Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
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Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
When adding the Fibaro RGBW Controller 2 to Domoticz, I'm missing some devices.
The device needed to switch on/off/dim the light is missing. I tried all devices that were found, but these are not working.
Just the following devices are discovered:
I want to switch 12v halogen lights connected to the "R"/"Out 1" channel as shown in the manual:
I'm running two instances of Domoticz: 2020.1 and 4.9700. Both instances show the same problem.
For the 2020.1 instance I tried adding the fgrgbw442.xml file and editing the manufacturer_specific.xml as described here: https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 26#p227691.
These steps resulted in correctly recognizing the module when including, but still not all devices are added.
I know some devices are missing because I included the module to a Fibaro Home Center Lite.
With the Fibaro Home Center Lite more devices are shown and I can switch on/off/dim the light without any problem.
So all wires are connected correctly, I just miss the device in Domoticz to apply the action to.
Anything I can try to have Domoticz find the missing devices?
The device needed to switch on/off/dim the light is missing. I tried all devices that were found, but these are not working.
Just the following devices are discovered:
I want to switch 12v halogen lights connected to the "R"/"Out 1" channel as shown in the manual:
I'm running two instances of Domoticz: 2020.1 and 4.9700. Both instances show the same problem.
For the 2020.1 instance I tried adding the fgrgbw442.xml file and editing the manufacturer_specific.xml as described here: https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 26#p227691.
These steps resulted in correctly recognizing the module when including, but still not all devices are added.
I know some devices are missing because I included the module to a Fibaro Home Center Lite.
With the Fibaro Home Center Lite more devices are shown and I can switch on/off/dim the light without any problem.
So all wires are connected correctly, I just miss the device in Domoticz to apply the action to.
Anything I can try to have Domoticz find the missing devices?
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
After discussing this with the author of the adjusted xml files for the FGRGBW-442 he states that the XML-files aren't finished and need further work. That's probably the reason not all devices are being found.
He also states that open-zwave might only support version 2 of the command class color switch and that the module is using version 3. But he's not sure if this is causing the problem.
Concluding, the open-zwave implementation for this device needs further work.
He also states that open-zwave might only support version 2 of the command class color switch and that the module is using version 3. But he's not sure if this is causing the problem.
Concluding, the open-zwave implementation for this device needs further work.
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Hi
do you know if there was any progress since then
do you know if there was any progress since then
?Concluding, the open-zwave implementation for this device needs further work.
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Any New info on this?
I have 2 of these controllers and can't seem to get them to work. I also manually added the xml and the controllers are seen in Domoticz. But they don't switch anything.
I want to use it als a controller for RGB Led strips. The older version of the controller works just fine. But the version 2 gives me a headeg. I also tried checking it with a mulimeter but when switching it from Domoticz nothing happens ont Out 1 - 4.
I have 2 of these controllers and can't seem to get them to work. I also manually added the xml and the controllers are seen in Domoticz. But they don't switch anything.
I want to use it als a controller for RGB Led strips. The older version of the controller works just fine. But the version 2 gives me a headeg. I also tried checking it with a mulimeter but when switching it from Domoticz nothing happens ont Out 1 - 4.
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Here the same issue.
With altering the XML's the hardware is reconized, but no devices.
When will this issue be resolved?
With altering the XML's the hardware is reconized, but no devices.
When will this issue be resolved?
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Ok, I had my question ready for a new post but it seems that there are more problems with the Fibaro RGBW2 controller in combination with Domoticz.
I bought 2 new Fibaro2 RGBW controllers (Fibaro RGBW Controller 2), prepared and connected the led strip, included module on the latest stable (2020.2.11995).
Devices are visible but LED strip does not turn on. Checked everything again but doesn't seem to work.
To make sure that it is not my connection skills, I connected a different LED strip, a different power supply, and also the 2nd Fibaro RGBW dimmer. Same result.
Because the controller was released on September 25, 2020, I first excluded the dimmers, brought Domoticz to the latest version through: ./updatebeta, reboot and again included 1 of the RGBW controllers.
Unfortunately still the same result.
To exclude the power supply again and my connection skills, I took a Fibaro RGBW Controller (version 1) out of an existing situation and connected it. Then everything works fine.
