However, despite saving the lives of numerous people with his medical knowledge and abilities, Hogback considered his patients an annoyance that he had to put up with for the sake of the money they provided, and viewed the doctors who could not help his patients themselves as morons. Hogback is immensely arrogant and extremely proud of his reputation as a genius. Hogback explains the "agony" of his past profession to Chopper. Don't you understand the agony of a prodigy?! It only causes trouble, so much trouble! I could save the lives of those that other moronic doctors couldn't. I performed many operations for money, but more and more patients whom I didn't want to see came to see me. Hogback wore a simple white sweater with the word "genius" ( 天才, tensai ?) printed on it as well as black gloves, pants, and shoes. He had round eyes and a small, normally-shaped nose and mouth. Īs a child, Hogback wore his hair in a bowl cut, with his bangs framing his face. When Brook confronted him five years prior to the Straw Hats' arrival on Thriller Bark, Hogback wore his present-day outfit, but had his hair arranged in a chonmage style. Īt the time when he first met Victoria Cindry ten years prior to his encounter with the Straw Hat Pirates, Hogback wore a white double-breasted suit over an indigo shirt, gray pants, and a dark blond feathery cape he also wore his hair with a small swirl sticking out of the front, as well as a golden bangle and pearl bracelet on his right wrist, a silver bangle and ruby-chain bracelet on his left wrist, and rings with large jewels on each index finger and his left thumb, as well as gold rings on his other fingers. He also wears a white surgical mask under his chin, a pair of very small black gold-rimmed sunglasses, a violet feathery cape that is black on the inside, and a pair of purple high-heeled boots. ![]() Hogback wears a fishnet vest, purple leather pants, a thick black tie, and a pair of purple gloves, which cover his long, claw-like fingers. On the left side of his neck is a black tattoo consisting of two slashes connected to two swirls lying side-by-side on his shoulder. His face has a scar in the shape of a semi-circle that goes above his eyes and connects both corners of his mouth, which is usually grinning widely, and he keeps his black hair slicked back. His somewhat long nose resembles a beak or knife, and he has notably sharp and long canine teeth and ears. ![]() 5.1.2 A Dead Man Comes to the Island of the Deadĭespite his round torso, Hogback has very thin arms and legs. ![]()
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![]() In 1928-29, the overtime rule was changed again to a 10-minute without the sudden death provision. In 1927-28, 10-minute sudden overtimes were played following a tie game in regulation time. The first known change to overtime in the NHL happened in the 1921-22 season, where overtime was fixed to 20 minutes. If you’d like to read up more the details, please check out my blog post about What Does ROW Mean in Hockey Standings.Īs a teaser, if two (or more) teams finished the season tied in points, the ROW column plays a factor in the order of team standings. In this case, “overtime wins” encompass victories during the overtime period only (shootout wins excluded). If you'd like to learn more about team win, loss and overtime columns, make sure to check out my blog here on What are the Three Numbers in Hockey Standings.įurthermore, the ROW column dictates that there is no difference between an overtime or shootout win. Teams that lose in overtime or shootout earn 1 point, while 0 points are awarded for regulation losses. The OT column stands for Overtime/Shootout Losses, which is separate from regulation losses. However, in terms of team standings, a loss in overtime or shootout is listed in the OT column. Generally speaking, the shootout is separate from overtime because of the gameplay format. Is the Shootout Considered Part of Overtime? Whoever breaks the tie in overtime wins the game. The game stops once the next team scores, which is why it is called sudden death overtime. That said, teams continue to play just as they would during regulation time (first 3 periods). Overtime Hockey in Playoffsĭuring the playoffs, teams continue 5-on-5 play unless, of course, a penalty is called. Should the game remain tied after 3 rounds, teams play one round at a time until a winner is declared. ![]() The shootout begins with 3 shooters on each side and the team with the most goals wins the game. The shootout continues until a winner is declared. ![]() If neither team scores in overtime in the regular season, the game heads to a shootout. Once the game resumes, teams must adjust their player counts back to three players aside. Lastly, if the disadvantaged were to kill off the penalty, the penalized player can return to the ice and game will continue 4-on-4, 5-on-4 or 5-on-5 until the next whistle is called. In other words, the team would have a 4-on-3 or 5-on-3 powerplay. Should a penalty or two be called, the team on the powerplay can have one (or two) additional players on the ice. ![]() Meant to come online in 1986, postponed for a year after the Chernobyl accident. Initially operated at 1500 MW, de-rated to 1360 after the Chernobyl accident. Postponed to 1989, then cancelled by Chernobyl