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Simplified Alarm Clock (used with @Sankotronic Main scene)


AutoFrank

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This is a simplified Alarm Clock that was created to work in conjunction with @Sankotronic Main Scene 1.2.4

You need to have this installed for my VD and code below to work

Thanks to @Sankotronic for allowing me to leverage his scene

 

Step 1
Create 3 variables (top variable panel)

  • WakeUp_weekend
  • WakeUp_weekday
  • WakeUp_time

 
Step 2

Import the VD 'Simple Clock' below
Adjust the preset alarm times to suit your household patterns
I have it setup so the middle one of the normal one and the left and right are a little earlier and a little later
 
Step 3

Open @Sankotronic Main Scene v1.2.4 and adjust as follows

 

~ line 266

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Ensure the scene you want executed is added here. 
Make note of position relative to other scenes in the list. In my example it is the first entry
 
~ line 282 

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Ensure some reference to you scene is added here. 
Normally you would add the time for the scene to be executed but in this case just add a descriptor.

 

~ line 412

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Add the following line of code within this function. (This reads the global variable and assigns it to the scheduler variable)

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Adjust the table reference values [1][1] in the code to match the relative position of the scene within the list on line 266 (runSceneSchedHour)

 

The table reference is set out as [table][sub-table] so If it is the scene you want to execute is the first entry use [1][1], if its the second use [2][1] and so on, If you have multiple times for a give scene you may need to adjust the [subtable] reference to 1, 2, 3 etc.

in my example the scene is the first one so the reference [1][1] is correct

 

Step 4
Save the scene and close
That's it.

 

 

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