All off / All on

[Markoe 1]

Hi

 

I want to generate a schene that switch off all devices (lights + wall plugs).What is the best way to implement this?

 

I have hard time generating an block scene for it quite a clicking.

 

I think the LUA Scene might be the way to go but how to get the list of my device ID:s ? Is Opening the device one by one the only way to do this?

 

 

 

  

Edited March 1, 2018 by Markoe

[tinman 1,070]

for lights this should work

 

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Switches are normally "multidevices", so it might be useful to add as well into the filter line 

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to get only turned off these which are normally visible in UI

 

 

for wallplugs (if you wish to turn off only wallplugs which has been set as "light", uncomment the line "--properties = { isLight = "true" }"

 

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the extra sleep is not always necessary

 

Both scripts does not check if device has been really turned off, as this takes some time, but of course can be easily implemented as until loop inside for loop

 

Btw, isTypeOf = "com.fibaro.FGWP" can be as well isTypeOf = "com.fibaro.FGWP101" to turn only old wallplugs, or isTypeOf = "com.fibaro.FGWP102" to turn off the latest zwave plus wallplugs.

 

These debug lines are for test only, it is the best to comment them out after checked out if everything what was supposed to be included got selected by the filter.

Edited March 1, 2018 by tinman

[Markoe 1]

Hi

 

Thank for your help @tinman . I was only after the quick way the get the list on devicename and deviceid's so i did modify ours code slightly.

 

I did also try different filter just to better understand the system.

 

Quote

  fibaro:debug( fibaro:getName(deviceIds) .. ": " .. i )
--  fibaro:call(deviceIds,"turnOff")

 

I think it is better to generate an dedicated lua schene for "all off event" with hand picked id:s .

 

BTW There must be a document  where those fibaro:XXX "fuctions are documented with all possible parameters .

 

 

 

 

 

[3JL 7]

@tinman, would you know an easy way to exclude certain devices? e.g. by roomid?

Thanks!

 

[tinman 1,070]

sure, just add into filter roomID = xxx 

[3JL 7]

Hi @tinman, that would include rather than exclude, right?

[tinman 1,070]

depends how you use it, do something on all minus filtered or do something on filtered

[3JL 7]

On 8/25/2018 at 9:06 AM, tinman said:

depends how you use it, do something on all minus filtered or do something on filtered

 

Hi @tinman, the reason for my question was that I now exclude a whole lot of devices in the for loop through if statements. That does not sound very efficient to me, but I lack the experience/knowledge to come up with something smarter.  See the example below.

 

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However, I am not entirely sure what you mean with "do something on all minus filtered". Can you tell me what syntax you would suggest based on the above?

 

e.g. devices 7, 8, 12, 13, 25, 26 and 212 are all in the same room that could be excluded.

[The Crown 0]

Would it be possible to filter by the value of the dimmer?

Say i would ikke to switch off all dimmers where the lightlevel were > 80? or change the level of them.

 

How do i filter based on the value is it possible?