Switch controlled by PLEG schedule and VirtualSwitch problem.

Heating control when travelling.

My electrical heating is controlled with a Everspring lighting control, the following report explains my project I understand. The scheduled control works OK. If I switch the heating on using the GUI, OUTSIDE the normal scheduled time interval, and I deactivate then (also on the GUI) the ?NIET OP REIS!? virtual switch, the heating should switch of but it stays on. From all information I get from de GUI, I understand every condition is OK, even the ObjectStatusMap: ‘cndVerwUIT’, state = true.
On the ?Log output for LuaUPnP.log? I can see the ?trgVertrek? and ?trgAankomst? change state as expected when switching te VirtualSwich on and off, and cndVerwUIT stay true and cndVerwAAN False as expected.
Any help for diagnostics or solution would be appreciated!

REPORT:
PL Verw Living
Device ID: 122014-02-09 10:50:20.354PLC Version: 5.8


Triggers
Name Description
trgVertrek NIET OP REIS! is turned off
trgAankomst NIET OP REIS! is turned on


Schedules
Name Type Time Days Random On Delay Off After Type Off Time Off Days Random Off Delay
schVerwLIVING Weekly 10:00:00 2,5,6 None Weekly 22:30:00 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 None


Conditions
Name Expression
cndVerwAAN trgAankomst and schVerwLIVING
cndVerwUIT (not schVerwLIVING) or trgVertrek


Actions
Actions for Condition: cndVerwAAN
Immediate
Device Action Arguments
Verw LIVING SetTarget newTargetValue=1
Actions for Condition: cndVerwUIT
Immediate
Device Action Arguments
Verw LIVING SetTarget newTargetValue=0

ObjectStatusMap:
{{name = ‘schVerwLIVING’, state = false, seq = 1391879011.1718, oseq = 1391895000.1043},{name = ‘trgVertrek’, state = true, seq = 1391939046.8805, oseq = 1391937670.604},{name = ‘trgAankomst’, state = false, seq = 1391937670.6042, oseq = 1391939046.8807},{name = ‘cndVerwAAN’, state = false, seq = 1391879173.3391, oseq = 1391895000.1057},{name = ‘cndVerwUIT’, state = true, seq = 1391895000.1074, oseq = 1391879173.3442},}

SOLVED myself, by adding the switch status as Device Property, adding a condition for Manual disconnect and a corresponding action.
I believe an attached screen shot is better readable then the previous copy/paste.