On August 27, 2016 at 05:28, charris said...
Mac,
I am thinking to try this but I wish there was a way to do it to work "correctly" always. I know it can be done by programming e.g "if any loads are on switch them off"/"if all loads are off, activate scene" but honestly who wants to program logic for every button? I will check on C4/Crestron there might be a setting that this can be achieved easily (e.g button to also follow loads and act accordingly).
Is the reason you do it like that to avoid another button for the room off? I guess the answer is yes and I understand it since our biggest problem always is that we have very few buttons to do what we want - especially when we have blinds which again is almost always.
In many rooms we could have an On and an Off button but in others there just isn't enough space. And i am in agreement with you about logic on lutron buttons. I have only had to do this for 1 project where the client had a misting system that required extra thought. Luckily someone at the Lutron forum was able to help me. I cant imagine a valid reason for doing this for 100 keypad locations.
