At first: Not all specific behaviors are easy. Programmable logic also isn´t (as you can see below), So please be patient with the GHL staff.
But back to your problem:
Why should it delay the skimmer? You have switched off the socket, not the filter #2, so the delay isnt working. Filter #2 is logically on during your manintenance, even if you switch off the socket -> no delay.I can shut the skimmer off during maintenace by simply checking the box next to the proper socket. When maintenance 1,2,3, or 4 ends PL1 should delay the skimmer, it doesn't.
Also why should it? You have switched off the socket (with PL#2) but not the filter, so the delay also isnt working. Filter #2 is logically on during your AWC, even if you switch off the socket -> no delay.When I do an AWC PL2 turns off the skimmer, this works. When the AWC is over PL1 should delay the skimmer, it doesn't.
Same peocedure as before: You have switched off the socket (with PL#2) but not the filter, so the delay also isnt working. Filter #2 is logically on if digital input #1 is triggered -> no delay.When my waste container is full, PL3 shuts off the skimmer, this works. When I empty the container PL1 should delay the skimmer, it doesn't.
You haven´t respected the order of the functions. The delay only is triggered if filter #2 is switched off (not the socket!). It´s not posible at the moment to "grab" the socket with programmable logic.
A Solution would be:
PL1 (replaces old PL#2):
Input #1: Water change [inverted]
Input #2: Filter #2
Function: AND
PL2 (replaces old PL#3):
Input #1: Digital input #1
Input #2: Programmable logic #1
Function: AND
PL3 (replaces old PL#1):
Input #1: Programmable logic #1
Time: 300
Function: delayed on
As you can see, it uses exactly the same functions as your logic, only the order and chain-linking is different.
Try it out - I can´t guarantee that it is correct due I don´t know your other settings, but it should work in general.
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