Trying to make following - when a scene is triggered then turn on lights then wait for x minutes before turning off, everytime movement is detected start countdown over

[Carsten6000 0]

Hi guys, haven't get any clue on how to solve the above mentioned problem. 

 

Can anybody help?

 

Did try to convert the blockscene to Lua (but no experience with Lua).

Can anybody give me the solution. 

 

Further I would like that If lights are manually turned on I don´t want it to turn off automatically. (then the motion scene must be deactivated before lights manually turned off again) 

 

 

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Edited February 8, 2024 by Carsten6000

[LORD 5]

I use this one, maybe it will help you. With a little modification it can be adapted to suit you.

 

-- This scene includes one or more lights:

-- when the Lux level is below a certain level (see DECLARATIONS) and

-- shows the lux level of one or more lux sensors and

-- turns off the light after a certain time (maxTime),

-- if there is no movement from one or more motion sensors

 

-- Enter the correct IDs (if there is more than one, separate them with a ",") and the desired maximum time the light should remain on.

 

local light = {636, 766} -- ID lights to turn on

local motion = {1059} -- ID motion sensors to check if they are broken

local Presence = (1369) -- ID Presence sensor

local maxTime = 3*60  -- Maximum time the sensor must be safe before turning off (n * 60, where n is minutes)

local sleepTime = 5 -- Time in seconds between each motion sensor check (default = 5)

local debug_TAG = " Scene BATH light " --- Tag for debug messages

-- Let's see who started the scene –

local trigger = sourceTrigger

-- print(json.encode(trigger)) -- Who started the scene, trigger

-- print(json.encode(trigger["id"])) -- ID launched the scene

    if (json.encode(trigger["id"])) == "1059" -- If triggered by a motion sensor

        then

            maxTime = 3*60 -- bet counter for N minutes

            fibaro.debug(debug_TAG, '<font color="yellow"> Lights on AUTOMATICALLY

</font>')

            fibaro.debug(debug_TAG," The counter is set to: " ..maxTime)

        else

            maxTime = 10*60 -- bet counter for N minutes

            fibaro.debug(debug_TAG, '<font color="blue"> Light turned on MANUALLY </font>')

            fibaro.debug(debug_TAG," The counter is set to: " ..maxTime.. " секунд.")

        end

  

for i in pairs(light) do -- Turn on the light

  fibaro.debug(debug_TAG,"Turn on (ID " ..light[i] ..") " ..fibaro.getName(light[i]) .." for " ..maxTime .." seconds")

  fibaro.call(light[i],"turnOn")

  fibaro.call(light[i], 'setValue', 100)

end

 

local safeTime = 0

while safeTime < maxTime do -- Loop until maxTime is reached

  fibaro.sleep(sleepTime*1000)                

  safeTime=safeTime+sleepTime

  -- fibaro.debug(debug_TAG," Seconds passed (safeTime) " ..safeTime .. " up to maximum (maxTime) "  ..maxTime)

--------------

for i in pairs(light) do -- Check if the light is turned off manually

  if fibaro.getValue(light[i], "value") == 0

    then

        fibaro.debug(debug_TAG, '<font color="blue"> Manually turned off lamp: </font>' ..light[i] .." " ..fibaro.getName(light[i]))

        --fibaro: abort (327)

        fibaro.scene("kill", {327})

    end

end

--------------

  for i in pairs(motion) do

    if fibaro.getValue(motion[i], "value") then -- Check if the motion sensors are broken

        fibaro.debug(debug_TAG," Resetting the timer using a motion sensor " ..motion[i] .." " ..fibaro.getName(motion[i]))

        safeTime = 0 -- Reset safeTime to zero

    end

    if fibaro.getValue(Presence, "value") then -- Checking the presence sensor

        fibaro.debug(debug_TAG," Resetting the timer by presence sensor " ..Presence .." " ..fibaro.getName(Presence))

        safeTime = 0 -- Reset safeTime to zero

    end

  end

end

 

for i in pairs(light) do -- count up to maxTime, turn off the light

  fibaro.debug(debug_TAG, '<font color="yellow"> Turn off automatically </font>' ..light[i] .." " ..fibaro.getName(light[i]))

  fibaro.call(light[i],"turnOff")

end

[Whswede 7]

perhaps parts of this is useful.... 

 

To stop the scene whenever there is manual settings done to the lights I have a separate scene looking at if any of the manual available actions have been triggered. In my case it is the S1-switch on a dimmer2 and it has a number of different SCENE ID values. Values are available in the manual of fibaro products. 

 

DECLARATIONS
 

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Edited February 8, 2024 by Whswede