You could work most of these out from the rules cookbook. I would use blink for the pulses
You haven’t given all the control state and using setoption73 decouples the button from the relay so you will probably need a rule for relay 3
Blinkcount 1
Setoption73 1
Rule1
On button1#state=10 do backlog power3,0; blinktime 100;power1 3 endon
On button1#state=11 do backlog power3 0; blinktime 200; power1 3 endon
On button2#state=10 do backlog power3 0; power1 0 endon
On button3#state=10 do power3 1 endon
Rule1 1
Not tested
Regards
Phil K
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No. If you look at the Rules section there isn’t a state for a double press because a double press on Button 1 operates the second relay so you need to ‘decouple’ the button from the relays. When SetOption73 is enabled then the codes change
Buttons and Switches - Tasmota
Single press 10
Double press 11
Triple press 12
It’s not helpful just to say ‘This isn’t working at all’.
Please cut and paste the console output as you operate the button so we can attempt to work out what is happening.
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