CentralSceneEvent / getSourceTrigger

[JWoofer 1]

I had a scene for turning on the lights by using GetSourceTrigger (Pressed, Pressed2, Pressed3 etc.) on the FGS-223.  This is offcourse not working anymore in HC3. I'm not so good with using LUA so I can't figure out how this work in HC3 LUA. Is there anyone that can give me a help by reating one example for LUA HC3? I have added the LUA script from HC2 as how it used to work. 

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[JWoofer 1]

17 minutes ago, Momos said:

My triiger is like this:

 

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Granted this is for a Remotec Remote.  Maybe try change operator to anyValue ?

And what syntax you have on the actions side?

[Momos 103]

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[JWoofer 1]

So I finally got it to work but one action per Scene

 

Scene 1

 

{

  conditions = { {

      id = 740,

      isTrigger = true,

      operator = "==",

      property = "centralSceneEvent",

      type = "device",

      value = {

        keyAttribute = "Pressed2",

        keyId = 1

      }

    } },

  operator = "all"

}

 

Action

 

fibaro.call(385, 'turnOn')

 

Scene 2

 

{

  conditions = { {

      id = 740,

      isTrigger = true,

      operator = "==",

      property = "centralSceneEvent",

      type = "device",

      value = {

        keyAttribute = "Pressed2",

        keyId = 2

      }

    } },

  operator = "all"

}

 

Action

 

fibaro.call(385, 'turnOff')

So now I need to get these in two scenes in one scene. Anyone? To be continued..... 

[Momos 103]

you can combine them in a single scene with no problem.

 

 

[JWoofer 1]

Just now, Momos said:

you can combine them in a single scene with no problem.

 

 

Can you show me how? I've tried but till now no luck. 

[Momos 103]

just use the trigger i posted above and the action.  comment out everything below the "print" line and post here the debug after pressing buttons 1 and 2

Edited June 25, 2020 by Momos

[JWoofer 1]

I will try tomorrow. Thanks for your help and I will let you know when I have succeeded. 

[JWoofer 1]

With trail and error you can learn a lot.  I'm almost there but I can't get the script to respond to the Attribute value. Debug tells me that the attribute is correct but the if statement doesn't respond to it. 

 

 

local value = sourceTrigger.value

local trigger = sourceTrigger

 

print("ID: "..trigger.id, "; Key: "..trigger.value.keyId, "; Attribute: "..trigger.value.keyAttribute )

 

if value.keyId == 1 then

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "Pressed" then 

    fibaro.call(385, 'turnOn')    

elseif value.keyId == 2 then

    fibaro.call(385, 'turnOn')

end

 

[JWoofer 1]

Got it.
 

local value = sourceTrigger.value

local trigger = sourceTrigger

 

print("ID: "..trigger.id, "; Key: "..trigger.value.keyId, "; Attribute: "..trigger.value.keyAttribute )

 

if value.keyId == 1 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed" then 

    fibaro.call(385, 'turnOff')

    end    

elseif value.keyId == 2 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed2" then 

    fibaro.call(385, 'turnOn')

    end

end

[Momos 103]

very well ?

[DonCW 0]

On 6/26/2020 at 8:40 AM, JWoofer said:

Got it.
 

local value = sourceTrigger.value

local trigger = sourceTrigger

 

print("ID: "..trigger.id, "; Key: "..trigger.value.keyId, "; Attribute: "..trigger.value.keyAttribute )

 

if value.keyId == 1 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed" then 

    fibaro.call(385, 'turnOff')

    end    

elseif value.keyId == 2 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed2" then 

    fibaro.call(385, 'turnOn')

    end

end

Hi @JWoofer, I'm having another go at getting this working and working through the example.

 

My condition/trigger is:

 

{

    operator = "any",

    conditions = {

        {

            id = 600,

            isTrigger = true,

            operator = "anyValue",

            property = "centralSceneEvent",

            type = "device"

        }

 

My actions are:

 

local value = sourceTrigger.value

local trigger = sourceTrigger

 

print("ID: "..trigger.id, "; Key: "..trigger.value.keyId, "; Attribute: "..trigger.value.keyAttribute )

 

if value.keyId == 1 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed" then 

    fibaro.call(588, 'turnOff')

    end    

elseif value.keyId == 2 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed2" then 

    fibaro.call(588, 'turnOn')

    end

end

 

I get an error running the scene of:  attempt to index a nil value (field 'value')

 

I just cannot work out the issue - what did you use to get this working in the end?