Disaster Shutdown as a result of the Chernobyl DisasterĬatastrophic meltdown and explosion - the reactor of the Chernobyl Disaster ![]() Shutdown after the Spitak Earthquake and Chernobyl accident, restarted in 1995. Shutdown after the Spitak Earthquake and Chernobyl accident The event slowed the nuclear energy program of the Soviet Union, which would not see reinvigoration until after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. These required re-design or replacement to meet safety standards for operation. The incident highlighted the threat of the country's 24 RBMK reactors, which were found to have been created with major operational flaws that cause uncontrollable spikes in energy during a reactor's emergency shutdown procedure. įollowing the 1986 accident, stances on nuclear power changed, especially so in the USSR. The Chernobyl disaster is one of two disasters ranked as a Level 7 on the International Nuclear Event Scale for the spread of radioactive material and environmental effects, and there are significant areas of Ukraine and Belarus that are still considered contaminated by the accident. 4 at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant causing an explosion within the core that destroyed the reactor itself, and vented radioactive materials into the atmosphere and surrounding environment, causing dozens of immediate deaths related to the containment of the accident, and potentially tens of thousands of later deaths from cancer. On April 26, 1986, an uncontrolled power increase occurred within the core of Reactor No. Chernobyl accident of Ap The remains of Reactor No. The differences in institutional culture, priorities, and expertise between these two industries have been argued to be core to understanding the choices made by the Soviet Union in the field of nuclear power, notably in its embrace of the controversial RBMK reactor design, which was developed with a priority on ease of local construction, economical value, and the possibility (never implemented) for dual-use plutonium production - with core safety concerns being either de-prioritized or kept secret. The reactors were ordered and administered, however by the Ministry of Energy and Electrification ( Minenergo), which was in charge of power production and plant operation. Īll Soviet power reactors were designed by the Ministry of Medium Machine Building ( Sredmash), the key Soviet ministry for administering the Soviet nuclear weapons complex from 1953 until 1989 (when it was reorganized into the Ministry of Atomic Energy and Industry of the USSR). ![]() ![]() Throughout the 1970s, approximately 10% of electricity powering the Soviet Union came from Nuclear Power Plants and predictions made by Deputy Minister of Power Energy aimed an increase by approximately 400-500% by the year 2000. At this point, the Soviet Union was committed to developing an aggressive nuclear power program. By 1975, this capacity was increased to 4.7 GW. In the year 1960, the Soviet Union had a nuclear power capacity of 605 MWe. Following the development, commercial power stations were constructed in Beloyarsk, Novo-Voronezh, Kola, Leningrad, and Armenia. The power plant proved successful in its experiment and four years later, the Siberian Nuclear Power Station with a 100 MWe capacity was installed and subsequently increased to 600 MWe. At the beginning of its operation, it produced 5 MWe. It was intended as an experiment to determine the capabilities of nuclear power in supplying a commercial grid. The first nuclear power plant constructed in the world was the Obninsk Nuclear Power Plant, built near Moscow on June 26, 1954. History The Obninsk Nuclear Power Plant in 2008. However, nuclear power within the Soviet Union declined severely as a result of the 1986 Chernobyl Disaster. At its peak in 1982, nuclear power in the Soviet Union accounted for 6.5% of total electricity consumption and the total nuclear capacity installed was 18 GW. ![]() We then paste the contents of the downloaded OpenAPI document into swagger and we are prompted confirm if we want to convert the JSON content to YAML instead. Then click Create API button to submit the form. Fill out the Name, Owner and Project fields and assign the appropriate visibility option by choosing from the dropdown options. Set OpenAPI version to 3.0.0 and choose None from the Template dropdown. Once logged, we create a new API by clicking new then selecting Create New API from the options.Ī form is presented to be filled(see below) out with information about our project. Next, we hard over to Swagger and log in to our account. The generates a download link to store the converted document (in JSON file format) on our local machine. We then, proceed to upload our Postman collection for conversion to the OpenAPI standard. With the Postman collection exported as JSON file, we head over to APITransform and then fill out a form Form from API Transform The Postman documentation details how to achieve this, here Convert Postman Collection To OpenAPI Standard ![]() To set a port for which we will be serving the API. To achieve this, we will need to add a package to our project which automatically generate a Postman collection based on the routes we have in the project. ![]() For more on how to create a Postman collection, see