Time rule triggers despite it's not the specificized time

Setup, Configuration and Use Scripts & Rules
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Hey there,

I want to turn off the Tunen via Alexa at a specific time. Further, the volume should fade in. At another specific time, the radio should turn off by selecting ’ ’ as Echo_ueberall_RadioStationId.

Here’s my rule:

var int value = 0

rule "rule 1"
when
      Time cron "30 26 6 ? * MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI *" 
then
if(present.state == ON){
    Echo_ueberall_Radio.sendCommand("ON")
    Thread::sleep(1000)		          
    Echo_ueberall_RadioStationId.sendCommand('s272334')	
    Thread::sleep(1000)		          
	Echo_ueberall_Player.sendCommand('play')
	
    while(value<=45){
    	sendCommand(Echo_Wohnzimmer_Volume_default, value)
    	sendCommand(Echo_Badezimmer_Volume_default, value)
    	sendCommand(Echo_Kueche_Volume_default, value)
    	sendCommand(Echo_Schlafzimmer_Volume_default, value)
    	Thread::sleep(1200)
    	value=value+3
    }
    value=0
}
end 

rule "rule 2"
when
     //Item dummy received command
     Time cron "10 15 8 ? * MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI *" 
then        
	Echo_ueberall_RadioStationId.sendCommand('')
end

The strange is that the music goes on as declared an it goes off as declared, but when turning off it goes on again, so: 6:26:30 AM: rule 1 turns music on, 8:15:10 AM: rule 2 turns music off AND triggers rule 1, so the music starts again. I added a random item and wrote it in the rule 1 to see if the rule is triggerd and it is. The strange (or: As it should be): remove the comment out in rule 2 and control the rule with the item “dummy”, everything works find.

Where’s my thinking error ?

2

Problem solved: The mistake was the name of the rule: I named them equally. Didn’t thought that this has an affect but here’s the proof.