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MikiG wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 20:04 I have an Aqara human body sensor to activate a scene. The problem is that at the time of deactivating it takes 1.5 minutes.

waaren wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 20:20

MikiG wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 20:04 I have an Aqara human body sensor to activate a scene. The problem is that at the time of deactivating it takes 1.5 minutes.

Can you please tell us why the long deactivation time is a problem for you ? Maybe we can help solving it in another way.

MikiG wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 20:41 Yes, since I leave the room the motion sensor takes 1.5 minutes to turn off the light. I just wanted the disconnection time to be shorter to save on the bill

return 
{
    on = { devices = { 'Det_mi_luz' }},

    execute = function(dz, item)
      light = dz.devices('name of your light')
      if item.state == 'On' then
         light.cancelQueuedCommands()
         light.switchOn()
         light.switchOff().afterSec(5)
      end
    end
}

waaren wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 21:01

MikiG wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 20:41 Yes, since I leave the room the motion sensor takes 1.5 minutes to turn off the light. I just wanted the disconnection time to be shorter to save on the bill

Below dzVents script will do just that

When not yet familiar with dzVents please start with reading Get started Before implementing (~ 5 minutes). Special attention please for "In Domoticz go to Setup > Settings > Other and in the section EventSystem make sure the checkbox 'dzVents disabled' is not checked. Also make sure that in the Security section in the settings you allow 127.0.0.1 to not need a password. dzVents uses that port to send certain commands to Domoticz. Finally make sure you have set your current location in Setup > Settings > System > Location, otherwise there is no way to determine nighttime/daytime state."

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return 
{
    on = { devices = { 'Det_mi_luz' }},

    execute = function(dz, item)
      light = dz.devices('name of your light')
      if item.state == 'On' then
         light.cancelQueuedCommands()
         light.switchOn()
         light.switchOff().afterSec(5)
      end
    end
}

MikiG wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 23:02 What I want is that while there is movement in the room, the light is on, but if it no longer detects movement in 5 or 10 seconds, turn off the light

waaren wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 23:41

MikiG wrote: ↑Tuesday 10 December 2019 23:02 What I want is that while there is movement in the room, the light is on, but if it no longer detects movement in 5 or 10 seconds, turn off the light

That''s only possible if your sensor supports that. Most sensors do not send a new 'motion detected' signal during the time that is set for it to stay on. The script I posted will work when sensor send a new 'motion detected signal' within the time set.