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RGBW as remote controller for other dimmers
Jamie mccrostie posted a question in Scenes and Interface
Say you want to use a RGBW module to control other dimmer2 devices in your set up. The following scene and settings will let you do just that. Useful also if you are trying to upgrade a old bus wired smart home systems with home run controlled circuits to zwave system. Mount RGBW modules in old system switch locations. Use old bus wiring as 12v/24v RGBW supply. Replace old din mounted dimmer and switch modules at control cabinet with zwave devices giving you up to 4 switches per RGBW module. Solved, thanks @ReneNL and @Soporte Life2Better for response time hint Use this scene, set module to output mode, set parameter 10 to 1 sec 488 = RGBW module id 122 to 118 = controlled remote dimmers id's --[[ %% properties 488 value %% events %% globals --]] rgb = 488 dimmer1 = 122 dimmer2 = 152 dimmer3 = 156 dimmer4 = 118 function split(source, delimiters) local elements = {} local pattern = '([^'..delimiters..']+)' string.gsub(source, pattern, function(value) elements[#elements + 1] = value; end); return elements end colorstatus = split(fibaro:getValue(rgb, "color"),",") fibaro:call(dimmer1,"setValue", math.floor (100*(colorstatus[1]/255))) fibaro:call(dimmer2,"setValue", math.floor(100*(colorstatus[2]/255))) fibaro:call(dimmer3,"setValue", math.floor(100*(colorstatus[3]/255))) fibaro:call(dimmer4,"setValue", math.floor(100*(colorstatus[4]/225)))