FGS-222 and HCL as momentary switch

[Helgefh 0]

Hi,

 

I am new to Fibaro but managed to set up part of my system.

 

Now I want to configure the FGS-222 to turn On and Off a lamp. I have 2 switches in parallel that goes to terminal IN1 these are momentary keys(Push buttons). The lamp is connected to relay output 1.

 

How do I setup the HCL parameters to get it to work? I tried different settings but not really got it right. in one setting I got it to toggle by pressing the button extremely short time.

 

If the lamp is OFF I want it to go on if I push any button. If it is ON I want it to switch of by pushing any button.

I do not need any Automatic Turn off delay.

 

Thanks for any help.

 

Helge

[AutoFrank 372]

Hi,

 

I am new to Fibaro but managed to set up part of my system.

 

Now I want to configure the FGS-222 to turn On and Off a lamp. I have 2 switches in parallel that goes to terminal IN1 these are momentary keys(Push buttons). The lamp is connected to relay output 1.

 

How do I setup the HCL parameters to get it to work? I tried different settings but not really got it right. in one setting I got it to toggle by pressing the button extremely short time.

 

If the lamp is OFF I want it to go on if I push any button. If it is ON I want it to switch of by pushing any button.

I do not need any Automatic Turn off delay.

 

Thanks for any help.

 

Helge

 

Hi,

This is 2 x 1.5kw relay - correct ?

I don't think it can setup to work effectively with a momentary switch. Typically I have used just standard toggle (on/off switches) and they work just fine.

 

is there a reason you are using a momentary switch and not a toggle (on/off) type ?

 

BTW - I have used momentary (and 2 way retractive switches) with the fibaro dimmer module (FGD211 and 212) and parameter 14 is used to specify which one. 

 

-Frank

[Helgefh 0]

I have 2 buttons. 
One on top of the stairs and one in the basement. I would like to turn on and off at both places.
 
 

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//Helge

[AutoFrank 372]

yep,that looks correct and should work if you use ordinary on/off switches

 

in your diagram output 1 can be switched by either of the two switches or by the controller