Fibaro Universal Binary Sensor and scene activation

[remcoploeg 10]

Hello,

I have an Fibaro Universal Binary Sensor in my alarm clock. On the side of the alarm clock I have a switch. With this switch I could (in 3.6 and before) activate scenes (for sleeping for example). But in 4.031 I cannot manage this. I did a soft reconfigure, but that didn't do the trick. In paramater three the momentary input switch is selected. I have created an simple lua script to debug the click I do on the binary sensor. But I see nothing in the debug window. I known for sure that I am using the right ID. In the HC2 I see an icon of the motion activated when I click on the button, but don't see it in my code...

Here is a part of my code.

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Anybody an idea what I doing wrong?

[j.nowacki 5]

As I said in another thread, check if there is scene activation property in API. Get Json Viewer addon installed and go to HC_IP/api/devices/idOfDevice and check if there is scene activation visible. If not, perform reconfiguration, first soft and then regular one if needed.

[EK 1]

Did you succeed yet?

I've also installed a universal sensor in my alarm clock. I got a scene responding to the snooze button click. No I want to use double and triple clicks.

I already got this:

 

if ( (fibaro:getGlobalValue("TimeOfDay") ~= "Morning")

    and

  -- press snooze

    ( tonumber(fibaro:getValue(188, "sceneActivation")) == 20 )

or

startSource["type"] == "other"

)

then.....

 

I already set the parameters of the universal sensor. Simply changing 20 in to 24 for a double click doesn't work.

What am I doing wrong?

[petergebruers 1,268]

Can you please use this simple lua script to test if the device sends scene activation commands to your HC2, and if the HC2 has correct "sceneActivation" interface?

 

Replace YOU_HAVE_TO_PUT_THE_SLAVE_ID_HERE below (two occurrences) with the ID of your IN1 or IN2 *slave* device. The slave is the one that does not look like a cardboard box.

 

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It should print something like this when you single and double click on IN1:

[DEBUG] 07:29:42: 10

[DEBUG] 07:29:59: 14

If it doesn't, please exclude & include and if that doesn't help either please post the results of the api (like Mr. Nowacki asked a few posts back. Use the master device ID in the api call) - sometimes we can find the problem from that data.

If this works, we can start debugging your scripts...

[EK 1]

It works, thanks. My alarm clock is very old and the snooze button isn't functioning as it supposed to do. That's why it doesn't respond tot the double click.

[petergebruers 1,268]

Aha! That explains. ... thanks for your feedback!