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  • 21:armed==false => ...

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    Jan,

    This goes wrong and I don't know why?

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    Why I get value false?

    Used value   'Aan' or 'Uit'

    Plaese advice,

    //Sjakie

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  • I don't understand your log.

    You say the rule is

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    but your log output says

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    so they must clearly be from another rule, as the log starts with "Aangemaakt..."

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    Sorry in the meantime I modified all logs, GV gemaakt replaced bij Aangemaakt

    Problem is the $Sec_Beveiligen = 'false' I checked all QA's and nowhere is used $Sec_Beveiligen = 'false'

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    Jan, this afternoon HC3 restarted by itself.

    //Sjakie

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  • New version 0.81 with a new experimental feature - user action events.

     

    When someone interacts with a device in the app there are events emitted with the device and userid.

    Ex. a com.fibaro.multilevelSwitch device with id 756.

    When the user with id 917 turn on, off and changes dimming we get the events

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    Which means that we can create a rule like

    rule("#user{id=917,value='action',data={id=756,actionName='turnOn'}} => log('Ann turned on the light')")

     

    Beware that the normal event 

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    is also emitted.

    Also the order of the events seems to not be predictable. I've seen the #device event being fired after the #user event.

     

    Anyway, will experiment more with it to see how it can be used.

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  • Some more observations.

    The #user event is always sent, even if the device already has the state (as opposed to how the #device event behaves)

    Trying on the HC3 it seems like the #user event always comes before the #device event - however can't guarantee it.

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    HI Jgab 

     

    doesn't work in version 0.81

     

    The rules shown below

     

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    rule("@{00:00,catch} => $WeekDay = weekdays[os.date('*t').wday];  log('Set GV into %s',$WeekDay)")

     

      Util.defTriggerVar("Lbathcounter",0)
      rule([[Livingbath_door:safe & @@00:00:10 =>    Lbathcounter=Lbathcounter+1; log('Light turned on %s times',Lbathcounter)]])
      rule([[Livingbath_door:breached & @@00:00:10 & Lbathcounter >= 1 => Lbathcounter=Lbathcounter-2; log('Light turned on %s times',Lbathcounter) ]])
      rule([[Lbathcounter < 1 => post(#livingBathventOff)  ]])
      rule([[Lbathcounter >= 1 => post(#livingBathventOn)  ]])
      rule("trueFor(00:10,Livingbath_sensor:safe & Livingbath_door:value) & !inlivingBathroom =>  Lbathcounter=0")
      rule("#livingBathventOn =>||Livingvent:isOff >>  wait(00:00:05); Livingvent:on; log('LivingBathroom is Vent On!')")
      rule("#livingBathventOff =>||Livingvent:isOn >>  wait(00:00:05); Livingvent:off; log('LivingBathroom is Vent Off!')")

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  • Ok, what doesn't work more specifically?

    Did it work in 0.80? or what version did it work in? Nothing have changed in the last versions that effects the rules you have.

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    Just looking at the rules I'm not sure I understand the logic with the counter, but you may be doing something clever above my head ;-) 

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    1 hour ago, jgab said:

    Ok, what doesn't work more specifically?

    Did it work in 0.80? or what version did it work in? Nothing have changed in the last versions that effects the rules you have.

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    Just looking at the rules I'm not sure I understand the logic with the counter, but you may be doing something clever above my head ;-) 

     

     

    work in 0.79 version

     

    rule("@{00:00,catch} => $WeekDay = weekdays[os.date('*t').wday];  log('Set GV into %s',$WeekDay)")  => Catch not working

     

     

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    Util.defTriggerVar("Lbathcounter",0)  

    rule([[@@00:00:10 & Livingbath_door:safe =>    Lbathcounter=Lbathcounter+1; log('Light turned on %s times',Lbathcounter)]])
    rule([[@@00:00:10 & Livingbath_door:breached & Lbathcounter >= 1 => Lbathcounter=Lbathcounter-2; log('Light turned on %s times',Lbathcounter) ]])

     

    when the door is closed

    Count is incremented by +1

    when the door is open

    Count decreases by -2


    rule([[Lbathcounter < 1 => post(#livingBathventOff)  ]])
    rule([[Lbathcounter >= 1 => post(#livingBathventOn)  ]])
    rule("trueFor(00:10,Livingbath_sensor:safe & Livingbath_door:value) & !inlivingBathroom =>  Lbathcounter=0")
    rule("#livingBathventOn =>||Livingvent:isOff >>  wait(00:00:05); Livingvent:on; log('LivingBathroom is Vent On!')")
    rule("#livingBathventOff =>||Livingvent:isOn >>  wait(00:00:05); Livingvent:off; log('LivingBathroom is Vent Off!')")

     

    If the count is less than 1, the light is off.

    Lights up when count is greater than or equal to 1

     

     

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  • Your catch rule works fine for me (0.81), and I can't see any code has been touched since 0.79 that could affect this.

    Can you try to add

    _debugFlags.dailys=true

    and see if you get a message, "Rescheduling daily ..." ?

     

    And secondly, try 

    rule("@{00:01,catch} =>

    just to see if there is a problem with exactly midnight...

     

    I assume you are running on HC3 and not HC3 Lite? ER4 doesn't run (correctly) on HC3 lite due to the 32bit ints.

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    Jan, regret to inform you in Updater I don't have 0.81.

    0.8 is the highest.

    Strange if others have 0.81

    Version 5.110.15

    //Sjakie

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  • 2 hours ago, Sjakie said:

    Jan, regret to inform you in Updater I don't have 0.81.

    0.8 is the highest.

    Strange if others have 0.81

    Version 5.110.15

    //Sjakie

    You need to click the refresh button. 

    It should say

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    ok sorry.

    Version 0.81 error

    Don't have it in 0.80

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    //Sjakie

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  • 43 minutes ago, Sjakie said:

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    ok sorry.

    Version 0.81 error

    Don't have it in 0.80

    //Sjakie

     

    Yep, that was a real bug.

    Fixed in v0.82 that I just uploaded.

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    Jan error solved!

    But a new one occured

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    //Sjakie

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  • 7 hours ago, Sjakie said:

    Jan error solved!

    But a new one occured

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    //Sjakie

    I think that you are running an old version (not v0.82). It's the same error on the same line as the previous error you reported. 

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    You are right.

    Updater skip sometimes a QA wierd all my QA's start with ER in the name.

    //Sjakie

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    Edited by Sjakie
    its working
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