I'll start by saying that I'm probably doing something wrong. I just migrated from Wink less than a week ago, and I'm still learning how this thing works. That said, I've come across 2 (to date) issues with Scenes that I'm hoping someone can help me with.
First issue: I have a Sengled bulb in the hallway by my front door. This works fine when controlled directly from the device menu or from a dashboard. It works fine when controlled via a Pico remote and Lutron integration. I have a Scene called "Exit" that turns off most of the devices in the house and is supposed to turn on the Sengled bulb and a garage switch. Everything works fine except for the Sengled bulb. It never turns on but shows as on in both a lights dashboard I've created and in the devices page for the bulb. My workaround has been to trigger the Pico remote to turn on the bulb. That works, and I can live with it, but I'd like to understand what I'm missing. The bulb shows as a dimmer, and "on" is defined as on at 100%.
Second issue: I have a couple of lamps in the bedroom connected to Leviton plug-in switches. These are grouped together. Both the individual switches and the group work fine from dashboards and the devices menu. I can even turn the group on or off with Amazon Echo integration. However, when included in a Scene called "Morning" that should turn the group on, nothing happens. The group is marked as a dimmer bulb with color control, etc., but I'm only using on and off states. If I include the individual switches in the scene instead of the group, everything works. That works as a fix, but again, what am I missing?
Anyway, thanks in advance from a beginner for any help. Overall, I'm loving the level of control vs. Wink, and I regret not making the move until Wink sort of forced my hand.
