darlomrh wrote:Hi
Will connecting a RFXCom device (assuming pair to appropriate device) give me the on/off messages that are transmitted from PIR, switches and plugs and so on. Which in turn would allow me to know what was the last message sent in Domoticz?
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I am not quite sure exactly what you want to acheive, but a few things come to mind.
The LightwaveRF powdered light switches only recieve they do not transmit, so if the light is switched on manually then Domoticz will not know the light has been switched on. There are wireless LightwaveRF switches available, if these are used then Domoticz would know the last command sent, so as long as no one operated the switch directly then Domoticz will know the state the light should be in. Even then there is no guarentee the light is on, but in practice within range then I find LightwaveRF very reliable.
I found the LightwaveRF PIRs features did not give me enough flexibility, so I am using simple PIRs and find these work well with LightwaveRF and Domoticz -
http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Smart_Lua_Scripts. As the PIRs are in the room with the light switches even if the light is turned on manually and not turned off, Domoticz will still turn if off after a set period as the PIR was activated.
Is there a guide to the way in which you using Lua / Python to control the LightwaveRF wifi link somewhere? I have a wifi link I am not using, but would allow me to access the LightwaveRF energy meter.
Raspberry Pi 2 B - 2A@5V PSU - Raspbian + Domoticz + RFXtrx(89), LightwaveRF House(dimmers, sockets, wireless/mood switches), Owl CM113, 4 LaCross Temp / Humidity Sensors, 4 Siemens PIR, Smappee, Solaredge, ESP8266