When enabled helper goes OFF, reset the countdown timer
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When activating a scene, try this many times in a row.
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This is sometimes useful when the network seems buggy or laggy,
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or for certain lights that fail to correctly apply brightness/color when first turning on.
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default: 1
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selector:
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number:
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@ -309,6 +309,14 @@ action:
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name: "Debug: Disabled scene"
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message: "Disabled scene is currently set to: {{ disabled_scene }}"
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# If the enabled helper is OFF, we should start by resetting
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# the countdown timer to default
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- alias: "Reset countdown timer when enabled helper is switched OFF."
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service: input_number.set_value
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data:
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entity_id: !input delay_seconds_helper
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value: "{{ delay_seconds_default }}"
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# In "auto" mode, activate the ON or OFF scene based on whether motion is currently detected
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# Also use "auto" mode if motion activation is ENABLED.
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- alias: "auto mode: Activate ON scene, if motion is currently detected, otherwise activate the OFF scene"
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