HC3, repeat action in LUA scene ???

[interested 10]

Hi.

 

how can i repeat this action 10x, with a delay of 2sec ???

 

ACTION:

 

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(5000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

end)

 

TNX again.

[cag014 731]

Simple way to do it

 

for i=1,10 do

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.sleep(5000)

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.sleep(2000)

end

 

The question how your scene is triggered? HC3 allows only one scene instance... new instance kills previous...

 

[interested 10]

I thought so, but it didn't work. so i asked this question.

Looks like it must be for each delay individually one " end)"

 

example:

fibaro.call(188, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(189, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOn')

fibaro.setTimeout(10000, function()

fibaro.call(429, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(189, 'turnOff')

fibaro.setTimeout(2000, function()

fibaro.call(188, 'turnOff')

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[cag014 731]

It works for me.. I mean the for i... loop

[interested 10]

No problem, this are probably differences between HC2 & HC3.

 

I wanted a simple scene for a hunter watering system which I can activate with a virtual switch

 

when:
virtual switch to ON

 

then:
- Submersible pump ON
- delay 2s
- water supply ON 
- delay 2s
- watering line 1 ON
- delay 30min
- watering line 1 OFF
- delay 2s
.
.
.
- watering line 7 ON
- delay 30min
- watering line 7 OFF
- delay 2s
- Submersible pump OFF
- delay 2s
- Water supply OFF
- delay 2s
- virtual switch OFF

[cag014 731]

1 hour ago, interested said:

No problem, this are probably differences between HC2 & HC3.

I've tested that on HC3 (not HC2)

[interested 10]

 

cag014,

 

however, I tested again your way, but is not working (2.example & debugger)

 

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Edited March 20, 2020 by interested

[cag014 731]

The error that you have  end on line 10... why you have end while no loop or if defined. remove it.

In addition you didn't tested my way... I did it in loop.

Anyhow just remove end at line 10.

Another "issue", as I mentioned if the scene triggered again, previous scene's instance is killed and the loop will start over again. Be careful...

Edited March 20, 2020 by cag014

[interested 10]

cag014,

 

I followed your example and since you had an end at the end, of course I used it to  

 

TNX for time & the help ... my example is working now.

 

[vsokolov 6]

Hi!

@cag014, please help

I need to make some timeout between sending z-wave commands fibaro.call(id, "turnOff") in scene, but got timeout ONLY before sending the first of z-wave command  

What wrong ?

 

devices=fibaro.getDevicesID({

visible = true, 

enabled = true, 

roomID = 239,

properties = {dead=false , isLight=true}

}) 

for _,id in ipairs(devices) do 

    fibaro.setTimeout(1000, function() 

     if fibaro.getValue(id, "state")

      then fibaro.call(id, "turnOff")

          fibaro.debug("MasterOFF", "TurningOFF:", id, fibaro.getName(id))

      end

     end)

end

Edited April 25, 2020 by vsokolov

[cag014 731]

You can use fibaro.sleep() function

 

 

for _,id in ipairs(devices) do

     if fibaro.getValue(id, "state")

      then fibaro.sleep(1000)

          fibaro.call(id, "turnOff")

          fibaro.debug("MasterOFF", "TurningOFF:", id, fibaro.getName(id))

      end

end

Edited April 25, 2020 by cag014

[Krikroff 199]

@interested, I have in my pieces of code a library whose one function could perhaps interest you

 

Executes a combined function (sequence) with specified interval

 

arg1: sequence array

arg2: beginCallback

arg3: endingCallback

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Lib: (Just add the library to the top of the scene)

 

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Edited April 26, 2020 by Krikroff