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<blockquote data-quote="Sk3wby" data-source="post: 492529" data-attributes="member: 84062">Hi WileECoyote,Unfortunately my X-10 device are not 2-way either.&nbsp; I currently control the lighting changes (during watching TV/movie) when pressing play/stop/pause through my Harmony895 remote.&nbsp; This is capable of conditional macros, so i set it up to only put the light on when stop is pressed if it is night-time.e.g.macro to turn lights on:if STOP is pressed AND &quot;TIME&quot;=&quot;NIGHT&quot; then turn C1(light) ONmacro to turn lights off:if PLAY is pressed AND &quot;TIME&quot;=&quot;NIGHT&quot; then turn C1(light) OFFmacro to turn lights to 50%:if PAUSE is pressed AND &quot;TIME&quot;=&quot;NIGHT&quot; then send command 50% brightness to C1(light)Not ideal, i know, but it doesn't rely on knowing the devices current state and it does stop the lights being turned on &amp; off during the day.Sorry i can't be of more help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sk3wby, post: 492529, member: 84062"] Hi WileECoyote, Unfortunately my X-10 device are not 2-way either. I currently control the lighting changes (during watching TV/movie) when pressing play/stop/pause through my Harmony895 remote. This is capable of conditional macros, so i set it up to only put the light on when stop is pressed if it is night-time. e.g. macro to turn lights on: if STOP is pressed AND "TIME"="NIGHT" then turn C1(light) ON macro to turn lights off: if PLAY is pressed AND "TIME"="NIGHT" then turn C1(light) OFF macro to turn lights to 50%: if PAUSE is pressed AND "TIME"="NIGHT" then send command 50% brightness to C1(light) Not ideal, i know, but it doesn't rely on knowing the devices current state and it does stop the lights being turned on & off during the day. Sorry i can't be of more help. [/QUOTE]

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