In the above two screen shots, on loading the schedule card in each area the previous switches are carried over to the next. I am not able to isolate the next switch from the previous switch. I am very new to Home Assistant and feel that I am getting very lost. Any kind help will be greatly appreciated. Most of the text I am reading about this process tells me to go to the HASC page and choose iterations and then pick the switch I want scheduled. When I choose iterations it just sends me to a documentation page. I never get to choose a switch.Thanks in advance. I did do considerable searching.
Yes, I have both of them installed.
For some reason, the above error message stopped. I still am having the problem where when I try to place a second scheduler card, all of the switches from the previous scheduler card are replicated again. I am sure that is not correct behaviour. I need to be abel to schedule more than one set of switches for a given dashboard. Can someone shed a little light on what I might be doing wrong?
I'll test and see if I can add a second scheduler card. My gut tells me this 3rd Party card does not allow a 2nd instance.
That's the behavior I see and from the source code I reviewed, that's the way it was designed to work.
The workaround uses Tags
If you want to use multiple scheduler-cards in your Lovelace dashboard, it can be difficult to separate the schedules which show up in each card (with include you can only control which entities are controlled by which cards). With tags you can filter out schedules and assign them to their own cards.
To start using tags, edit the card configuration and assign tags to the scheduler card.
Reference the instructions here
I wish I could say that I understand the unstruction you refered me to, however, my codeing experience is limited to mbasic many years ago. Would it be too much to ask for a little more hand holding, or should I just choose a more user friendly pieice of hardware. Mabe a reference to a tutorial of sorts?