All off scene trigger

[Sullyinwagga 0]

Hello, 

 

How do you trigger an all off scene without a trigger? 

 

What i mean is can you trigger from a virtual button created on the app to start an all off scene say when ypu leave the house or go to bed 

[cag014 628]

What do you mean by trigger all scenes?

Is it means to run all scenes one time?

Please notice that when you "trigger" the scene without real trigger, the scene unable to determine which device triggered. 

Could you post an example what exactly scene should do?

Edited August 9, 2019 by cag014

[Sullyinwagga 0]

I meant trigger an "ALL OFF" scene, eg, turn all lights off.... I want to have a button on the Fibaro app on my device (phone or tablet)and also link it to google assistant the say "hey Google.... all lights off

 

Also if I know how to do this I can create other scenes eg, Party... BBQ.... Holiday etc

 

Sorry if it wasn't clear no the best at describing things sometimes

 

 

[Danial 4]

Set the trigger as time-based, and set the time in the past, this scene will then only be triggered manually, unless you set up another scene that runs this scene or, set it up with google assistant, or using IFTTT. 

[cag014 628]

You can do it with scene or Virtual device, but let's start with scene...

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Change devId to your real device ID  number

Now since the scene doesn't have any triggers it will work only by running the scene manually.

The scene will appear on your phone or tablet. Just run it....

 

[Baloba 0]

Hi.

 

I´m using this lua code.

It switches all lightning off if its on. Even if you add a light device afterwards you dont have to edit the code...

 

I´ve named it goodnight  and set it to manual..

 

 

--[[
%% properties
36 value
%% weather
%% events
%% globals
--]]

if (fibaro:countScenes() > 1) then fibaro:abort() end; 
local i = 0 
local maxNodeID = 1000 
for i = 0, maxNodeID do 

if fibaro:getValue(i, "isLight") == "1" then

if (fibaro:getValue(i, "value") >= "1") 
then 
local DeviceName = fibaro:getName(i); 
local RoomName = fibaro:getRoomNameByDeviceID(i) 
fibaro:call(i, "turnOff"); 
fibaro:debug("Switched off device "..i.." "..DeviceName.." "..RoomName); 
else 
local DeviceName = fibaro:getName(i); 
local RoomName = fibaro:getRoomNameByDeviceID(i); 
fibaro:debug("Device "..i.." "..DeviceName.." "..RoomName.. " was already off");
      
end 
end 
end

 

 

If you add this, it pauses sonos speakers..Change id to yours

 

fibaro:call(147, "pause"); 
fibaro:call(148, "pause");
fibaro:call(50, "pause");
fibaro:call(51, "pause");

Edited August 12, 2019 by Baloba

[Sullyinwagga 0]

10 hours ago, Danial said:

Set the trigger as time-based, and set the time in the past, this scene will then only be triggered manually, unless you set up another scene that runs this scene or, set it up with google assistant, or using IFTTT. 

Thanks Mate, just what I was looking for, just gotta try it with Google now