Tutorial: Single scene instance / Event model

[fastvd 7]

8 minutes ago, jgab said:

 

 

Yes, but I was expecting the log when the allZWaveDevice variable was created.

The line that prints the info for each device

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I do not understand where I should see such a log! that's all that was in the console before the rule worked! maybe you still need to enable additional logging somewhere?

 

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this?

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Edited October 10, 2022 by fastvd

[fastvd 7]

maybe it's easier to manually create a list of the necessary devices with names you understand and break a simple rule?

 

  rule("deads_dev={lampAbab1,lampBedr1,lampKab1,lampChild1}")

   --------------

   rule([[deads_dev:isDead => 

   for _,id in ipairs(deads_dev) do id:isDead & log('Device %s is dead ',id:name) end  

   ]])  

[fastvd 7]

On 10/10/2022 at 4:25 PM, fastvd said:

maybe it's easier to manually create a list of the necessary devices with names you understand and break a simple rule?

 

  rule("deads_dev={lampAbab1,lampBedr1,lampKab1,lampChild1}")

   --------------

   rule([[deads_dev:isDead => 

   for _,id in ipairs(deads_dev) do id:isDead & log('Device %s is dead ',id:name) end  

   ]])  

Jan, how can this rule be edited so that we receive a report when the connection is restored? ...can't figure out the syntax(((

 

In fact, this rule worked for me, but I have to write them for each device... which is not very convenient...
rule("once(tempOzero:isDead & power_220v )=> fibaro.call(teleg_fastvd, 'sendMessage', fmt('CONTROL: no communication with the water level in the lake'), -700919895)")
rule("once(!tempOzero:isDead & power_220v)=> fibaro.call(teleg_fastvd, 'sendMessage', fmt('CONTROL: COMMUNICATION WITH LAKE WATER LEVEL RESTORED'), -700919895)")
 

[fastvd 7]

any idea?

[jgab 2,641]

On 10/10/2022 at 2:55 PM, fastvd said:

I do not understand where I should see such a log! that's all that was in the console before the rule worked! maybe you still need to enable additional logging somewhere?

this?

 

No, it's printed when the QA starts up.

The reason that I asked is that we could see if you had wave devices that were children but still had .parentId set to nil - which would be a bug.

 

Could it be that it is so that you never run the code that creates the allZwaveDevice variable?

 

Can you post here or PM me yor 'main' file so we can see how you start things pop and define the rules?

[jgab 2,641]

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In this case the power_220v variable should not be a trigger variable - just a ordinary variable.

 

[fastvd 7]

Jan, how do we calculate, for example, the average daily temperature? Let's say to collect data at 6 in the morning, at 12 noon, at 6 in the evening and at 12 at night?

[jgab 2,641]

On 10/20/2022 at 9:13 PM, fastvd said:

Jan, how do we calculate, for example, the average daily temperature? Let's say to collect data at 6 in the morning, at 12 noon, at 6 in the evening and at 12 at night?

 

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Gives you average temp in the variable 'averageTemp, and it resets every morning.

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Gives you a rolling average of the last 4 measurements 

 

[lux 14]

Can I use EventRunner4.fqa in each room? Is there any problem

[Sjakie 156]

You can but it's not handy to do.

Split your house in floors or Light, security, Geofence/ occupation, General or devices

In this way you have for a large house only a few QA's

[fastvd 7]

Jan, tell me how to round a number to tenths?
and then I have a report on the average temperature on the floor with 6 decimal places)
here is my rule:
  --5.2) Air bath+TP
Util.defTriggerVar("temp_midle_banya1",0)
Util.defTriggerVar("temp_midle_banya2",0)
---
rule("tempsensors_banya1={255,246}") --air
rule("tempsensors_banya2={230,231,233}") -- TP
  rule([[#notify_tempBanya =>
   temp_middle_banya1 = sum(tempsensors_banya1:value)/size(tempsensors_banya1);
   temp_middle_banya2 = sum(tempsensors_banya2:value)/size(tempsensors_banya2);
   log('Average air temperature in the bathhouse = %s°C, TP= %s°C,',temp_midle_banya1,temp_midle_banya2);
   fibaro.call(teleg_group, 'sendMessage', fmt('Morning report: average temperatures in BANA: air = %s°C, TP = %s°C,',temp_midle_banya1,temp_midle_banya2), -653771009)
  ]]).start()

[Sjakie 156]

 %s°C,  change in

0 dec>> %.f °C',

1 dec>> %.1f °C',

[lux 14]

1 hour ago, Sjakie said:

You can but it's not handy to do.

Split your house in floors or Light, security, Geofence/ occupation, General or devices

In this way you have for a large house only a few QA's

But is there a way to kill or stop the running rule?

[Sjakie 156]

Yep there is search here in this topic timer or cancel timer

[lux 14]

10 minutes ago, Sjakie said:

Yep there is search here in this topic timer or cancel timer

Thank you !

[fastvd 7]

7 hours ago, fastvd said:

Jan, tell me how to round a number to tenths?
and then I have a report on the average temperature on the floor with 6 decimal places)
here is my rule:
  --5.2) Air bath+TP
Util.defTriggerVar("temp_midle_banya1",0)
Util.defTriggerVar("temp_midle_banya2",0)
---
rule("tempsensors_banya1={255,246}") --air
rule("tempsensors_banya2={230,231,233}") -- TP
  rule([[#notify_tempBanya =>
   temp_middle_banya1 = sum(tempsensors_banya1:value)/size(tempsensors_banya1);
   temp_middle_banya2 = sum(tempsensors_banya2:value)/size(tempsensors_banya2);
   log('Average air temperature in the bathhouse = %s°C, TP= %s°C,',temp_midle_banya1,temp_midle_banya2);
   fibaro.call(teleg_group, 'sendMessage', fmt('Morning report: average temperatures in BANA: air = %s°C, TP = %s°C,',temp_midle_banya1,temp_midle_banya2), -653771009)
  ]]).start()

???

[PeterM5 0]

If I want to run the rule 1 minute after every full hour, what could it look like?
It seems the rule runs every hour from when the scene started?

 

 rule("@@01:00:00 => check()")

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rule([[wait(60 - now % 60); eval("@@00:01 => post(#MINUTE)")]])

    rule([[wait(3600 - now % 3600); eval("@@01:00 => post(#HOUR)")]])   

combined:

 rule([[wait(3600 - now % 3660); eval("@@01:00 => post(#HOUR)_plus")]])   

 

    rule("#MINUTE => log('At the minute!')")

    rule("#HOUR => log('At the hour!')")

combined:

rule("#HOURplus => log('At the hour plus one minute!')")

 

[jgab 2,641]

The simplest is probably (1 minute after every full area)

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Edited October 27, 2022 by jgab

[jgab 2,641]

On 10/25/2022 at 7:13 PM, fastvd said:

???

Yes, it's like @Sjakie posted.

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