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Okay... I'm still trying to code a VO as a reminder that I've turned my ATO pump off and forgot to turn it back on.
I've been trying to get this to work on and off for a couple of weeks now. Still no luck, I can't believe this can't be done or that it should be this difficult.
What I'm trying to accomplish is this...
A VO (ATO-OFF) that is set to turn on if the ATO-Pump output is off for XXX:XX time.
The idea of course is that I go to my ALARM and code it so that when this VO comes on I get a notification and then I know I've left the ATO switched off...
The VO name I'm coding is ATO-OFF
This is the code I've tried (and fails to work)
Fallback Off
Set Off
If Output ATO-Pump = OFF > 240:00 Then ON
What happens is I save the code and it looks like it saved and is good to go... but... when I look at the code APEX has changed it to read:
Fallback OFF
SET OFF
If OUTPUT ATO-PUMP = OFF THEN OFF
So.. what am I doing wrong and how do I make it work.
I've been trying to get this to work on and off for a couple of weeks now. Still no luck, I can't believe this can't be done or that it should be this difficult.
What I'm trying to accomplish is this...
A VO (ATO-OFF) that is set to turn on if the ATO-Pump output is off for XXX:XX time.
The idea of course is that I go to my ALARM and code it so that when this VO comes on I get a notification and then I know I've left the ATO switched off...
The VO name I'm coding is ATO-OFF
This is the code I've tried (and fails to work)
Fallback Off
Set Off
If Output ATO-Pump = OFF > 240:00 Then ON
What happens is I save the code and it looks like it saved and is good to go... but... when I look at the code APEX has changed it to read:
Fallback OFF
SET OFF
If OUTPUT ATO-PUMP = OFF THEN OFF
So.. what am I doing wrong and how do I make it work.

