Light on at different dim level depending on daytime, with auto off [SOLVED]

[waaren]

getting a error

Try with a comma behind 'Koof Sensor'

I also edited my example that had the same error..

[botany]

2020-01-30 16:36:38.585 Status: dzVents: Error (2.4.19): .../domoticz/scripts/dzVents/generated_scripts/dzevents.lua:78: attempt to index global 'PIR' (a nil value)

if PIR.state ~= 'On' and override.state ~= 'Off' then

thats line 78


what im doing wrong..

[waaren]

if PIR.state ~= 'On' and override.state ~= 'Off' then
thats line 78

Change this line to

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if item.state ~= 'On' and override.state ~= 'Off' then 

[botany]

if PIR.state ~= 'On' and override.state ~= 'Off' then
thats line 78

Change this line to

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if item.state ~= 'On' and override.state ~= 'Off' then 

Okay, wil try after work. Thanks Waaren

[botany]

this works now.
Thanks.
(but still not the same as i use on fibaro. thinking im going keep using two system, until something comes what i got)

[nitpicker]

Sorry for bumping up and old post, but I use a version of this script (thanks!) but when this part of the script is running:

Light.dimTo(dimValue)

The light will turn on, and after that it will dim to the value that is set. Can this be changed? That it will turn on on the level that is set.

[waaren]

When this part of the script is running: Light.dimTo(dimValue)
The light will turn on, and after that it will dim to the value that is set. Can this be changed? That it will turn on on the level that is set.

Please show your version and the log it produces. From you description I do not understand what is happening so please elaborate.

[nitpicker]

The script:

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return {
	on = {
		devices = {234, 236}, -- Change out PIR
	},
   
   execute = function(dz, devices)
        local Light = dz.devices('Overloop licht') -- Change out light
        local ms = dz.devices(234) -- MS Trap 1
        local ms2 = dz.devices(236) -- MS Overloop
        local luxSensor = dz.devices(192) -- MS6 Lux
   
        local dimTimeTable  = { --  [   'timeSlot'   ]  = dimValue
                                    ['at 00:01-07:00']  = 2,
                                    ['at 07:01-12:00']  = 20,
                                    ['at 12:01-19:45']  = 60,
                                    ['at 22:00-24:00']  = 2,
                              }
                              
        if ((ms.state ~= 'On' and ms2.state ~= 'On' and dz.time.matchesRule('at 22:00-19:45')) or (luxSensor.lux > 20)) then 
            Light.switchOff()
            dz.log(Light.name .. ' switched Off')
        else
            for timeSlot, dimValue in pairs (dimTimeTable) do
               if dz.time.matchesRule(timeSlot) and (luxSensor.lux < 20) then 
                    Light.dimTo(dimValue)
                    dz.log(Light.name .. ' switched On (dimlevel: ' .. dimValue .. ')')
                    return false
               end      
            end
        end     
    end
}

The log:

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2020-11-05 13:22:44.110 Status: dzVents: Info: Handling events for: "MS trap 1", value: "On"
2020-11-05 13:22:44.111 Status: dzVents: Info: ------ Start internal script: Lamp overloop: Device: "MS trap 1 (deCONZ)", Index: 234
2020-11-05 13:22:44.115 Status: dzVents: Info: Overloop licht switched On (dimlevel: 60)
2020-11-05 13:22:44.116 Status: dzVents: Info: ------ Finished Lamp overloop
2020-11-05 13:22:44.117 Status: EventSystem: Script event triggered: /home/pi/domoticz/dzVents/runtime/dzVents.lua

The script switches the Hue lamp on and then it dims to the value I want.

But at night, the value is super small, but the light is first bright and then it dims to the low value. Can the light switch on with the low value without first shining bright?

[waaren]

The script switches the Hue lamp on and then it dims to the value I want.
But at night, the value is super small, but the light is first bright and then it dims to the low value. Can the light switch on with the low value without first shining bright?

You could try this but I am not not sure if it solves your issue.

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return {
	on = {
		devices = {234, 236}, -- Change out PIR
	},

   execute = function(dz, devices)
        local Light = dz.devices('Overloop licht') -- Change out light
        local ms = dz.devices(234) -- Motion Sensor Trap 1
        local ms2 = dz.devices(236) -- Motion Sensor Overloop
        local luxSensor = dz.devices(192) -- MS6 Lux

        local dimTimeTable  = { --  [   'timeSlot'   ]  = dimValue
                                    ['at 00:01-07:00']  = 2,
                                    ['at 07:01-12:00']  = 20,
                                    ['at 12:01-19:45']  = 60,
                                    ['at 22:00-24:00']  = 2,
                              }

        if ((ms.state ~= 'On' and ms2.state ~= 'On' and dz.time.matchesRule('at 22:00-19:45')) or (luxSensor.lux > 20)) then
            Light.dimTo(2)
            Light.switchOff().afterSec(1)
            dz.log(Light.name .. ' switched Off')
        else
            for timeSlot, dimValue in pairs (dimTimeTable) do
               if dz.time.matchesRule(timeSlot) and (luxSensor.lux < 20) then
                    Light.dimTo(dimValue)
                    dz.log(Light.name .. ' switched On (dimlevel: ' .. dimValue .. ')')
               end
            end
        end
    end
}

[nitpicker]

Good thinking, maybe the light bulb is indeed lightning up with the last value.

[nitpicker]

Because of the OR statement in the script it doesn't work as hoped. I have to find another solution... or maybe anyone else has an option?