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Sat Jun 10, 2017 12:05 pm
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matt (support)
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Lots of INSTEON modules send duplicate messages. Indigo does it best to filter those out, but if they come with too much of a delay between them then Indigo has to assume it is a new command (even though it may not be). The problem likely started because there is some subtle change in your INSTEON network caused by modules moving around (or being added/removed), or some appliance/electronics causing noise that the modules are having to work around (by re-broadcasting).
If moving modules around or filtering devices doesn't help, and you are having Triggers that are inadvertently executing twice, then you can add an addition action on to those triggers to temporarily disable themselves. There is an action type to disable triggers, and you can use the option auto re-enable trigger checkbox to have it re-enable itself after just a few seconds.