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I wonder to set a condition to a roller shutter that is installed into a passing door.
I have its manual monostable switch to up and down the roller, but I want to introduce a condition to avoid to close that roller if that door is open (the door allready has an opening sensor).
So, if I manually try to close the roller but the door is open, I can´t close it. If the door is closed, the roller will close without problems.
It's like assign a "switch press condition".
Pressing physical down button:
IF door=open then NOTHING
ELSE close roller
Pressing physical up button:
IF door=open then NOTHING
ELSE open roller
In a similar way I'd like to introduce rules to the working condition of a bathroom light (dimmer allready installed in that bathroom).
In a manual way, I can turn on and off the light with the monostable switch... even dimmer when I want.
But I was thinking about doing something more "intelligent". When I wake up at 1am to go to the bathroom, and I try to turn on the light, I want that the light was turned on at 15% only...so my sleepy eyes will be better
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Is there any way to do this things?
Thanks a lot!
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