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the "when" instruction does not trigger on the sensor condition "luminance"
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in the rule creator, if i make this rule :
when sensor(motion sensor) luminance
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the 'when' condition is never triggered.
i would like to make a "when sensor any", wich triggered on "motion" "no motion" "luminance", but this rule is triggered only on "motion" and "no motion"
(sorry for my bad english)
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Have a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeqEg9fYeZA
Have a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeqEg9fYeZA
thanks but this one does not answer my problem.
I want to activate the light only if luminance is below 200 lux. My rule work BUT
when i enter the room, if the lux is >200lux, the light does not switch on (that's correct)
If i stay in the room, my motion sensor will always on "motion" and will not triggered the rule (because already on "motion")
if the lux go under 200 lux, my lights will not switch on because the rule is not triggered.
If the "when sensor any" worked properly, the rule will also trigger when the box receives the information that the luminance dropped below 200. This is not the case
thanks but this one does not answer my problem.
I want to activate the light only if luminance is below 200 lux. My rule work BUT
when i enter the room, if the lux is >200lux, the light does not switch on (that's correct)
If i stay in the room, my motion sensor will always on "motion" and will not triggered the rule (because already on "motion")
if the lux go under 200 lux, my lights will not switch on because the rule is not triggered.
If the "when sensor any" worked properly, the rule will also trigger when the box receives the information that the luminance dropped below 200. This is not the case
to be more precise, here is my rule
http://tof.canardpc.com/view/4bc8db1c-dd31-4cf8-b5b2-cee782f278f5.jpg
to be more precise, here is my rule
http://tof.canardpc.com/view/4bc8db1c-dd31-4cf8-b5b2-cee782f278f5.jpg
If you look at the example from the URL above ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeqEg9fYeZA ), you will see that the trigger event will keep re-executing the rule on motion ( keep the lights on if there is motion). You can just validate the light level inside the rule instead of triggering it on light level change. Does it make sense?
If you look at the example from the URL above ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeqEg9fYeZA ), you will see that the trigger event will keep re-executing the rule on motion ( keep the lights on if there is motion). You can just validate the light level inside the rule instead of triggering it on light level change. Does it make sense?
My multisensor does get triggered on luminance, but with intervals I don't understand.
See topic https://community.zipato.com/topic/logical-operator-in-when-trigger-condition-does-not-work#comment-14567
My multisensor does get triggered on luminance, but with intervals I don't understand.
See topic https://community.zipato.com/topic/logical-operator-in-when-trigger-condition-does-not-work#comment-14567
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