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Basic time program
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Beginners help with programming a lighting schedule
Lamp (s) during Monday to Friday between the hours of 6:00 to 9:00 and 16:00 to 23:00 .
How to do this ?
find no example so please help me.
Preferably a picture = )
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You need 4 different rules for that.
Here is 2 rules 1 for on and one for off. I´m using sunset and sunrise.
You need 4 different rules for that.
Here is 2 rules 1 for on and one for off. I´m using sunset and sunrise.
thank Mats, this community is perfect one :)
thank Mats, this community is perfect one :)
You need to create an virtual weatherstation to get Astro sunset and sunrise.
Add device and select "virtual weatherstation" in the list. Set Astro offset to -1 for example. It have been a bug so Astro offset can´t be 0 to get it to work. I don´t know if it still is that problem.
You need to create an virtual weatherstation to get Astro sunset and sunrise.
Add device and select "virtual weatherstation" in the list. Set Astro offset to -1 for example. It have been a bug so Astro offset can´t be 0 to get it to work. I don´t know if it still is that problem.
Thanks Mats ,
Did not know that it demanded " an offset to make it work.
Thanks Mats ,
Did not know that it demanded " an offset to make it work.
A late question to this.
Do we still need four different rules or can one use the IF and IF/ELSE blocks?
I attached a image of a script that do turn on the light every minute but turn them off just as quickly again.
I'm new to the Zipato scripts so any pointers would be great.
Kind Regards,
,
Anders
A late question to this.
Do we still need four different rules or can one use the IF and IF/ELSE blocks?
I attached a image of a script that do turn on the light every minute but turn them off just as quickly again.
I'm new to the Zipato scripts so any pointers would be great.
Kind Regards,
,
Anders
I might have a solution to my own question.
Using the OR block the lights are on in the first timeframe.
Let see if they turn off and then on again at 2:30 pm :-)
Best,
Anders
PS the Scheduler is the same.
I might have a solution to my own question.
Using the OR block the lights are on in the first timeframe.
Let see if they turn off and then on again at 2:30 pm :-)
Best,
Anders
PS the Scheduler is the same.
Hello,It works well for everyday. but how to limit this to Sunday for example?
Hello,It works well for everyday. but how to limit this to Sunday for example?
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