here Generating A Postman Collection from Laravel In testing APIs, I use PostMan to test and document my APIs by creating a collection under a namespace with PostMan. The API documentation can act as the central reference that keeps all the team members aligned on what your API’s objectives are, and how the API’s resources are exposed Įnables bugs and issues identification in the API’s architecture when defining it with the team And this helps internal and external users to understand the API and know what it can do It helps your internal teams know the details of your resources, methods, and their associated requests and responses, making maintenance and updates quicker Īgreement on API specs for the endpoints, data, types, attributes and more. Leads to good product maintenance and quicker updates. New users will start being productive earlier and will not depend on a person (already with the knowledge) who would need to spend slots of their time to explain how the API is design and how it works Improves the experience for developers consuming an API ĭecreases the amount of time spent on-boarding new users (internal developers or external partners). Why? Take a look to the following points: Why document APIs?Įven though working with Agile, and one of the principles being “Working Software Over Comprehensive Documentation”, from Agile Manifesto, documentation matters, and we invest our time doing it. Some aspects of API documentation can be generated automatically via Swagger or other documents. It also provides updates on the API’s lifecycle such as new versions or retirement. ![]() It includes instructions on how to effectively use and integrate the API. Swagger is my preferred way of sharing my API documentation with my colleagues and teams.ĪPI documentation is technical content that documents the API. Getting these collections out to be shared with teams(internal/external) in a clean format can be a pain sometimes. It’s used in testing API endpoints which can be grouped into project based collections. If I’m not mistaken, Postman is the most popular REST client out there. ![]() Undoing Local Changes That Have Been Committed (But Not Pushed) with git add) so you can make any additional changes or add any missing files. Your changes remain in place, and the files go back to being staged (e.g. Your latest commit will now be undone.NOTE: git reset -soft HEAD~ is the same as git reset -soft HEAD^ which you may see in Git documentation.For example, to undo the last 2 commits (assuming both have not been pushed) run git reset -soft HEAD~2 TIP: Add a number to the end to undo multiple commits.You can undo the commit, and then make a new (correct) commit. For example, maybe you added some files and made a commit, and then immediately realized you forgot something. If you made a mistake on your last commit and have not pushed yet, you can undo it. Undoing Your Last Commit (That Has Not Been Pushed) If working with a remote repo, you can now push those changes:.This will make a new commit that is the opposite of the existing commit, reverting the file(s) to their previous state as if it was never changed.To exit VIM, press : to enter command mode, then q for quit, and finally hit Return (Mac) or Enter (Windows). If you don't add that option, you'll end up in the VIM text editor. NOTE: The -no-edit option prevents git from asking you to enter in a commit message.Once you know the hash for the commit you want to undo, run the following command (replacing 2f5451f with your commit's hash):.In your terminal (Terminal, Git Bash, or Windows Command Prompt) run the command git log -oneline.In the commit history on the GitHub or Bitbucket or website.Here are two places you can see the hash for commits: You need to find the hash for the commit you want to undo. Each commit has a unique hash (which looks something like 2f5451f).Run git status and make sure you have a clean working tree.If you have one specific commit you want to undo, you can revert it as follows: Undoing a Specific Commit (That Has Been Pushed) That file has now been reverted to the way it was at the previous commit (before your changes).Run the following command, replacing filename.html with your file path (which you could copy and paste from the git status command):. ![]()
![]() The only times I fire up OpenOffice if I reach the limits of the other programs (mostly related to importing nonstandard file formats). □Ĭoming back to your initial statement, I found myself more and more often using Abiword and GNumeric instead of OpenOffice because of speed issues. On the other hand, it’s not so important how fast a program loads – this is O(1) – but how well it performs when in use – that would be some kind of O(n), “scientifically” spoken. OpenOffice 3 on FreeBSD 7 on a 2 GHz P4, I can see that the older system loads faster. “Go buy a new PC!” seems to solve everything.įor example, if I compare the startup times of OpenOffice 2 on FreeBSD 5 on a 300 MHz P2 vs. With today’s more-than-enough resources on hardware, there seems to be no need for efficient programming. I’m not sure Oracle is to be blamed here, as the trend I pointed out is visible across many (most?) software products. I think that’s sad – spending hours on compliling and then still missing essential parts that have been present in the past. Today, those doesn’t seem to be part of the localized builds anymore. LibreOffice emerges as a better option out of the two in the battle of LibreOffice vs. For example, OpenOffice version 1 and 2 contained a german dictionary in the default localized install. n… it’s obvious that such a program CAN’T be fast unless you upgrade your hardware and software along with that program.