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DeKlump 0
Hi all,
I've a question for you. I'm not sure if I'm doing it right because I'm pretty new to this. I am using an old doorbell with a Fibaro Binary Sensor clarified on this website (in Dutch):
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I have created a scene like this:
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ID 133 is the binary sensor.
ID 106 is a light-switch in the living room.
ID 71 is a Philips Living Color which is using the 'emergency button' for a visual notification. Light is switching between red and blue for a few seconds.
When the living room switch is on, then the living color also needs to be on after the emergency-loop. I think I can use also a 'elseif', but I need to learn a bit more about LUA first. But for now I used a second scene:
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When I pressed the doorbell, everything works like intended. But the problem is that I receive 'ghost-messages'. And I think this has to do with sunset and sunrise. This morning I got a message at sunrise (6:55 AM).
Is there something wrong with the LUA scenes? Or is it something else? I'm not sure what's going wrong in this case. Hope you can help!
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