If Then

[bing69]

Another problem. The first IF THEN works. The second not. And I do not know why ???

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 return {
    active = true,
    on = {
        devices = {
            'Voordeur',
            'Pir_Gang2',
            'Pir_Gang'
        }
    },
    execute = function(domoticz,Voordeur)
            local Pir_gang = domoticz.devices('Pir_Gang')
            local Pir_gang2 = domoticz.devices('Pir_Gang2')
            local BridgeLamp = domoticz.devices('Bridge Lamp')
            local gang = domoticz.devices('Gang')
            local zonondergang = domoticz.devices('zonondergang')
        if (Voordeur.state == 'Open') and (zonondergang.state == 'On')  then
            gang.switchOn()
            BridgeLamp.switchOn()
        else
            BridgeLamp.switchOff()
            gang.switchOff().afterSec(30)
        end  
        if (Voordeur.state == 'Open') and (zonondergang.state == 'Off') then
            BridgeLamp.switchOn()
        else
            BridgeLamp.switchOff()
        end
            
    end
}

[mivo]

Hi,

I think there is a problem with IF conditions and ELSE parts of these conditions. When first IF is evaluated as true (Voordeur.state == 'Open') and (zonondergang.state == 'On'), this part is executed:

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gang.switchOn()
BridgeLamp.switchOn()

But second IF condition is inverse of first in some cases (Voordeur.state == 'Open') and (zonondergang.state == 'Off'), so ELSE part can be executed also in same script run:

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BridgeLamp.switchOff()

Commands from dzVents (LUA) are passed to Domoticz after all scripts finishes, so last command for same device wins - BridgeLamp.switchOff() in this case.
You need to better figure out possible states of devices and then modify IF conditions - maybe nested IFs, or IF..ELSEIF will solve your problem.

[bing69]

Thanks, fixit now!