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heating scenario
Posted: Tuesday 23 May 2017 8:32
by markjgabb
hi guys
i have the following blocky, but it never seems to activate....
current temp as i write this is 19
nothing in logs about fails...it just seems to never evaluate
current values from blocky check current values shows as below
35 Office Temp 19 2017-05-23 16:31:45 19

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Re: heating scenario
Posted: Tuesday 23 May 2017 8:41
by Egregius
If it's now 19° it can't do anything. It's not lower than 17 and not higher than 20, right?
Re: heating scenario
Posted: Tuesday 23 May 2017 9:27
by ropske
that's also what i see Egrerius

Re: heating scenario
Posted: Tuesday 23 May 2017 11:25
by markjgabb
ah crap....yeah your right...i was reading it bacwards....i now feel really stupid thanks guys wow
Re: heating scenario
Posted: Thursday 25 May 2017 7:58
by markjgabb
ok heating scenario part 2....
anyone have any ideas how i would go about adding a scenario or perhaps another else if, so that if i turn my heating on remotely it will work..
as you can see ive got presence running with occupied so that when no one is home the heater turns off...
but i would like something so that if im half an hour from home and i know its cold i can turn it on before i get home

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Re: heating scenario
Posted: Thursday 25 May 2017 11:47
by StanHD
One way would be to add a virtual "Manual Override" or an "Auto" Switch
In your scenario you could add an "Override" switch that can work with the Occupied switch:-
If [Heating =On] And [Occupied = Off] And [Override = Off] Do Set [Heating = Off]
Then add the appropriate conditions to the first "Else If":-
Else If [Temp <= 17] And [Heating = Off] And [[Occupied = On] Or [Override = On]] Do Set [Heating = On]
(Note how the "Or" is "nested")
Below is a Blockley I use to successfully control a ceiling fan. Note where the "Auto" condition is required to be on to run the fan or turn it off. So I can switch this to regain manual control.

Re: heating scenario
Posted: Thursday 25 May 2017 13:04
by markjgabb
oh wow....ok quite complicated things are possible. thats quite impressive