Satel Integra 64: Flexible Lighting Control Beyond TIMER Hours with Remote/App

Hello
I currently have it done like this:

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- I switch on with the remote control or there via the Integra Control app and the lighting comes on.
- At 7 p.m. the TIMER is switched on and the lighting remains on until midnight. During these hours I do not switch off the lighting by remote control or via the app.
- If I switch the lighting on via remote control, the lighting remains on even after the TIMER is over

Or second version
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- switching on with remote control or application only possible during TIMER hours – 19.00 – 24.00
- when switched off by remote control the next day the lighting is not switched on during TIMER hours


But... I would like it differently. I would like to be able to switch on the lighting with the remote control or via the app, whenever I want, even outside TIMER hours.
In addition, I want the lighting to switch itself on via the TIMER. If I do not switch the lighting on via remote control, it will switch on at a given time and then switch off. During TIMER hours, I want to be able to switch the lighting off and on by remote control.
If I switch the lighting on via the remote control, the TIMER still switches it off at a given time.

I don't know if I have written if someone has deciphered this and has an idea for it, it will be a git .

It can be done using Integra's logic functions.

That you have to use logic functions is something I know and you can see that I already use them (not only for the decorative lighting described in the first post).

The question is how/what function to build?
The good news is that you wrote that it is possible .
I check/draw various blocks/events but it still doesn't work for me. And so it always works as option 1 or 2 described in the first post.

Something along the lines of:
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This is a very similar concept to the one described above. Step-by-step configuration details available in the article:
https://www.montersi.pl/wsparcie/porada/patent-na-sterowanie-oswietleniem-z-integry/
however, it is only available to the company's customers. Nevertheless, with a skilful analysis of the picture you can learn quite a lot. I suggest paying attention to the maroon rectangles, where these are the outputs that work alternately.

Added after 1 [minute]:

And disabling a given BI output at any time is already a Timer and an input (by output) with response type: "Disable output group". Also described in detail in the article.

I can see some logic here. I'll test tomorrow afternoon and let you know.
Thanks .

Lights wired to the BI switch output, control from the app and remote control as it is now, additionally let the timer at 7pm switch on these BI switches via the "switch on output group" input, timer switch off at midnight via the "switch off output group" input.

And embraced without using logic functions.

kood wrote:

I embraced without using logical functions.

You are right. For the scenario the author described, your solution is spot on.

Checking the "Timer on/off" option directly in the Bi switch is in the wrong solution?

kood wrote:

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And embraced without using logic functions.

Revelation... Thanks for the hint. It works exactly as I wanted it to. I'll be honest and say I hadn't seen this "on or off group" before .... maybe something would have dawned on your head .

Thanks again.