[SOLVED]Motion Lux to turn On - Off Lights

[Unique tech 0]

Good Morning / Good afternoon/ Good Evening / Masters. I just need your help. 

I got this error. 

[DEBUG] 19:21:38: line 15: attempt to compare nil with number

 

 

--[[
%% properties
%% 325 luxID
%% 395 lampID
%% globals
--]]
 
local luxID = 327 
local lampID = 328 
 
if (fibaro:countScenes() > 1) then
  fibaro:abort()
end
 
 if (lux< 400) then
      fibaro:call(lampID, "turnOn")
      fibaro:sleep(1000)
    end

    if (lux > 400) then
    fibaro:call(lampID, "turnOff")
      fibaro:sleep(1000)
    end

Edited August 2, 2017 by Unique tech

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[Sankotronic 2,370]

14 hours ago, Unique tech said:

Good Morning / Good afternoon/ Good Evening / Masters. I just need your help. 

I got this error. 

[DEBUG] 19:21:38: line 15: attempt to compare nil with number

 

Hi @Unique tech,

 

above code is not complete, you are missing line which gets measured light level. Try this one:

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Edited August 3, 2017 by Sankotronic

[Unique tech 0]

1 hour ago, Sankotronic said:

 

Hi @Unique tech,

 

above code is not complete, you are missing line which gets measured light level. Try this one:

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[DEBUG] 11:44:48: line 15: attempt to compare nil with number

I tried it but I got this

yah working now. thanks sir. 

[Unique tech 0]

one problem. kill scene doesn't work. I want if only one time debug. when I lux <400 then lights shall turn On when I turn Off one of the light and  value of lux will so it doesn't trigger again. 

[Sankotronic 2,370]

2 hours ago, Unique tech said:

one problem. kill scene doesn't work. I want if only one time debug. when I lux <400 then lights shall turn On when I turn Off one of the light and  value of lux will so it doesn't trigger again. 

 

@Unique tech,

 

Above scene will trigger every time when measured lux change. Light will be turned on every time when lux fall bellow 400. This is very very simple scene more to learn some basic LUA programming than for real use. To have really nice light automation you first need some basic stuff like:

Main scene is taking care of some basic globals like time of day and Darkness which are important for controlling lights. To control lights then I can recommend:

I can assist you with setting up above scenes and once all is done you will have completely automated lights up to your expectations.