trick. It *seems* to be working as expected.

I *thought* that the "Start when HC starts" meant "Run the scene" not "let the scene be active".

Little bit confusing that. Now to do a quick test and see if it respects my Holiday variable...

[ Added: 2014-11-22, 12:47 ]

Lovely - the Holiday variable seems to do the trick too...

OK - this is showing promise...

Thanks again for your help

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[ Added: 2014-11-22, 12:48 ]

The only disappointment is my Aeon Multisensor does not want to work screwed to the shed. (7m and 2 brick walls away).

I've put that under the eaves (bungalow) so it's got nearly line of sight with the transmitter through a pane of glass. That seems to work now...

[ Added: 2014-11-22, 12:49 ]

This might get better maybe if I get more devices and they mesh (assuming the TZ88E can route).

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only 220v powered devices are repeaters, don't buy a special repeater just a powered zwave device

just buy a couple of plugin wall switches (+/- 35 euros a piece)

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[TimJWatts 4]

Ah - so my TZ88E plug in switches probably are able to be mesh repeaters...

Thanks

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