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First awakes


Seraphim

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Dear Community,

 

I have a small issue with creating a script to my logic. I have three beds with a sleep sensor in each. Now I want to trigger something if the first person awakes and leaves the bed.

Well I know about time delay if this person is going to drink something at night etc. but that is not my issue.

 

I have created a variable "var_sleep" which counts from 0 (no one is sleeping) to 3 (everybody is sleeping).

I also have a variable "var_home" which counts from 0 (no one at home) to 3 (everybody at home).

 

If var_home = var_sleep, my house starts the night mode.

 

My issue starts in the morning when the first persona awakes: How to realise this? The variable var_sleep reaches the state 2 two times

1. 3 sleeping - 1 awakes = 2

2. 1st sleeping + 2nd goes sleeping = 2

 

Maybe this is the completely wrong way to "measure" it, if you have a better way, let me know.

 

In the end I want to know, when the first person leaves the bed.

 

Any Ideas?

 

Regards

Andreas

 

 

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I have some idea for change the logic.
Can you input some "idle time" before activate sensors?
This solve direction - go to sleep/ wake up 

eM.
 

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  • Dear Martin_N,

     

    for sure I do work with an idle timer, otherwise the state would change if I need to drink something at night in the moment I get up. But that was not the question, I wanted to know how to realise the first person is awake, especially if I compare the sleeping persons to the ones that are home (in case of business travels, there is on person less at home than usually for example).

     

    Regards

    Andreas

     

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    This is an interesting task. I have a new idea.
    You must use additional sensors to solve their sequence.
    For example - motion detection, door sensor.
    Then you can think of some composite condition.
    For example, when one gets up, first it activates your sleep sensor, next motion detection, next opens the door = confirmation: two sleeping, one standing up.
    ...etc.
    eM.
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