Īnother point I’d like to mention in this regards is the trend of modularization. With the implementation based upon newer sets of libraries that need certain dependencies that need certain dependencies that rely on other dependencies… cont. The reason? Because there’s much more functionality inside, like script processing engines, extensive input and output filters, and all the other litlle things – MANY little things – users are interested in. If you then maybe compare more backwards to StarOffice… well, seems to be a lot faster. If you would compare today’s OpenOffice (version 3) to an older version (version 1), you would see that the older versions often load faster even on older systems. Modern software tends to get slower and slower, that’s true. Quick Links Why Do OpenOffice and LibreOffice Both Exist But What's the Difference The License Situation It Doesn't Really Matter was once the open-source office suite of choice, but it fractured into two separate projects - Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice. Still, I can partly agree with your statement. GNumeric, just like Abiword, is a “more stand-alone” program, allthough to be seen as part of Gnome’s office suite (but quite independent of Gnome). Comparing OpenOffice to GNumeric is not valid as GNumeric “is less than” OpenOffice (a spreadsheed application vs. ![]() But now that oracle owns it just going to be slower and slower just like their other products. ![]() Even tho this software still a piece of garbage, It should load as fast as gnumeric. Step 6: Make a list of all the services and products you offer in Invoice format in ExcelĪ categorised list of services and products includes:ġ) Name and details of the product or service Follow the reference given below for a sample invoice format in Excel: Include the words "invoice to" or simply "to" before filling out the rest of this form. The client's name, city, street address, and phone number are included in the contact information. Step 5: Enter the client’s contact details Using Excel, you can also design a unique salary slip, keeping all available formats and components in mind. Make three lines on the right side of the header to provide the billing date, payment due date, and specific invoice number. Step 4: Add invoice payment due date with an invoice number To do this, go to the layout menu and on the view section, uncheck the gridlines box. You can also remove the gridlines once you are done with the invoice. ![]() Remove the gridlines to get a clean sheet to work with. If Excel automatically takes you to a blank spreadsheet, you can skip this step. Press ‘File’, followed by ‘New Workbook’, to start an empty Excel workbook. Learn ways to implement VBA and Macros by taking our course- Microsoft Excel VBA and Macro Training ! How to create your Invoice Template in Excel Step 1: Open a new blank workbook There are three main ways to send out an invoice A popup will appear, guiding you to name the invoice and choose the format type before saving it.ī) It is suggested to protect the invoice to prevent document compatibility errors and guarantee that the client receives an un-editable, clear invoice.Ĭ) After saving the document, you can send it to the client. Step 3: Save and Send the InvoiceĪ) Click File and then select ‘Save As’ to save your finished File. The invoice template in the reference image above has all the necessary information according to different sections. Use the home menu to add your business colours, logo, and preferred font.Īdd the purchase details. It should include a categorised list of products and services with a brief description.Ĭ) The template should have a subtotal for every product or service along with payment terms, taxes, discounts and total amount dueĪfter checking all the sections, start designing the template. Step 2: Edit and personalise the Excel Invoice TemplateĪn invoice format in an Excel template must have the following:Ī) Focus- Focus on all the essential elements of the Invoice Format in Excel.The header should have the word “invoice” including the company name, details, client name along with contact informationī) Timeline- Payment due datealong with the invoice issue date and a different invoice number. Look through their preview, then scroll through the list until you find the ideal template for your company. There should be a list of invoice template options. Use the search box in the upper right corner of the page to look for "invoice" in the gallery. To access the Excel Workbook Gallery, click New from Template. Once Microsoft Excel has been launched and opened on your computer, search for the File menu in the top left corner of the screen. Step 1: Look for and choose a template for an invoice format in Excel Additionally, you may easily customise the design based on your brand's colours, logo, and chosen font. Most templates include pre-written instructions explaining what should include in each document area. Master basic Excel skills by signing up for our class Microsoft Excel Masterclass today! How to make an Invoice from an Excel Templateįrom a template, making an invoice format in Excel is a relatively easy and quick process. This blog will guide you through a step-by-step process of invoicing in Excel.