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2025-04-0312:14 AM
Hi Nigel,
I may be mistaken, but generally i dont think its possible for a sensor to trigger scenes stored within it ( i htink its to prevent circular triggering ).
Do you have another device on the network that can stroe scenes?The sensor can be setup to recall the stored scene from another device. Create your scene in the other device and assign a trigger group and action selector. Use a value in the action selector that equates to a c-bus % level. easy ones are 255 ( 100%) and 0 (0%)
Open the sensor and on the Unit tab set the secondary application to trigger control.
Set one of the 8 virtual keys to "S" ( secondary ) and then select the trigger group used for the scene saved on the other device. On the Key Functions tab change the corrodponding key number functions to short press to recall 1 ( only if you are also trigger a scene ON, if not just set it as retrigger ), short release retrigger, lone press idle, long release retrigger.
On the Blocks tab set the recall 1 value to the trigger groups action selector for the ON scene ( ie 100% ) and the recall 2 value to the trigger groups action selector for the OFF scene ( ie 0% ) set the timer time as required and set the expiary to recall 2. Note if using multiple sensors, say in an open office space, the sensors dont hand over the timer between eachother when using the trigger application.
Give the above a test and see how you go.
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