[SOLVED]Lights on/off time stamp

[Adios 0]

Hello, i want to make program to turn on/off lights between time which i setup. For exapmle, between 12-16 turn on between 16-12 turn off. Could u help me. HC2

Edited November 14, 2017 by Adios

[Thomasn 77]

In block or LUA?

 

[Adios 0]

In block and in lua i wanna learn it

[10der 832]

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[Adios 0]

Ok. Now i ve got motion sensor. I wanna light on when move is detected but only between 16-20. When move is detected before 16 or after 20 lights have to be off. I cant do it with yours examples. 

[cag014 731]

Here is a simple scene for that: 

Please change motionID and lightID (marked red) to your real device IDs 

 

--[[
%% properties

motionID value
%% globals
--]]

local devID = tonumber(fibaro:getSourceTrigger()["deviceID"]) 

local cTime = os.date("*t")

 

if (cTime.hour > 15 and cTime.hour < 21) then

     if ( tonumber(fibaro:getValue(devID,  "value")) > 0 ) then

          fibaro:call(lightID,  "turnOn")

    end

else

   fibaro:call(lightID,  "turnOff")

end

 

 

Works as requested between 16-20  not tested. 

BTW what about when the motion sensor goes back to safe, do you need to turn off the light?

Edited November 16, 2017 by cag014

[Adios 0]

Thanks today i wlll check. Yes when motion sensor goes to 0 berweetn 16-21 lights off

[Adios 0]

I did something like this

 

local cTime = os.date("*t")

 

if (((cTime.hour >= 15) and (cTime.hour < 23)) or (cTime.hour == 23) or ((cTime.hour >= 0) and (cTime.hour < 8))) and (tonumber(fibaro:getValue(5, "value")) > 0 ) then
  fibaro:call(9,  "turnOn")
  print ("wlaczono")
  else
  fibaro:call(9,  "turnOff")
   print ("wylaczono")

end

Edited November 21, 2017 by Adios

[cag014 731]

looks OK, but as we all know the best SW engineer, is the lazy engineer who writes as minimum code as possible to provide better understanding of the code from the first glance 

So may I suggest follow line (does the same):

 if ( (cTime.hour > 14  or  cTime.hour < 8 ) and

.....

....

but either way it should work.

Edited November 23, 2017 by cag014

[Adios 0]

Thank you. One more question... How can i make somethimg like that... Move sensor is ON, light is ON, when move sensore is OFF then wait 10 sec and light OFF. For my example which is above.

[10der 832]

On 12/15/2017 at 9:25 PM, Adios said:

Thank you. One more question... How can i make somethimg like that... Move sensor is ON, light is ON, when move sensore is OFF then wait 10 sec and light OFF. For my example which is above.

 

 

[cag014 731]

On 12/15/2017 at 9:25 PM, Adios said:

Thank you. One more question... How can i make somethimg like that... Move sensor is ON, light is ON, when move sensore is OFF then wait 10 sec and light OFF. For my example which is above.

 

Sorry about late reply, but here is the example for 10 seconds delay.

It might be that the scene will have few instances (especially if you'll increase the 10 seconds delay to bigger value), but it should work correctly.

In general the idea is to wait 10 seconds then  if the sensor still off (safe) and last change of the sensor happened more then 10 seconds ago to turn off the light.

 

if (((cTime.hour >= 15) and (cTime.hour < 23)) or (cTime.hour == 23) or ((cTime.hour >= 0) and (cTime.hour < 8))) and (tonumber(fibaro:getValue(5, "value")) > 0 ) then
  fibaro:call(9,  "turnOn")
  print ("wlaczono")
  else

  fibaro:sleep(10000) -- sleep for 10 sec.

  if (tonumber(fibaro:getValue(5, "value")) == 0 and os.time() - fibaro:getModificationTime(5, "value") >10 ) then
       fibaro:call(9,  "turnOff")
       print ("wylaczono")

   end

end