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Please explain the trigger ID number field in the trigger settings. For some reason I'm thinking it needs to be unique but something tells me it might not be. If I have several triggers, shouldn't they all have a different trigger ID number?
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Trigger ID number is the Group number of the device firing the trigger. For example, if you are using KPL button 5 to fire the trigger, the ID number 5 (Group 5 for button 5) would be specified.
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If the trigger id number = the group number (found in insteon explorer\links\responders\group)and there is no number what should I use? See photo.
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What are you trying to trigger from? If it is the MBLIGHT turning ON, Trigger type would be Insteon Group IN, Trigger ID would be MBLIGHT, the Trigger ID number would be 1. Generally basic Insteon switches, ToggleLincs, SwitchLincs, ICON switchs, and so on, use Group 1. KPL group numbers are the same as the button number.
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