ġ) How to make an Invoice from an Excel TemplateĢ) How to create your Invoice Template in Excelģ) Blank Excel Invoice Templates for businessĤ) Automate Invoicing with Invoice Management Systemsĥ) Creating Invoice Templates in Microsoft Excel – Pros and Cons If you don't like templates, the software also enables you to create your Invoice Format in Excel from the start. You could ask, "But isn't Excel used for complex spreadsheets and graphs?" Yes, but it's just one of the program's numerous features.Īdditionally, Excel includes a library of editable Invoice templates that you may use to create various Invoices for your small business bookkeeping. Microsoft Excel is a beneficial, free tool that streamlines this invoice creating procedure. Creating clear and correct invoices for your clients is the first step to getting paid in whole and on time. If you’re in the market research department, you know how important Invoice is for the business. The United States market appears to be the largest, valued at £39.01 billion in 2020 and accounting for more than half of the global market. ![]() The market research sector has seen rapid expansion in recent years due to the ever-increasing data collection and analysis volume. ![]() Looking at the PRO-1’s panel-which simply has every knob and switch from the original, plus additional minijack patching points, USB, and MIDI In and Thru-that’s certainly what they appear to have done. The company’s policy always appeared to be to match the facilities of existing designs, then add a little extra and achieve a lower price. Whatever the position, it’s clear from Behringer’s recent trademark applications that many other instruments, including the Korg Mono/Poly, are also in their sights. But it’s clear that the company currently has nothing in its catalog resembling the Pro-One, which was originally regarded as a single monophonic voice from their Prophet-5 keyboard, but without patch memory. The panel design is very authentic down to every last detail of the typeface used, posing the question, how come this design is available for use? After Sequential folded in 1987, founder Dave Smith spent some years trading as Dave Smith Instruments before relaunching the Sequential brand in 2015. With the Pro-1 mounted in a case, the small external power supply could be replaced by the Eurorack system’s power supply. ![]() ![]() A MIDI Thru jack and a USB connector are on the back panel, along with DIP switches to set the MIDI channel. Because the MIDI input is on the front, it wouldn’t be lost in the process. You could remove this desktop-format module from its housing and mount it in a Eurorack case, if you prefer, where it would occupy 80HP of space. It omits the original’s 3-octave keyboard and adds MIDI In on a DIN connector. Much like the Behringer Model D “Minimoog,” the PRO-1 is a slightly scaled-down reproduction of the control section on the classic Sequential Circuits Pro-One monophonic synthesizer. Certainly the secondhand market for original instruments like the Roland SH-101 and even the Minimoog Model D must have been affected by Behringer’s launch of highly convincing tribute editions of these instruments for a few hundred dollars. Initial skepticism about Behringer’s plans to bring out a whole series of reproductions of classic synthesizer designs-in parallel with their original designs like the DeepMind, Neutron, and Crave-has rapidly given way to delighted surprise, not only about the quality of the instruments, but also about the incredible price points the company is achieving. Does Behringer’s tribute edition measure up to one of the great monosynths of the 1980s, the Sequential Circuits Pro-One? The only case of any one person being able to bend multiple elements is the Avatar, who has the ability to practice all five bending arts. There are five known bending arts four of them bend a specific physical element while the fifth bends the energy within the human body itself. Bending is the ability to manipulate an element and is significant to many aspects of life in the world. We are at the heart of sustainable building in Western Canada, helping project teams of builders, designers, developers and their clients find a pathway down the road to better built, better performing homes and buildings. At 4 Elements, our focus is sustainable building, from pre-construction through to final testing. ![]() The classical elements typically refer to earth, water, air, fire, and (later) aether which were proposed to explain the nature and complexity of all matter in terms of simpler substances. These elements represent the raw materials of our existence and serve as symbolic representations of various aspects of life, such as emotions, personality traits, and even. The Element of Earth corresponds to the material world, finances, and productivity.Known as the Four Elements, the idea of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire, as the fundamental building blocks