LUA Command to calibrate the roller shutters from scenes

[Herni 3]

                 Hi Everybody,

 

                 I´m tried to do a scene in LUA to calibrated each one week the rollers shutter. Do you know some command in LUA that send a calibration to the rollers shutter in the same zwave network (perhaps fibaro:call(ID, "configure")? I´m working with HC2 and HC3 gateway. Thanks in advance.

 

                                                             Hernán

[Tim__ 116]

Hi @Herni, this will get you started. You need to change the device parameters which is easy to do in LUA. the online manual says:

 

Calibration using parameter

1. Make sure:
   • the device is supplied,
   • the device added to the Z-Wave network,
   • parameter 151 is set to 1 or 2.
2. Set the parameter 150 value to 2
3. The device will perform the calibration process, completing full cycle – up, down and up again
4. The parameter 150 value will be set to 1 after calibration finishes.
5. Test whether the positioning works correctly.

[MarianoMartin93 7]

hub.call(461, "setConfiguration", 150, 1, 2)

 

661=DeviceID

150=Parameter

1=Byte

2=Value(Force calibration)

[Herni 3]

Hi guys,

Thank you so much for help me.  . I know the parameter 150, but i didn´t know the LUA command to change it. Thank you very much again. 

 

                             Hernán

[StepanH 0]

I tried this command: hub.call(461, "setConfiguration", 150, 1, 2), but it didn't work. Any idea? 

 

I have roller shutter 2 and HC3 from FIBARO.

[SmartHomeEddy 882]

Is your roller shutter actually device number 461 ?

[m.roszak 541]

On 2/7/2024 at 1:08 PM, Herni said:

I´m tried to do a scene in LUA to calibrated each one week the rollers shutter. Do you know some command in LUA that send a calibration to the rollers shutter in the same zwave network (perhaps fibaro:call(ID, "configure")? I´m working with HC2 and HC3 gateway. Thanks in advance.

Why are you calibrating them weekly btw.?
The movement time is in general consistent, those auto-align themselves every time limit switch (upper or lower) is hit. 

 

[Martin_N 148]

10 hours ago, m.roszak said:

Why are you calibrating them weekly btw.?
The movement time is in general consistent, those auto-align themselves every time limit switch (upper or lower) is hit. 

 

Hello.

This is interesting to find out.

Is that so?

I have experience that the roller runs are different based on weather conditions. In the winter period blinds are generally slower.

That would be known if I watch the time up/down that they will change continuously?

For example: I can rely on a set position of 16%, that it will always be 16%, but in the summer will arrive in 20sec and in winter for 22sec?

I understand it right?

 

 

However, it happened to me after a salute out that the blind stopped responding to the instruction of the scene. (She drove up from Acena and the button, driving down only with the button. This has been corrected and forced calibration.

 

eM.

[Herni 3]

On 7/9/2024 at 7:55 AM, m.roszak said:

Why are you calibrating them weekly btw.?
The movement time is in general consistent, those auto-align themselves every time limit switch (upper or lower) is hit. 

 

 

Hi @m.roszak, Thanks for the response. Yes, you are right. I know that the roller shutter actuator that learn the time between limit upper and lower. But is the learning always that the blind open and close totally or only when i do autocalibration? I´m not sure. Thanks.

Edited July 19, 2024 by Herni

[m.roszak 541]

It does not change the times automatically by itself, just align the state on limit switches

If for someone difference in position by 2-5% between summer and winter is too much - calibration must be done once in a while.