[JWoofer 1]

This is the working situation:

 

Declaration

 

{

  conditions = { {

      id = 585,

      isTrigger = true,

      operator = "!=",

      property = "centralSceneEvent",

      type = "device",

      value = {}

    } },

  operator = "all"

}

 

Action

 

local value = sourceTrigger.value

local trigger = sourceTrigger

 

print("ID: "..trigger.id, "; Key: "..trigger.value.keyId, "; Attribute: "..trigger.value.keyAttribute )

 

if value.keyId == 1 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed" then 

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 1", "LED")

    fibaro.call(238, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(757, 'turnOff')

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "Pressed2" then

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "Kast")

    fibaro.call(244, 'turnOff')

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "Pressed3" then

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "Staand")

    fibaro.call(231, 'turnOff')

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "HeldDown" then

    fibaro.debug("HeldDown", "Alles Uit")

    fibaro.call(223, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(225, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(226, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(227, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(231, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(238, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(244, 'turnOff')

    fibaro.call(317, 'turnOff')  

    fibaro.call(757, 'turnOff')

    end    

elseif value.keyId == 2 then

    if value.keyAttribute == "Pressed" then 

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 1", "LED")

    fibaro.call(238, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(238, 'setColor', '110', '110', '110', '110')

    fibaro.call(757, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(757, "setColor", '110', '110', '110', '110')

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "Pressed2" then

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "Kast")

    fibaro.call(244, 'turnOn')

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "Pressed3" then

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "Staand")

    fibaro.call(231, 'turnOn')

    elseif value.keyAttribute == "HeldDown" then

    fibaro.debug("HeldDown", "Alles Aan")

    fibaro.call(223, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(225, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(226, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(238, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(238, 'setColor', '110', '110', '110', '110')

    fibaro.call(757, 'turnOn')

    fibaro.call(757, "setColor", '110', '110', '110', '110')

    end  

end

 

The message of attempt to index a nil value I also get but this is not important. You have to make sure to give the right ID in the declaration:

 

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[DonCW 0]

Hi @JWoofer

 

I had another look this morning and simplified the code for a remote which only works for single presses.

 

I used the actions you suggested:

 

{

  conditions = { {

      id = 602,

      isTrigger = true,

      operator = "!=",

      property = "centralSceneEvent",

      type = "device",

      value = {}

    } },

  operator = "all"

}

 

Then I simplified your code for a remote so the actions were:

 

local trigger = sourceTrigger

 

print("ID: "..trigger.id, "; Key: "..trigger.value.keyId, "; Attribute: "..trigger.value.keyAttribute )

 

if value.keyId == 1 then 

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 1", "MAIN LIGHT")

    fibaro.call(509, 'toggle')

elseif value.keyId == 2 then 

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "LAMP 1")

    fibaro.call(590, 'toggle')  

elseif value.keyId == 3 then 

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "LAMP 2")

    fibaro.call(594, 'toggle')

elseif value.keyId == 4 then 

    fibaro.debug("Pressed 2", "FIRE")

    fibaro.call(476, 'toggle')   

end

 

I don't know why I didn't try to simplify like this before but with your help I now have this working!

 

Thank you for your help  

[JWoofer 1]

With working together we get it fixed for everyone. Well done.? 

[NLWaard 12]

Gentlemen, thank you for your posts. Was very helpfull.

@DonCW: Please add the local 'value' to your code (similar to JWoofer).

In the beginning I only adopted the first 3 lines. (local and print)

And in the debug window I always saw 'Pressed2' as the keyAttribute.

Later it turned out that parameter 20 was on the default 'toggle switch' (device changes status).

I changed this to the correct 0-momentary switch I have. And now I do get the correct keyAttribute values.

Maybe you have the same switch problem, DonCW. 

 

(For others: Don't forget to set parameter 28 & 29).

 

Thanks again guys.