Domoticz

PetervandePol wrote: ↑Saturday 02 February 2019 9:48

tozzke wrote: ↑Thursday 31 January 2019 21:46

PetervandePol wrote: ↑Wednesday 30 January 2019 14:34 Hi,

I am afraid I need some help. I can't figure out how to switch two lamps on between sunset and sunrise with a motion sensor. It works without the time restiction, but I do not want the lights on and off during the day. Based on the examples in this forum I have made this:



But nothing happens Where do I go wrong?

what @geezerrr and @waaren said with the addition that the Set part should be split in two. So you'll have to add a Set block for YeeLight 1 and another Set block for YeeLight 2, you can't use the 'and' block in the output

Also the 'On for x minutes' doesn't always react as you might think it does. When the device is off when the 'if' is triggered, it'll turn on and after the set time it'll turn off like you'd expect. Is the device already on however (when the 'if' is triggered) it won't turn off but will turn to the state it was at the trigger, so "back" on in that case.

Thank you, @tozzke.
I changed to:



... and this works to switch "on" but like you predicted the lights do go on, but not off. How do I achieve that then?

If [ [ [Bewegingsensor keuken] = [On] ] and [ [Time > [Sunset] ] or [Time < [Sunrise] ] ] ]
Do [Set [Yeelight 1] = [On] ]
   [Set [Yeelight 2] = [On] ]
   [Set [Yeelight 1] = [Off] after [300] seconds]
   [Set [Yeelight 2] = [Off] after [300] seconds]

PetervandePol wrote: ↑Saturday 02 February 2019 11:16 Excellent!! I will try later today. Others in this thread said that working with Sunset and Sunrise could not work; hence the 23:59 and 00:00....

Gertschi wrote: ↑Wednesday 06 February 2019 16:12 Hello,

I don´t know, why my blockly script doesn´t work?


blockly.JPG

"Heizung" is a selector-switch:


Heizung.JPG


and "Gert@home" is a normal on/off-switch


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Hope that someone can help??

Gertschi wrote: ↑Wednesday 06 February 2019 17:29 I also used this, with no luck???

Heizung.JPG

tozzke wrote:I'd add a integer variable 'mechanische_ventillatie_level' which I'll sync with the level (%) of the switch so you'll get something like:

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If [Klimaat beheersing] = [On] and [CO2 Huiskamer] >= [400] and [CO2 Huiskamer] < [522] and [VAR mechanische_ventillatie_level] ≠ [10]
Do [Set Mechanische Ventillatie Level] = [Level (%) 10]
   [Set [VAR mechanische_ventillatie_level] = [10]
Else if [Klimaat beheersing] = [On] and [CO2 Huiskamer] >= [522] and [CO2 Huiskamer] < [644] and [VAR mechanische_ventillatie_level] ≠ [20]
Do [Set Mechanische Ventillatie Level] = [Level (%) 20]
   [Set [VAR mechanische_ventillatie_level] = [20]

etc

If your switch 'Mechanische Ventillatie Level' is a selector switch, you can skip the variable and just add the name of each level to the if's

This way each (else) if only triggers once when conditions are met

salopette wrote: ↑Friday 26 April 2019 17:05 Hello, how can I realize it?
From 22.00 on, I would like to see the lamp on the left and on the right and from 6:00 on the lamp on the left, on the right and on the top.

but it does not work that way

salopette wrote: ↑Saturday 04 May 2019 14:31

salopette wrote: ↑Friday 26 April 2019 17:05 Hello, how can I realize it?
From 22.00 on, I would like to see the lamp on the left and on the right and from 6:00 on the lamp on the left, on the right and on the top.

but it does not work that way

anyone an idea?

Else if [Time >= [22:00]] and [XiMotion Sensor BAD] = [On] and [ [BAD-Links LED] = [Off] or [BAD-Rechts LED] = [Off] ]*
Do [Set [BAD-Links LED] = [On]]
   [Set [BAD-Rechts LED] = [On]]
Else if [Time >= [6:00]] and [Time < [22:00]] and [XiMotion Sensor BAD] = [On] and [ [BAD-Links LED] = [Off] or [BAD-Untere LED] = [Off] or [BAD-Rechts LED] = [Off] ]*
Do [Set [BAD-Links LED] = [On]]
   [Set [BAD-Untere LED] = [On]]
   [Set [BAD-Rechts LED] = [On]]

salopette wrote: ↑Monday 06 May 2019 20:49 My problem is e.g. that the lights do not come on at 5 o'clock.