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. I haven't been able to figure this one out and think it is a bug... The same setup does work when I use the same PIR and a single channel wall switch. For now I use a script for the 2 channel switches, but that causes annoying delays sometimes and it stops working when the controller is down... I would like to use associations for multi channel devices too.Code: Select all
local MASTER = 'Keuken: Aanrecht'
local SLAVE = 'Keuken: S2'
return {
on = {
devices = {
MASTER,
SLAVE
}
},
logging = {
level = domoticz.LOG_INFO
},
execute = function(domoticz, device)
if (device.name == MASTER) then
if (device.state ~= domoticz.devices(SLAVE).state) then
domoticz.devices(SLAVE).setState(device.state).silent()
end
elseif (device.name == SLAVE) then
if (device.state ~= domoticz.devices(MASTER).state) then
domoticz.devices(MASTER).setState(device.state).silent()
end
end
end
}
There is no way to activate the sensors internal siren. But think about it, do you not want to know where the source is? If all sensors sirens would be triggered at once you could get panic and nobody knows where the fire is...
Your're absolutely right, that's a good solution, but you need an extra component, the more fuctions with less components is also nice!There is no way to activate the sensors internal siren. But think about it, do you not want to know where the source is? If all sensors sirens would be triggered at once you could get panic and nobody knows where the fire is...
A better alternative is to add external sirens that are triggered by all sensors. That way you will know where the fire is (the one sensor that activated) and all people in the building are alerted by the sirens (and lights).
Similar experience here after I had installed them. Now I haven’t had an alert for the last 6 days anymore though.zenit wrote:Same issue here. I have placed 2 of these since yesterday. This afternoon they both gave a false alarm. It was approximately 24 hours after commisioning them. Maybe it's some kind of selftest I'am thinking. There was almost half an hour between the 1st en the 2nd one when I put the battery in and included them in Domoticz . Concerning the false alarm today this gap in time was almost the same. I've got 5 different "sensor ID's" per smoke detector. Maybe the eventdata should be taken from a another "sensor ID".
Can somebody who is also using these devices compare in this situation?
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Neo's NAS-PD02Z is sometimes advertised as having a temperature sensor and its priced as 20.84 a.t.m ((link)). I have not tested this device myself though and one the "Official Coolcam Store" the device is sold but there is no mention of a temperature sensor in it.rowanbradley wrote: ↑Wednesday 28 March 2018 14:02 Has anyone seen a chinese (cheap) z-wave temperature sensor? Neo doesn't seem to have one on their pages.
Thanks - Rowan
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