Repeat rule doesn't work
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Is there any known issue with the “repeat” rule? I can’t get it to work, or do I
need something else together with repeat as Join or stop?
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Hello Poken,
Your rule does not make sens to me, maybe you only need to modify the rule?
Hello Poken,
Your rule does not make sens to me, maybe you only need to modify the rule?
no repeat rule in the box
no repeat rule in the box
Hello Lars,
Try to find repeat rule in old user interface
Hello Lars,
Try to find repeat rule in old user interface
I am not sure what you trying to acclompish, but I guess that this an effort to force switch off some 433 Mhz devices. I am not familiair with the repeat ( have never used it) but if you try to force switch off some 433 Mhz devices this is not going to work. The first of the repeat you switch off the devices and the zipabox set the state attribute to false. The following cycle of the repeat the box sees a false state of the device and the action is never executed. You can force the command to be executed by setting the state attribute to true before the action is executed.
For 2-way protocol devices (i.e. z-wave) your repeat is useless.
I am not sure what you trying to acclompish, but I guess that this an effort to force switch off some 433 Mhz devices. I am not familiair with the repeat ( have never used it) but if you try to force switch off some 433 Mhz devices this is not going to work. The first of the repeat you switch off the devices and the zipabox set the state attribute to false. The following cycle of the repeat the box sees a false state of the device and the action is never executed. You can force the command to be executed by setting the state attribute to true before the action is executed.
For 2-way protocol devices (i.e. z-wave) your repeat is useless.
Is it possible to set only state attribute to true, without actually not turn switch "on"?
Is it possible to set only state attribute to true, without actually not turn switch "on"?
Yes you can. However it is only usefull for 1-way protocols like 433. You can use the set statement in the rules creator.
Yes you can. However it is only usefull for 1-way protocols like 433. You can use the set statement in the rules creator.
Yes, I have some Nexa switches that I want to send On and Off signals tree times, to be sure that they turns On or Off.
Yes, I have some Nexa switches that I want to send On and Off signals tree times, to be sure that they turns On or Off.
Nice, that is good to know.
Nice, that is good to know.
Hi.
You don't need to set state attribute to retransmitt on or off to 433Mhz devices.
I've got a few rules that sends on/off commands three times with a short wait between. Both as actions and as scenes.
It won't be recorded in the zipato logs, but it will acutally send the command to the device.
I've got my tellstick net still connected and have the same code in tellstick as in zipato. And in the tellstick logs, I can see that it has recorded three incomming signals.
Hi.
You don't need to set state attribute to retransmitt on or off to 433Mhz devices.
I've got a few rules that sends on/off commands three times with a short wait between. Both as actions and as scenes.
It won't be recorded in the zipato logs, but it will acutally send the command to the device.
I've got my tellstick net still connected and have the same code in tellstick as in zipato. And in the tellstick logs, I can see that it has recorded three incomming signals.
I try some rules but “repeat” doesn't work
I try some rules but “repeat” doesn't work
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