Is there any news on this Fibaro RGBW2 controller to include and getting it to work?
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It seems that this would be the solution to get it to work: https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues/4690
I bought 2 new Fibaro2 RGBW controllers (Fibaro RGBW Controller 2), prepared and connected the led strip, included module on the latest stable (2020.2.11995).
Devices are visible but LED strip does not turn on. Checked everything again but doesn't seem to work.
To make sure that it is not my connection skills, I connected a different LED strip, a different power supply, and also the 2nd Fibaro RGBW dimmer. Same result.
Because the controller was released on September 25, 2020, I first excluded the dimmers, brought Domoticz to the latest version through: ./updatebeta, reboot and again included 1 of the RGBW controllers.
Unfortunately still the same result.
To exclude the power supply again and my connection skills, I took a Fibaro RGBW Controller (version 1) out of an existing situation and connected it. Then everything works fine.
Is there any news on this Fibaro RGBW2 controller to include and getting it to work?
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It seems that this would be the solution to get it to work: https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues/4690
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
I ended up returning my v2 controllers and bought a few second hand V1's for a great price.
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Can't return it...
If this isn't resolved anytime soon I'm forced to abandon Domoticz throwing away 2 years of configuring and finetuning
If this isn't resolved anytime soon I'm forced to abandon Domoticz throwing away 2 years of configuring and finetuning
Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
I noticed something that someone might want to look into...
There's a huge difference in pairing this device using "Secure include" and "Include". Most noticeably the missing of the 5 dimmer switch devices you can actually use to control this device in Domoticz! When using "Secure include" is shows up as above, when using "Include" it will be 24+ devices!
- 6 Dimmer switches
- 6 General Voltage measure devices
- Numerous on-/off switches. (Many for scenes)
And most of those are missing somehow when using "Secure include".
There's a huge difference in pairing this device using "Secure include" and "Include". Most noticeably the missing of the 5 dimmer switch devices you can actually use to control this device in Domoticz! When using "Secure include" is shows up as above, when using "Include" it will be 24+ devices!
- 6 Dimmer switches
- 6 General Voltage measure devices
- Numerous on-/off switches. (Many for scenes)
And most of those are missing somehow when using "Secure include".
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
found out the same thing.Groentjuh wrote: ↑Monday 19 April 2021 1:13 I noticed something that someone might want to look into...
There's a huge difference in pairing this device using "Secure include" and "Include". Most noticeably the missing of the 5 dimmer switch devices you can actually use to control this device in Domoticz! When using "Secure include" is shows up as above, when using "Include" it will be 24+ devices!
- 6 Dimmer switches
- 6 General Voltage measure devices
- Numerous on-/off switches. (Many for scenes)
And most of those are missing somehow when using "Secure include".
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Has anyone been able to get these devices working on Domoticz? I was able to get it paired and I have 24 devices showing up in my device list. When I click on the RGBWWZ or the RGBW switches the lights will turn on but I am not able to change the color of the lights. Every time I change the color on the color wheel, I get an error in the event log.
2021-08-18 11:58:38.443 Error: Z-Stick: OpenZWave: Value_Changed: Tried adding value, not succeeded!. Node: 94 (0x5e), CommandClass: COLOR, Label: Target Color, Instance: 1, Index: 5
2021-08-18 11:58:38.443 Error: Z-Stick: OpenZWave: Value_Changed: Tried adding value, not succeeded!. Node: 94 (0x5e), CommandClass: COLOR, Label: Target Color, Instance: 1, Index: 5
Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
You've got probably 5+ Dimmer switches. 1 Dimmers switch is all over power, 1 dimmer switch is for Red, 1 dimmer switch is for Green, 1 dimmer switch is for Blue, 1 dimmer switch is for White. Setting color using that RGBWWZ device is not working for me either.sciroccojc wrote: ↑Wednesday 18 August 2021 17:58 Has anyone been able to get these devices working on Domoticz? I was able to get it paired and I have 24 devices showing up in my device list. When I click on the RGBWWZ or the RGBW switches the lights will turn on but I am not able to change the color of the lights. Every time I change the color on the color wheel, I get an error in the event log.
