Rollback Programming

[electricrussell]

Trying to program a rollback (?) function on SeeTouch keypads.

Situation is: I want to program a bathroom keypad to turn exhaust vent on (8ANS) with a scene toggle. When the button is pressed again I want the light(s) in the scene to go off, but, the vent to remain on for 15 minutes.
I am accomplishing this with a pico in another bathroom by setting the delay to "0" for the lights, and "900s" for the vent on the Off button.
Any ideas? I believe this was called rollback on the Ra2 software, but, admittedly cant remember.
Thanks!

[Rowdy R.]

Hey there,

Rollback feature does exist in Ra3 and will be found in Program under occupancy.
Please note you would be setting the timeout rule for anything you have selected so keep that in mind.

[ninadobrev]

Trying to program a rollback (?) function on SeeTouch keypads.

Situation is: I want to program a bathroom keypad to turn exhaust vent on (8ANS) with a scene toggle. When the button is pressed again I want the light(s) in the scene to go off, but, the vent to remain on for 15 minutes.
I am accomplishing this with a pico in another bathroom by setting the delay to "0" for the lights, and "900s" for the vent on the Off button.
Any ideas? I believe this was called rollback on the Ra2 software, but, admittedly cant remember.

Slope Game

Thanks!

To program a rollback function on Lutron SeeTouch keypads, you should define a scene for the bathroom lights and set up a button to control the exhaust vent. Configure the button to toggle the scene for the lights while programming the vent to stay on for 15 minutes using a delay function. Use the Lutron software to set immediate off actions for the lights and a delayed off action for the vent, then test to ensure the functionality meets your requirements.

[EmilBunker]

To program a rollback function on Lutron SeeTouch keypads, you should define a scene for the bathroom lights and set up a button to control the exhaust geometry dash deadlocked vent. Configure the button to toggle the scene for the lights while programming the vent to stay on for 15 minutes using a delay function. Use the Lutron software to set immediate off actions for the lights and a delayed off action for the vent, then test to ensure the functionality meets your requirements.

Sounds like a good suggestion. I will consider.