Any chance you could add the ability to set a UPB device link to blank or null or something like that (ie, not activate, not deactivate, etc)?
I have many links that are mutually exclusive (actually all lighting links are). Just for one example - Daytime Home and Nightime Home. As it works now, when Nighttime Home is activated, Daytime Home is not affected so it still shows the last status which is ACTIVATE. In other words, now both links show they are activated but that does not accurately reflect the status of the lights in the house. In my event I could deactivate Daytime Home and then activate Nighttime Home but that causes all lights to go off momentarily and then the nighttime lights come back on. That's not a desirable effect. So what I would like to be able to do is set Daytime Home to some kind of null value. It would need to be something that would not return true if another event checks the status (ie, "If Daytime Home = Activate" would be false. Even if there were a way to set the status to Deactivate without actually sending the command, that would be OK. (But null would be better).
Thanks!
I have many links that are mutually exclusive (actually all lighting links are). Just for one example - Daytime Home and Nightime Home. As it works now, when Nighttime Home is activated, Daytime Home is not affected so it still shows the last status which is ACTIVATE. In other words, now both links show they are activated but that does not accurately reflect the status of the lights in the house. In my event I could deactivate Daytime Home and then activate Nighttime Home but that causes all lights to go off momentarily and then the nighttime lights come back on. That's not a desirable effect. So what I would like to be able to do is set Daytime Home to some kind of null value. It would need to be something that would not return true if another event checks the status (ie, "If Daytime Home = Activate" would be false. Even if there were a way to set the status to Deactivate without actually sending the command, that would be OK. (But null would be better).
Thanks!
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