2021-08-18 11:58:38.443 Error: Z-Stick: OpenZWave: Value_Changed: Tried adding value, not succeeded!. Node: 94 (0x5e), CommandClass: COLOR, Label: Target Color, Instance: 1, Index: 5
I did make a DzVent script once map a virtual RGBWWZ device to the 5 switch devices.
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
OK, so it's not just me then... I have a total of 8 dimmer switches. Two of them are the switches labeled as RGBW and RGBWWZ.
I created the following script to change the Red Green and Blue dimmer switches depending on the color set on the color wheel. Unfortunately, this only works if I set the color using a voice command from Alexa. Trying to pick the exact color for red on the color wheel from the mobile app would be just about impossible. The scripts work pretty well, but it would be nice to be able to control the color from my phone as well.
I also created this little script to set the dim level on the Red Green and Blue dimmers back to 1 and then switch them off every time the main LED switch is turned off.
I created the following script to change the Red Green and Blue dimmer switches depending on the color set on the color wheel. Unfortunately, this only works if I set the color using a voice command from Alexa. Trying to pick the exact color for red on the color wheel from the mobile app would be just about impossible. The scripts work pretty well, but it would be nice to be able to control the color from my phone as well.
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return {
on = {
devices = {
'Kitchen Cabinet LED'
},
},
execute = function(domoticz, triggeredItem)
local red = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Red')
local green = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Green')
local blue = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Blue')
local softwhite = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Soft White')
if (triggeredItem.active) then
-- If color is "Red"
if (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":0,"cw":0,"g":0,"m":3,"r":255,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.dimTo(100)
green.switchOff()
blue.switchOff()
-- If color is "Green"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":0,"cw":0,"g":255,"m":3,"r":0,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.switchOff()
green.dimTo(100)
blue.switchOff()
-- If color is "Blue"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":255,"cw":0,"g":0,"m":3,"r":0,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.switchOff()
green.switchOff()
blue.dimTo(100)
-- If color is "Yellow"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":0,"cw":0,"g":255,"m":3,"r":255,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.dimTo(100)
green.dimTo(50)
blue.switchOff()
-- If color is "Pink"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":203,"cw":0,"g":190,"m":3,"r":255,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.dimTo(100)
green.switchOff()
blue.dimTo(50)
-- If color is "Orange"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":0,"cw":0,"g":165,"m":3,"r":255,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.dimTo(100)
green.dimTo(30)
blue.switchOff()
-- If color is "Purple"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":255,"cw":0,"g":35,"m":3,"r":170,"t":0,"ww":0}') then
red.dimTo(100)
green.dimTo(5)
blue.dimTo(50)
-- If color is "Soft White"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":0,"cw":51,"g":0,"m":2,"r":0,"t":204,"ww":204}') then
red.switchOff()
green.switchOff()
blue.switchOff()
softwhite.switchOn()
-- If color is "White"
elseif (triggeredItem.color == '{"b":0,"cw":178,"g":0,"m":2,"r":0,"t":77,"ww":77}') then
red.dimTo(100)
green.dimTo(100)
blue.dimTo(100)
end
end
end
}
I also created this little script to set the dim level on the Red Green and Blue dimmers back to 1 and then switch them off every time the main LED switch is turned off.
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return {
on = {
devices = {
'Cabinet LED'
},
},
execute = function(domoticz, triggeredItem)
local red = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Red')
local green = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Green')
local blue = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Blue')
local softwhite = domoticz.devices('Cabinet LED - Soft White')
if (not triggeredItem.active) then
red.dimTo(1)
green.dimTo(1)
blue.dimTo(1)
softwhite.dimTo(1)
red.switchOff()
green.switchOff()
blue.switchOff()
softwhite.switchOff()
end
end
}
Last edited by sciroccojc on Wednesday 18 August 2021 19:22, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
I had put together the following DzVents, which needs a virtual RGBWWZ device, which can be used to set color. It will however not set the color to that virtual device when the value of the dimmer changes. I didn't fully test it. It should be a good start to use either way.
