Hi to all,
I have blinds that need to receive some impulsion ( between 200ms and 3 seconds ) to be open or closed.
I have interfaced them with some Chacon 54754 to pilot them with Domoticz. But this swich stay in On or Off position for 2 minutes. This make my blinds to beep as then receive a too long signal.
When I read the notice of the Chacon switch, they say that to make if to go back to neutral position and you need to send again the same order.
So I need to send twice the ON command or the Off command from my Domoticz switch.
I didn't manage to do it using Lua scripting. Can some one help me as I am a newbee in scripting?
thanks a lot for your help,
regards,
Pierre
How to Send Twice a command to a switch to pilot blinds
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Re: How to Send Twice a command to a switch to pilot blinds
Did you try this?:
commandArray[1]={[devicename]=command}
commandArray[2]={[devicename]=command..' AFTER 1'}
1 is the delay between the first and the second time. It's all documented in https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Events. Take a look.
EDIT:
I did not try this, so I don't know if it 'll work. Maybe it won't, because the two lines will be controlling the same device.
Devicename and command are strings here and can be replaced by your actual device names, surrounded by 'quotes'. If you do that, the command and the AFTER 1 can be written as one string, like, 'On AFTER 1'.
If this does not work, be sure to also try a delay of 2, instead of 1.
There's also ways to solve this electronically:
industrial timer modules
-or-
a small power supply, a bunch of relais, some NE555 timer chips and some discrete parts, like resistors, condensators, diodes and maybe some transistors (depends on your relays).
commandArray[1]={[devicename]=command}
commandArray[2]={[devicename]=command..' AFTER 1'}
1 is the delay between the first and the second time. It's all documented in https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Events. Take a look.
EDIT:
I did not try this, so I don't know if it 'll work. Maybe it won't, because the two lines will be controlling the same device.
Devicename and command are strings here and can be replaced by your actual device names, surrounded by 'quotes'. If you do that, the command and the AFTER 1 can be written as one string, like, 'On AFTER 1'.
If this does not work, be sure to also try a delay of 2, instead of 1.
There's also ways to solve this electronically:
industrial timer modules
-or-
a small power supply, a bunch of relais, some NE555 timer chips and some discrete parts, like resistors, condensators, diodes and maybe some transistors (depends on your relays).
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Re: How to Send Twice a command to a switch to pilot blinds
Hi,
thanks for this information.
The only way to make it work ( not fully effective anyway ) is to build a scenario including the switch twice with a delay of 1 second for the second event...
Unfortunnatly I have a an issue when I use the remote control that work with Chacon switches.
My dream would be that Domoticz trap the command whereever it comes from ( Remote control, Domoticz, Scripts ) and then dupplicate the command to meet with Blinds specifications.
it would be : when Switch command ON is receive then send ON command again to the switch... but only Once ! If not we will loop.
for electronic solutions, I am not experienced enough to build the appropriate systems.
Best regards,
Pierre
thanks for this information.
The only way to make it work ( not fully effective anyway ) is to build a scenario including the switch twice with a delay of 1 second for the second event...
Unfortunnatly I have a an issue when I use the remote control that work with Chacon switches.
My dream would be that Domoticz trap the command whereever it comes from ( Remote control, Domoticz, Scripts ) and then dupplicate the command to meet with Blinds specifications.
it would be : when Switch command ON is receive then send ON command again to the switch... but only Once ! If not we will loop.
for electronic solutions, I am not experienced enough to build the appropriate systems.
Best regards,
Pierre
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Re: How to Send Twice a command to a switch to pilot blinds
Hi,
I had kind of similar issue with my blinds, which I control only through a modified remote control soldered to 433MHz relays.. I tried with blockly to send "ON" orders to these relays after some time (icluding 1s) and it was always failing..
I solved my issue by creating a bash script.
My script is as follows, and includes 2 arguments when calling the script (a number for the blind-defining numeb rof times to push "ON", and the order to the blind ("Monter"=up or "Descendre"=down, to define which button to push through relay).
Ricorico94
I had kind of similar issue with my blinds, which I control only through a modified remote control soldered to 433MHz relays.. I tried with blockly to send "ON" orders to these relays after some time (icluding 1s) and it was always failing..
I solved my issue by creating a bash script.
My script is as follows, and includes 2 arguments when calling the script (a number for the blind-defining numeb rof times to push "ON", and the order to the blind ("Monter"=up or "Descendre"=down, to define which button to push through relay).
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#!/bin/bash
# Settings - Edit to your situation
DOMO_IP="192.168.1.123" # Domoticz IP Address
DOMO_PORT="8080" # Domoticz Port
Monter_IDX=11 # numéro ID de l interrupteur du relais
Droit_IDX=12
Descendre_IDX=13
Stop_IDX=14
duree=1
num_volet=$1
commande=$2
COUNTER=1
while [ $COUNTER -le $num_volet ]; do
#echo The counter is $COUNTER
#Bouton droit On
curl -s "http://$DOMO_IP:$DOMO_PORT/json.htm?type=command¶m=switchlight&idx=$Droit_IDX&switchcmd=On"
# tempo de longueur duree
perl -e "select(undef,undef,undef,$duree);"
let COUNTER=COUNTER+1
done
#if [commande = "Monter" ]
# then
# action=Monter_IDX
#fi
case $commande in
Monter)
action=$Monter_IDX
;;
Descendre)
action=$Descendre_IDX
;;
Stop)
action=$Stop_IDX
;;
*)
echo 'inconnu'
;;
esac
#Bouton Haut/Bas/Stop On
curl -s "http://$DOMO_IP:$DOMO_PORT/json.htm?type=command¶m=switchlight&idx=$action&switchcmd=On"
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