Use lux sensor with motion sensor

[anno]

The code is working if i use sunset and sunrise

But i now want to use the lux sensor. But i can't get it working.

The lights go not on and when i use the =/ and i hold a light on the lux sensor. So the lux sensor is above 2 lux, the lights still go on????

So no lights with >< and lights on when =/ with every lux and motion????

[jvdz]

Well the ElseIf will always be true when the Buitenlicht lux sensor is greater than 0 so the light will be switched on.
What exactly is the intent for that ElseIf test?

Jos

[anno]

it is comming from the sunset and sunrise. but even without the elseif. I get the same results.

[jake]

In your last elseif the light value is always accepted, except at value 0
Are you sure that your minimum value of 0 or 1 isn't too low? Even your outdoor light could increase this small number.

[anno]

yes i am sure. my outdoor light don't effect the light meter. And it is so dark here that i don't have any light at night. So how do i make it than. The lights need to go on at 0.

[anno]

This one is not working

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this one is working

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This one is working at down and the lights didn't go on at day. But this blocky is al working with a 7 lux and less from the light sensor.

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[anno]

Log from the tuinverlichting this day.

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[tozzke]

the first one isn't working because you've got the wrong if-block. If you're using only 1 if statement, you should use the one without the blue icon on the upper left corner.
the ≠ blocks won't get you your desired result. It literally means 'not equal to', so if the value of 'Buitenlicht actual' isn't 1 (which is very likely it isn't), it triggers. So it'll trigger pretty much always when motion is detected.

I think you're looking for something like this (If-block WITHOUT the blue icon):

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If [ [ [ [Terras bewegingsmelder = On] or [Oprit bewegingsmelder = On] ] or [Schuur bewegingsmelder = On] ] and [Buitenlicht] actual <= [5]* ]
Do [Set [Tuinverlichting] = [On]]
   [Set [Tuinverlichting] = [Off] After [300] seconds]

* I chose 5 because 1 seems very little light to me, you should see what value the light sensor gives when you think it's dark enough for the light to go on at movement
So all the movement sensors in or-blocks and those combined in an and-block with the lux value of the current light sensor

PS: do your motion sensors have a built-in lux sensor? because you say your last blockly pretty much works as you want and doesn't trigger during the day. Which is odd because during the day the lux value certainly isn't equal to 1

[anno]

the <= and or >= are not working ether. I already attempted that.

I will try to use the if without the blue icon

ps. no my motion sensors don't have a build in lux sensor. I use a mysensors lux sensor. And indeed it is wierd that the tuinverlichting blocky is somewhat working. no the lux is far above the 1 during day especially today.

[anno]

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[mrf68]

As far as I can read this last Blockly example, it will always turn on the lights whenever movement is detected. When "Terras bewegingsmelder" is ON, the statement is TRUE and it does'nt matter what the other conditions are. The same goes for "Schuur bewegingsmelder", if it is ON, again the statement is TRUE and the lights will turn on, etc.

You say it worked with <Sunrise and >Sunset, so every change from there should be inspected. And sure, when part of the condition is "Buitenlicht /= 1" ,as mentioned in a previous post, it will always be TRUE, except when the value is exactly 1, so if lux = 0 or 7 or 85 or whatever except 1, it will trigger.