hc3 sunset scene

[davidneale 0]

Im trying to write a scene so when the sunsets 15 mins later the lights will come on how  do I do this 

[robw 116]

If you write it as a block scene, though, and you are running the current release of the HC3 firmware, there are bugs in the block scene UI that hinders you to save the scene when choosing the time as exact sunrise or sunset. What happens is that Save scene is greyed out then, and you can't save the scene. In order to be able to save the scene, you have to choose to set a time before or after sunrise/sunset, then switch back to AT sunrise or sunset, then you can save the scene.

 

In your specific case this is not an issue, but I post it here nevertheless so people who might have issues see a workaround.

[SmartHomeEddy 1,005]

In the LUA manual for the HC3 there is an example of that. 
 

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just replace the “120” In the example with your “15”. 

[Thomasn 77]

1 hour ago, SmartHomeEddy said:

In the LUA manual for the HC3 there is an example of that. 
 

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just replace the “120” In the example with your “15”. 

 

Ahh, yes. The concept of reading the manual. No - it doesn't compute here either...

[SmartHomeEddy 1,005]

The forum and the manuals share a lot of information. 
 

In the manual, I mean this part for the trigger/condition:

 

Everyday 120 minutes after sunset.

 

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{     type = "date",     property = "sunset",     operator = "==",     value = 120,     isTrigger = true }

 

and the action can be;

 

fibaro.call(2055, 'turnOn')
 

(With the right id of the light.)

 

And with the block scenes, it is a lot more easy, but with your question “write a scene”, I think you mean Lua. 
 

 

 

 

Edited February 25, 2020 by SmartHomeEddy

[Lekter 1]

I wrote this scene, but the time change doesn't work. Do you know what is wrong?

 

DECLARATIONS

{

    operator = "all",

    conditions = {

        {

            type = "device",

            id = 221,

            property = "value",

            operator = "==",

            value = true,

            isTrigger = true

        },

        {

            operator = "any",

            conditions = {

                {

                    type = "date",

                    property = "sunset",

                    operator = ">=",

                    value = 60,

                },

                {

                    type = "date",

                    property = "sunrise",

                    operator = "<=",

                    value = 0

                }

            }

        }

    }

}

 

[ktrojanek 3]

Try this (in your code you also check some device 221). If you want to trigger once a day, 15 mins after sunset, this should work:
 

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