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How do I "raise a temperature" when someone is in the room?
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What I am trying to achieve in pseudo code is
If (the room is occupied) Then
increase the Virtual Thermostat Pro temperature in the room by 2 degrees Celsius for the next 30 mins
End If
Is this possible with the Rule creator in Zipato?
Thanks
/Marcus
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Would this do it?
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Would this do it?
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Hi Zipatians,
How about this rule? Do you think this will work?
/Marcus
Hi Zipatians,
How about this rule? Do you think this will work?
/Marcus
Or maybe this one?
Or maybe this one?
Of course I meant 1800 for 30 mins!
Of course I meant 1800 for 30 mins!
Wao, this is not an easy rule...Hope someone will be able to answer. I'm having a similar issue. In the bathroom I want to achieve the following: when the motion sensor detects motion and the time is between 20:30 and 22:00 turn the radiator on for 30 minutes. Attached the printscreen of the rule. Currently it turns on for 30 minutes regardless of the time. Can someone advise?
Wao, this is not an easy rule...Hope someone will be able to answer. I'm having a similar issue. In the bathroom I want to achieve the following: when the motion sensor detects motion and the time is between 20:30 and 22:00 turn the radiator on for 30 minutes. Attached the printscreen of the rule. Currently it turns on for 30 minutes regardless of the time. Can someone advise?
Hum... In my own experience (I might be wrong) I found that it's better to trigger a When with only one event, and then include an "If" block to test another condition (for example time, and so on...). Every time I tried to trigger a When with 2 logical events: "event1 AND event2" it fails everytime. Perhaps because they aren't fired together and then they can't be identified by the Zipato event mgr in the same time. I don't know, but it's a possibility.
It's my 2 cents...
Hum... In my own experience (I might be wrong) I found that it's better to trigger a When with only one event, and then include an "If" block to test another condition (for example time, and so on...). Every time I tried to trigger a When with 2 logical events: "event1 AND event2" it fails everytime. Perhaps because they aren't fired together and then they can't be identified by the Zipato event mgr in the same time. I don't know, but it's a possibility.
It's my 2 cents...
Well. I have changed the rule as per the attached printscreen. Will test it tonight and keep you posted.
Well. I have changed the rule as per the attached printscreen. Will test it tonight and keep you posted.
Any comments on this rule then (fourth attempt)?
/Marcus
Any comments on this rule then (fourth attempt)?
/Marcus
what a mess !! :D
Just a question: why don't you use the thermostat pro with calendar programming ?
what a mess !! :D
Just a question: why don't you use the thermostat pro with calendar programming ?
I have a similar problem. My daughter comes home from school between 13:30 and 1600, with no fixed schedule. When motion before 1600 I would like to raise the temperature by 2 degrees UNTIL_NEXT.
I have a similar problem. My daughter comes home from school between 13:30 and 1600, with no fixed schedule. When motion before 1600 I would like to raise the temperature by 2 degrees UNTIL_NEXT.
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