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return {
on = {
devices = {
144
},
httpResponses = { 'newColorRetrieved' }
},
data = {
brightnessDeviceOn = { initial = nil },
redDeviceOn = { initial = nil },
greenDeviceOn = { initial = nil },
blueDeviceOn = { initial = nil },
whiteDeviceOn = { initial = nil }
},
execute = function(domoticz, device)
brightnessDeviceId = 126
redDeviceId = 127
greenDeviceId = 128
blueDeviceId = 129
whiteDeviceId = 130
rgbwDeviceId = 144
-- Prepare needed devices
if (device.idx == brightnessDeviceId) then
brightnessDevice = device
else
brightnessDevice = domoticz.devices(brightnessDeviceId)
end
if (device.idx == redDeviceId) then
redDevice = device
else
redDevice = domoticz.devices(redDeviceId)
end
if (device.idx == greenDeviceId) then
greenDevice = device
else
greenDevice = domoticz.devices(greenDeviceId)
end
if (device.idx == blueDeviceId) then
blueDevice = device
else
blueDevice = domoticz.devices(blueDeviceId)
end
if (device.idx == whiteDeviceId) then
whiteDevice = device
else
whiteDevice = domoticz.devices(whiteDeviceId)
end
if (device.idx == rgbwDeviceId) then
rgbwDevice = domoticz.devices(rgbwDeviceId)
else
rgbwDevice = domoticz.devices(rgbwDeviceId)
end
-- First run saving dimmer states for on-off commands
if (domoticz.data.brightnessDeviceOn == nil) then
domoticz.data.brightnessDeviceOn = brightnessDevice.active
end
if (domoticz.data.redDeviceOn == nil) then
domoticz.data.redDeviceOn = redDevice.active
end
if (domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn == nil) then
domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn = greenDevice.active
end
if (domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn == nil) then
domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn = blueDevice.active
end
if (domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn == nil) then
domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn = whiteDevice.active
end
if (device.isDevice == true and device.idx == rgbwDeviceId) then
-- This is a massive hack, but rgbwDevice.Color is not updated at this point. It still holds the previous value, so reload!
domoticz.openURL({
url = domoticz.settings['Domoticz url'] .. '/json.htm?type=devices&rid=' .. rgbwDevice.idx,
method = 'GET',
callback = 'newColorRetrieved'
})
elseif (device.isHTTPResponse == true and device.trigger == 'newColorRetrieved') then
domoticz.log('dzVent: Sync to Dimmer + RGBW-devices', domoticz.LOG_INFO)
rgbwDeviceState = device.json['result'][1]['Data'];
rgbwDeviceLevel = device.json['result'][1]['Level'];
rgbwDeviceColor = domoticz.utils.fromJSON(device.json['result'][1]['Color']);
-- Set wanted values for all dimmer devices
wantedBrightness = nil
wantedRed = nil
wantedGreen = nil
wantedBlue = nil
wantedWhite = nil
-- Handle off and on states in a manner that will not remove previous brightness/color information
if (rgbwDeviceState == "Off") then
wantedBrightness = 100
wantedRed = nil
wantedGreen = nil
wantedBlue = nil
wantedWhite = nil
elseif (rgbwDeviceState == "On") then
wantedBrightness = 100
if (domoticz.data.redDeviceOn == true) then
wantedRed = redDevice.lastLevel
else
wantedRed = 0
end
if (domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn == true) then
wantedGreen = greenDevice.lastLevel
else
wantedGreen = 0
end
if (domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn == true) then
wantedBlue = blueDevice.lastLevel
else
wantedBlue = 0
end
if (domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn == true) then
wantedWhite = whiteDevice.lastLevel
else
wantedWhite = 0
end
elseif (rgbwDeviceState == "Set Color" or string.gmatch(rgbwDeviceState, '^Set Level: %d+ \\%$')) then
if (rgbwDeviceColor.m == 1) then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: Mode 1', domoticz.LOG_INFO)
wantedBrightness = 100
wantedRed = 0
wantedGreen = 0
wantedBlue = 0
wantedWhite = rgbwDeviceLevel
elseif (rgbwDeviceColor.m == 3) then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: Mode 3', domoticz.LOG_INFO)
wantedBrightness = 100
wantedRed = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.r * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255)
wantedGreen = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.g * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255)
wantedBlue = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.b * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255)
wantedWhite = 0
