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Events Sleep/Wait command
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SilasAT
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Events Sleep/Wait command
Hello, we want to control a heater with the help of eventes (Blockly) but we are missing a Sleep/Wait command were we can define how many ms or seconds we want to wait before proceding to the next block. All help would be appreciated.
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tozzke
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
you could create an extra dummy switch with a switch off delay and use that in the next 'else if'-block
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
Or you use php for scripting. Usleep and sleep are standard functions for microseconds or seconds wait time.
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SilasAT
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
Can you explain how these methods works?
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
You mean in PHP? Simple, just add sleep(5) where you want the script to sleep 5 seconds. Or usleep(500000) for half a second.
But that requires that your whole script is in PHP offcourse.
But that requires that your whole script is in PHP offcourse.
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SilasAT
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
But we are creating it in the GUI
So can we make a combination of php and GUI?
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raym
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
Hi, I've been trying to understand this myself lately. I realise putting delays in LUA scripts is not recommended but is it OK to put delays in a php or bash script (for example)? This won't block DZ from processing other requests will it?
What's the recommended approach for putting delays between device calls?
Thanks.
What's the recommended approach for putting delays between device calls?
Thanks.
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grelle
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
I have a similar problem and maybe we can get an answer that suits us both...
My 1-wire counter seemes to post the same thing twice with in milliseconds. This makes my LUA script trigger twice and destroy my actual watt calculation. Gaaaah, why is 1-wire posting twice and why can't I use the sleep function I have tried in my LUA script ?
My 1-wire counter seemes to post the same thing twice with in milliseconds. This makes my LUA script trigger twice and destroy my actual watt calculation. Gaaaah, why is 1-wire posting twice and why can't I use the sleep function I have tried in my LUA script ?
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2015-11-11 19:31:09.043 (1-Wire) RFXMeter (Total Energi)
2015-11-11 19:31:09.271 EventSystem: Script event triggered: /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_device_counter_vp.lua
2015-11-11 19:31:09.138 (1-Wire) RFXMeter (VP Energi)
2015-11-11 19:31:09.332 (1-Wire) RFXMeter (Total Energi)
2015-11-11 19:31:09.610 EventSystem: Script event triggered: /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_device_counter_vp.lua
2015-11-11 19:31:09.502 (1-Wire) RFXMeter (VP Energi)Code: Select all
--Domoticz Script to get medium actual energy between energy counter readings and puts it on a dummy device
--First create a dummy energy meter and two user variables as numbers.
--Then enter the details below
--Name of the real energy counter
energyCounter = 'VP Energi'
newValue = tonumber(otherdevices_svalues[energyCounter]) * 10
--ID of the created dummy energy meter with the new actual value
dummyEnergyMeterid = 65
hour = 3600
--The names of two user variables to keep track of previous value due to wrong values from dummy in otherdevices_lastupdate and other$
userVariableTimestamp = 'LastEnergyTimestamp'
userVariableLastCount = 'LastEnergyCount'
commandArray = {}
if devicechanged[energyCounter] then
--calculate new actual value
actual = ((newValue) - tonumber(uservariables[userVariableLastCount])) * hour / ((os.time()-uservariables[userVariableTimesta$
--update dummy energy meter
commandArray[1] = {['UpdateDevice'] = dummyEnergyMeterid .. "|0|" .. actual .. ";" .. newValue}
--update user variables
commandArray[2] = {['Variable:'..userVariableTimestamp] = tostring(os.time())}
commandArray[3] = {['Variable:'..userVariableLastCount] = tostring(newValue)}
-- print("DummyEnergy: " .. actual .. " W, " .. newValue .. " kWh")
function sleep(n)
n = 1
os.execute("sleep " .. tonumber(n))
end
end
return commandArraySweden / Östersund
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tlpeter
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Re: Events Sleep/Wait command
Never mind, didn't work well
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