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- Friday 15 July 2016 20:59
- Forum: MySensors
- Topic: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2921
Re: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
Great thanks for the update. Now i can get rid of the -modified switch 

- Tuesday 12 July 2016 23:24
- Forum: MySensors
- Topic: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2921
Re: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
Hi Gizmocuz, thanks for the tip. The suggestion I made above should obviously be (vType != V_SCENE_OFF) && (vType != V_SCENE_ON) adding to the if condition in line 1107. This results in all V_SCENE_ON or V_SCENE_OFF to come through no matter what the state of the "switch" is in the domoticz DB ...
- Monday 11 July 2016 22:39
- Forum: MySensors
- Topic: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2921
Re: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
Sorry indeed I meant to say group, I was confusing the scene controller with scene's...
I'm using a single scene controller as activation device to toggle the group between on and off state as you can see in the attachment.

- Sunday 10 July 2016 22:18
- Forum: MySensors
- Topic: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2921
Re: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
Right, that is indeed a solution. For both solutions are still is not sufficient ;-) as that does not allow the scene to be turned off (if you use a single scene). Since the off state is still not updated (also not for the V_TRIPPED). I will do some experimenting with modifying the UpdateSwitch ...
- Sunday 10 July 2016 21:54
- Forum: MySensors
- Topic: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2921
Re: How does the S_SCENE_CONTROLLER work?
Indeed, as gizmocuz explains, that is much more efficient. I just made a scene controller myself using only a single button to turn a scene on (short click) and off (keep button > 1 sec). Running at 1MHz with BOD disabled to allow the battery voltage to drop down to 1.8V. It consumes only 28uA ...
Re: Ack
Thanks for filing the issue. Actually, I should register on GitHub as well. As I'm gratefully using Domoticz (and My Sensors) it would be great to contribute if/where possible.
Re: Ack
Hi Anticimex, All, I had the same feeling that the timeout is too short and the message is send twice (while using HW signing). I just did some experimenting using the Soft Signing in, the response is faster which ensure that the ACK is received by Domoticz within the 1200ms. When using the Secure ...