of our world, has captivated the human imagination for millennia. The Air Element corresponds to thought, communication, and knowledge. In astrology, each element correlates to an aspect of human nature and experience. Home » Astrology » The 4 Elements in Astrology. The idea that these four elements – earth, water, air, and fire – made up all matter was the cornerstone of philosophy, science, and medicine for two thousand years ( kids love to ask questions on the elements The elements were “pure” but could not be found in that state on earth. None of the elements are inherently good or bad, however. ![]() Each of the four elements contains its own unique properties, which work simultaneously to create one united universe. These are the outward manifestations of the true elements. ![]() In western astrology, the universe is formed by the four elements: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. They had to go out and fight baddies in another universe (I think) and they got there by jumping through a well portal thing. The girl represented air, the darker skinned boy represented earth, and the other two boys represented fire and water. I’m from the UK and I watched a TV show from around 2011-13 which featured 4 kids as the 4 elements. 3) Fire-Related Oracle Deck – On sunny (fire) days, Tracy and I draw an animal-themed oracle card. 2) Burning Release Ritual – Burn herbs, bay leaves, or words of things you want to release written on paper. It embodies the Four Directions, as well as Father Sky, Mother Earth, and Spirit Tree-all of which symbolize dimensions of health and the cycles of life.1) Light A Candle – Light a red, orange, or yellow candle to honor the element of fire. The Medicine Wheel, sometimes known as the Sacred Hoop, has been used by generations of various Native American tribes for health and healing. I was surprised at just how much content this game actually had! Now, like all lewd parody games, I do feel like you need to be a fan of the source material to truly appreciate it.The Medicine Wheel and the Four Directions. Four Elements Trainer is an awesome lewd parody sandbox game that I had one heck of a great time playing through. ![]() 1) Light A Candle – Light a red, orange, or yellow candle to honor the element of fire. Unlike many of the other elements in this guide, these four aren’t elements you can find on the periodic table, but alchemists believed to have significant powers, as well as the ability. The Four Classical Elements The Classical Elements are based on the ancient Greek belief that air, earth, fire, and water composed all matter in the world. Carhartt WIP Work Varsity Kinto To Go Tumbl 18-8. ![]() I have likely omitted a few details, but the hue emulator is one of the node servers that I definitely like. Once they are added to the hue emulator, add the hue skill to your harmony and try to find your hue emulator (harmony thinking it is finding an actual hue hub.) Once found, the devices added to the hue emulator (those having "spoken" assigned) will show up as devices that can be controlled via your harmony remote and assigned to your light or outlet buttons. ![]() IIRC, ISY devices can be added to the hue emulator by assigning a "spoken" command to those devices you want to control. In this case, you want to link the harmony remote to the hub known as the hue emulator, not the real hue hub (if you even have one.) Once linked, the harmony app can find the devices in the hue emulator. The harmony remote hubs can find hue hubs and control them. In my mind, the hue emulator simulates a hue hub (even if you already have an actual hue hub, which I do). I am also assuming you are using a harmony hub device. ![]() Delivering to Lebanon 66952 Sign in to update your location. I found it a little counterintuitive, but it works great once you get your head around the concept. : Echo Dot (2nd Generation) - Black + Logitech Harmony Companion : Electronics. I second the recommendation for the hue emulator (as opposed to the hue node server). Amazon Echo with a Logitech Harmony Logitech Harmony Express: New universal remote relies on Alexa Alexa and Harmony - directional commands Logitech. So, Alexa and Logitech are linked, but if I try to add a device to map to the home control buttons, there is nothing like "Alexa" or Universal Devices there. I've supposedly linked Alexa and the Logitech hub, so that I can tell Alexa to "turn on ActivityX", where activity X is one of three activities (watch Fire TV, play game, watch Kodi). I'd love to be able to map the "light" button on the Logitech remote to do this. Telling Alexa to do this via the soundbar works fine, except you lose sound for a while.and periodically don't get it back. We run the projector via a soundbar with Alexa built in. In other words, I have a "projector light" scene where I can tell Alexa "turn on projector light", and this turns on a small set of LEDs that are on the projector platform (near ceiling), and keeps them on for a short time. What I'd like to do is hit one light button and have it access a scene via Alexa on the ISY 994i. This remote has two light and two outlet buttons to control lights/outlets. I'm setting up a Logitech Harmony companion remote for our basement projector system. |
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