elseif (rgbwDeviceColor.m == 4) then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: Mode 4', domoticz.LOG_INFO)
wantedBrightness = 100
wantedRed = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.r * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255)
wantedGreen = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.g * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255)
wantedBlue = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.b * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255)
wantedWhite = domoticz.utils.round((rgbwDeviceColor.ww + rgbwDeviceColor.cw) * rgbwDeviceLevel / 2 / 255)
end
end
if
(wantedRed ~= nil and
((wantedRed == 0 and (redDevice.state ~= "Off" and redDevice.level ~= wantedRed)) or
(wantedRed ~= 0 and (redDevice.state == "Off" or redDevice.level ~= wantedRed))))
then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: set redDevice level to: ' .. wantedRed .. ' from ' .. redDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO)
domoticz.data.redDeviceOn = (wantedRed ~= 0)
if (wantedRed == 0) then
redDevice.setState("Off")
else
redDevice.setLevel(wantedRed)
end
elseif (wantedRed == nil) then
redDevice.setState("Off")
end
if
(wantedGreen ~= nil and
((wantedGreen == 0 and (greenDevice.state ~= "Off" and greenDevice.level ~= wantedGreen)) or
(wantedGreen ~= 0 and (greenDevice.state == "Off" or greenDevice.level ~= wantedGreen))))
then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: set greenDevice level to: ' .. wantedGreen .. ' from ' .. greenDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO)
domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn = (wantedGreen ~= 0)
if (wantedGreen == 0) then
greenDevice.setState("Off")
else
greenDevice.setLevel(wantedGreen)
end
elseif (wantedGreen == nil) then
greenDevice.setState("Off")
end
if
(wantedBlue ~= nil and
((wantedBlue == 0 and (blueDevice.state ~= "Off" and blueDevice.level ~= wantedBlue)) or
(wantedBlue ~= 0 and (blueDevice.state == "Off" or blueDevice.level ~= wantedBlue))))
then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: set blueDevice level to: ' .. wantedBlue .. ' from ' .. blueDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO)
domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn = (wantedBlue ~= 0)
if (wantedBlue == 0) then
blueDevice.setState("Off")
else
blueDevice.setLevel(wantedBlue)
end
elseif (wantedBlue == nil) then
blueDevice.setState("Off")
end
if
(wantedWhite ~= nil and
((wantedWhite == 0 and (whiteDevice.state ~= "Off" and whiteDevice.level ~= wantedWhite)) or
(wantedWhite ~= 0 and (whiteDevice.state == "Off" or whiteDevice.level ~= wantedWhite))))
then
-- domoticz.log("dzVent: set whiteDevice level to: " .. wantedWhite .. " from " .. whiteDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO)
domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn = (wantedWhite ~= 0)
if (wantedWhite == 0) then
whiteDevice.setState("Off")
else
whiteDevice.setLevel(wantedWhite)
end
elseif (wantedWhite == nil) then
whiteDevice.setState("Off")
end
if
(wantedBrightness ~= nil and
((wantedBrightness == 0 and (brightnessDevice.state ~= "Off" and brightnessDevice.level ~= wantedBrightness)) or
(wantedBrightness ~= 0 and (brightnessDevice.state == "Off" or brightnessDevice.level ~= wantedBrightness))))
then
-- domoticz.log('dzVent: set brightnessDevice level to: ' .. wantedBrightness .. ' from ' .. brightnessDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO)
domoticz.data.brightnessDeviceOn = (wantedBrightness ~= 0)
if (wantedBrightness == 0) then
brightnessDevice.setState("Off")
else
brightnessDevice.setLevel(wantedBrightness)
end
elseif (wantedBrightness == nil) then
brightnessDevice.setState("Off")
end
end
end
}
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
WOW! This script works beautifully! Thank you!
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
I can't seem to get this script working when I add the Red Green Blue and SoftWhite dimmers as hidden devices. Any Ideas?
Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
I do not know why that would be the case. Did you use device id or names?sciroccojc wrote: ↑Wednesday 18 August 2021 21:11 I can't seem to get this script working when I add the Red Green Blue and SoftWhite dimmers as hidden devices. Any Ideas?
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
I kept the script how it was. I only removed the switches from active, changed the names to have a "$" at the beginning of each name and then set them back to active.
Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Technically I wrote this script for working with device IDs in mind. Did you try using those instead of device names? In my domoticz the script works fine when the Fibaro devices are hidden. Does the log contain any clues?
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Re: Fibaro RGBW Controller 2: Missing devices
Can you please explain how i need to setup this scriptGroentjuh wrote: ↑Wednesday 18 August 2021 18:33 I had put together the following DzVents, which needs a virtual RGBWWZ device, which can be used to set color. It will however not set the color to that virtual device when the value of the dimmer changes. I didn't fully test it. It should be a good start to use either way.
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return { on = { devices = { 144 }, httpResponses = { 'newColorRetrieved' } }, data = { brightnessDeviceOn = { initial = nil }, redDeviceOn = { initial = nil }, greenDeviceOn = { initial = nil }, blueDeviceOn = { initial = nil }, whiteDeviceOn = { initial = nil } }, execute = function(domoticz, device) brightnessDeviceId = 126 redDeviceId = 127 greenDeviceId = 128 blueDeviceId = 129 whiteDeviceId = 130 rgbwDeviceId = 144 -- Prepare needed devices if (device.idx == brightnessDeviceId) then brightnessDevice = device else brightnessDevice = domoticz.devices(brightnessDeviceId) end if (device.idx == redDeviceId) then redDevice = device else redDevice = domoticz.devices(redDeviceId) end if (device.idx == greenDeviceId) then greenDevice = device else greenDevice = domoticz.devices(greenDeviceId) end if (device.idx == blueDeviceId) then blueDevice = device else blueDevice = domoticz.devices(blueDeviceId) end if (device.idx == whiteDeviceId) then whiteDevice = device else whiteDevice = domoticz.devices(whiteDeviceId) end if (device.idx == rgbwDeviceId) then rgbwDevice = domoticz.devices(rgbwDeviceId) else rgbwDevice = domoticz.devices(rgbwDeviceId) end -- First run saving dimmer states for on-off commands if (domoticz.data.brightnessDeviceOn == nil) then domoticz.data.brightnessDeviceOn = brightnessDevice.active end if (domoticz.data.redDeviceOn == nil) then domoticz.data.redDeviceOn = redDevice.active end if (domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn == nil) then domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn = greenDevice.active end if (domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn == nil) then domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn = blueDevice.active end if (domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn == nil) then domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn = whiteDevice.active end if (device.isDevice == true and device.idx == rgbwDeviceId) then -- This is a massive hack, but rgbwDevice.Color is not updated at this point. It still holds the previous value, so reload! domoticz.openURL({ url = domoticz.settings['Domoticz url'] .. '/json.htm?type=devices&rid=' .. rgbwDevice.idx, method = 'GET', callback = 'newColorRetrieved' }) elseif (device.isHTTPResponse == true and device.trigger == 'newColorRetrieved') then domoticz.log('dzVent: Sync to Dimmer + RGBW-devices', domoticz.LOG_INFO) rgbwDeviceState = device.json['result'][1]['Data']; rgbwDeviceLevel = device.json['result'][1]['Level']; rgbwDeviceColor = domoticz.utils.fromJSON(device.json['result'][1]['Color']); -- Set wanted values for all dimmer devices wantedBrightness = nil wantedRed = nil wantedGreen = nil wantedBlue = nil wantedWhite = nil -- Handle off and on states in a manner that will not remove previous brightness/color information if (rgbwDeviceState == "Off") then wantedBrightness = 100 wantedRed = nil wantedGreen = nil wantedBlue = nil wantedWhite = nil elseif (rgbwDeviceState == "On") then wantedBrightness = 100 if (domoticz.data.redDeviceOn == true) then wantedRed = redDevice.lastLevel else wantedRed = 0 end if (domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn == true) then wantedGreen = greenDevice.lastLevel else wantedGreen = 0 end if (domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn == true) then wantedBlue = blueDevice.lastLevel else wantedBlue = 0 end if (domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn == true) then wantedWhite = whiteDevice.lastLevel else wantedWhite = 0 end elseif (rgbwDeviceState == "Set Color" or