Open source Home Automation System
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commandArray = {}
if devicechanged['Kaffe'] and otherdevices['Kaffe'] == 'On' then
commandArray['Kaffe'] = 'On FOR 900' -- the FOR instance works in secs
end
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if(apcu_fetch('sKaffe')=='On'&&apcu_fetch('tKaffe')<time-900) sw(apcu_fetch('iKaffe'),'Off');
Worked a lot betteranasazi wrote:Shouldn't you be using "Off AFTER 15" instead of FOR.
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commandArray = {}
if devicechanged['Koffie'] and otherdevices['Koffie'] == 'On' then
commandArray['Koffie'] = 'On FOR 600' -- the FOR instance works in secs
if devicechanged['Koffie'] and otherdevices['Koffie'] == 'Off' then
commandArray['SendNotification']='Koffie machine is uitgeschakeld'
end
return commandArray
The syntax is bit incorrect, not sure if this is the reason. Try:gielie wrote:I have a question, i have this code.But when de koffie is Off Domoticz will spam me with messages, i only want to recieve 1 message after the event took place.Code: Select all
commandArray = {} if devicechanged['Koffie'] and otherdevices['Koffie'] == 'On' then commandArray['Koffie'] = 'On FOR 600' -- the FOR instance works in secs if devicechanged['Koffie'] and otherdevices['Koffie'] == 'Off' then commandArray['SendNotification']='Koffie machine is uitgeschakeld' end return commandArray
How can i do this?
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commandArray = {}
if devicechanged['Koffie'] == 'On' then
commandArray['Koffie'] = 'On FOR 600' -- the FOR instance works in secs
elseif devicechanged['Koffie'] == 'Off' then
commandArray['SendNotification']='Koffie machine is uitgeschakeld'
end
return commandArrayNot sure about this, but agreed that more logical would be:emme wrote:could it be that the ON FOR 600 keep the device in the devicechanged table for 600 seconds?!
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commandArray = {}
if devicechanged['Koffie'] == 'On' then
commandArray['Koffie'] = 'Off AFTER 600'
elseif devicechanged['Koffie'] == 'Off' then
commandArray['SendNotification']='Koffie machine is uitgeschakeld'
end
return commandArraySure, with a time script (they run once each minute) you can at least have a once per minute count down timer...gielie wrote:Is there also a way to create a countdown?