Hi, Perhaps this works? It does for me. return { -- triggers on = { -- device triggers devices = { -- scripts is executed if the device that was updated matches with one of these triggers 42, -- Philips Hue Wall Switch }, }, -- custom logging level for this script logging = { level = domoticz.LOG ...

Hi,

is it possible to add the minimum steps to the wiki for each feature?
For example; for Onkyo support, the wiki only mentions that it is supported.
It would be nice to have a quick start in there that shows how you can add it and most importantly, which URL and Port to use!

Thanks

Roel

Final script that worked: commandArray = {} -- print to log print("script running: alarm"); if (uservariables['var-security'] == 1 ) then -- set device level to 10 commandArray ['Alarm'] = 'Set Level: 10' -- print to log print ("Alarm Turned On"); elseif (uservariables['var-security'] == 0 ) then ...

What you want is - commandArray ['Alarm'] = 'Set Level 20' without the ':' Hi Westcott, No, that does not matter. This is however not as documented. Documentation says that "Set Level xx" is for dimmers and for selectors, you should use "Set Level: xx" It seems that both work fine. The issue was ...

jvdz wrote:Think you need to set the value to 10 or 20 like:

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commandArray ['Alarm'] = '10' 

Jos

Hi Jos

Tried that. Does not work

Thanks

Is your script a file in the LUA scripts folder? In that case the name should be like script_variable_name.lua. Or is your script in the local editor in Domoticz? In that case you should select UserVariable. I use the web editor. Do you mean to replace 'uservariables' with 'UserVariable'? That ...

Hi, I can't seem to update a device status with LUA script. Situation - I have a user variable 'var-security' - A device named 'Alarm' setup as a 'selector' with two levels: 10: AAN 20: UIT I try to run a LUA script to update the device status to AAN or UIT when the user variable 'var-security' is ...