with Blockly you could try and use something like this (you'll have to create a uservariable for this to work to prevent retriggering. Note that this is text but you'll have to "translate" it to Blockly): If [trigger_switch] = [On] and [target_light] = [On] and [uservariable_target_light_blink] = [0 ...

'Closed' isn't a command you can send, it's a state to be used in the if statement something like this will work better I'd say: If [Time = [Sunset] and [Jalousie] = [Open] Do [Set [Jalousie] = [On]] [Set [Jalousie] = [Stop] after [8] seconds] It might sound strange to turn the Jalousie On but that ...

There are multiple things wrong with your blockly. E.G. you can't compare 2 times with each other (sunrise and sunset are nothing more than variable times depending on your location) try doing it this way: https://i.imgur.com/j3Qsm0F.png I added the 'Blind 1 = Open' and 'Blind 1 = Closed' to prevent ...

The timer 'After 600 seconds' is still active even though you close the door before that timer ends. So it'll turn on 'Deur marker' after 600 seconds regardless and when it does, the second blockly is triggered because of the condition 'and Deur marker = On' If you want to do it in Blockly then you ...

in the do-section you'll have to use the corresponding % (so Set [Chigo huiskamer] Level (%) [10] for 'max cool', 20 for '21 graden cool' etc)

In the if-section you can use the names you gave those percentages

Hi All, I'm struggling with some easy stuff. All I want to do is switch a dummy to detect presence for an x time to control lights . The code below works but if the switch is triggered for a second time within the countdown time the 'Presence' won't go to it's OFF state any more every time there is ...

Hi All, I'm struggling with some easy stuff. All I want to do is switch a dummy to detect presence for an x time to control lights . The code below works but if the switch is triggered for a second time within the countdown time the 'Presence' won't go to it's OFF state any more every time there is ...

I think this'll do the trick: If [ [Time > [Sunset]] or [Time < [Sunrise]] ] and [Garden movement] = [On] and [Garden lights] = [Off] Do [Set [Garden lights] = [On]] [Set [Garden lights] = [Off] After [120] seconds] When you've turned on the 'Garden lights' manually, the motion sensor won't trigger ...

I tried the "or" but did not work, same error Could you show your Blockly? I think something else is still wrong. The 'Open' block in your opening post/first Blockly and the 'On' block in your second screenshot are both positioned incorrectly. As @nayr already said but you didn't follow his advice.

in the If statements you have to use the name you gave the level, in the output you have to set to 'Level (%) xx'

You Blockly is wrong, make it like this:


Your 'On' block is at the wrong location and timewise Domoticz looks at one day only. It can't be past 17:30 and at the same time before 5:30 on the same day, therefor you need to use 'or'

salopette wrote: ↑Tuesday 07 May 2019 5:17 I can do it, how can I convert it to a code like you did above?

don't, just make a screenshot. I made the blockly "in code" because I don't have your devices

salopette wrote: ↑Monday 06 May 2019 20:49 My problem is e.g. that the lights do not come on at 5 o'clock.

Do you want to share your entire Blockly? You shared only a part of it

Hello, how can I realize it? From 22.00 on, I would like to see the lamp on the left and on the right and from 6:00 on the lamp on the left, on the right and on the top. but it does not work that way https://www.domoticz.com/forum/download/file.php?id=19705 anyone an idea? What exactly doesn't work ...

I'd add a integer variable 'mechanische_ventillatie_level' which I'll sync with the level (%) of the switch so you'll get something like: If [Klimaat beheersing] = [On] and [CO2 Huiskamer] >= [400] and [CO2 Huiskamer] < [522] and [VAR mechanische_ventillatie_level] ≠ [10] Do [Set Mechanische V ...

if blinking for x amount of times with 1 second interval does the trick, it's quite easy to do with Blockly:

Try 'Closed'

Nested (an if in an if) if's don't work, so you'll have to change it to:

I think I confused you a bit: I have a doorbell learned in domoticz as (Deurbel). This showed not up as an ON/OFF switch but is shown in domoticz as Deurbel.JPG when the bell button at the frontdoor is pressed 1 time, domoticz log shows in a very short time 3 x a notification (sometimes 4 or 5 ...

Of course you'll have to do that, else the if condition won't be true. Where you can create the variables you can also give it a certain value 'Niet aangebeld' in this case. If [ [ [Bel Schakelaar] = [On] ] and [ [var Deurbel] = ["Niet aangebeld"] ] ] Do [Set [var Deurbel] = ["Er is aangebeld ...