string.gmatch(rgbwDeviceState, '^Set Level: %d+ \\%$')) then if (rgbwDeviceColor.m == 1) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: Mode 1', domoticz.LOG_INFO) wantedBrightness = 100 wantedRed = 0 wantedGreen = 0 wantedBlue = 0 wantedWhite = rgbwDeviceLevel elseif (rgbwDeviceColor.m == 3) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: Mode 3', domoticz.LOG_INFO) wantedBrightness = 100 wantedRed = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.r * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255) wantedGreen = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.g * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255) wantedBlue = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.b * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255) wantedWhite = 0 elseif (rgbwDeviceColor.m == 4) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: Mode 4', domoticz.LOG_INFO) wantedBrightness = 100 wantedRed = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.r * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255) wantedGreen = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.g * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255) wantedBlue = domoticz.utils.round(rgbwDeviceColor.b * rgbwDeviceLevel / 255) wantedWhite = domoticz.utils.round((rgbwDeviceColor.ww + rgbwDeviceColor.cw) * rgbwDeviceLevel / 2 / 255) end end if (wantedRed ~= nil and ((wantedRed == 0 and (redDevice.state ~= "Off" and redDevice.level ~= wantedRed)) or (wantedRed ~= 0 and (redDevice.state == "Off" or redDevice.level ~= wantedRed)))) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: set redDevice level to: ' .. wantedRed .. ' from ' .. redDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO) domoticz.data.redDeviceOn = (wantedRed ~= 0) if (wantedRed == 0) then redDevice.setState("Off") else redDevice.setLevel(wantedRed) end elseif (wantedRed == nil) then redDevice.setState("Off") end if (wantedGreen ~= nil and ((wantedGreen == 0 and (greenDevice.state ~= "Off" and greenDevice.level ~= wantedGreen)) or (wantedGreen ~= 0 and (greenDevice.state == "Off" or greenDevice.level ~= wantedGreen)))) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: set greenDevice level to: ' .. wantedGreen .. ' from ' .. greenDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO) domoticz.data.greenDeviceOn = (wantedGreen ~= 0) if (wantedGreen == 0) then greenDevice.setState("Off") else greenDevice.setLevel(wantedGreen) end elseif (wantedGreen == nil) then greenDevice.setState("Off") end if (wantedBlue ~= nil and ((wantedBlue == 0 and (blueDevice.state ~= "Off" and blueDevice.level ~= wantedBlue)) or (wantedBlue ~= 0 and (blueDevice.state == "Off" or blueDevice.level ~= wantedBlue)))) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: set blueDevice level to: ' .. wantedBlue .. ' from ' .. blueDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO) domoticz.data.blueDeviceOn = (wantedBlue ~= 0) if (wantedBlue == 0) then blueDevice.setState("Off") else blueDevice.setLevel(wantedBlue) end elseif (wantedBlue == nil) then blueDevice.setState("Off") end if (wantedWhite ~= nil and ((wantedWhite == 0 and (whiteDevice.state ~= "Off" and whiteDevice.level ~= wantedWhite)) or (wantedWhite ~= 0 and (whiteDevice.state == "Off" or whiteDevice.level ~= wantedWhite)))) then -- domoticz.log("dzVent: set whiteDevice level to: " .. wantedWhite .. " from " .. whiteDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO) domoticz.data.whiteDeviceOn = (wantedWhite ~= 0) if (wantedWhite == 0) then whiteDevice.setState("Off") else whiteDevice.setLevel(wantedWhite) end elseif (wantedWhite == nil) then whiteDevice.setState("Off") end if (wantedBrightness ~= nil and ((wantedBrightness == 0 and (brightnessDevice.state ~= "Off" and brightnessDevice.level ~= wantedBrightness)) or (wantedBrightness ~= 0 and (brightnessDevice.state == "Off" or brightnessDevice.level ~= wantedBrightness)))) then -- domoticz.log('dzVent: set brightnessDevice level to: ' .. wantedBrightness .. ' from ' .. brightnessDevice.level, domoticz.LOG_INFO) domoticz.data.brightnessDeviceOn = (wantedBrightness ~= 0) if (wantedBrightness == 0) then brightnessDevice.setState("Off") else brightnessDevice.setLevel(wantedBrightness) end elseif (wantedBrightness == nil) then brightnessDevice.setState("Off") end end end }
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