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Multistate value - Alexander - 25.03.2021
Hi,
Can someone tell me what datatype I have to use for multistate value?
RE: Multistate value - admin - 25.03.2021
Use 1-byte unsigned with Custom values to map numeric value to text.
RE: Multistate value - Alexander - 25.03.2021
(25.03.2021, 08:37)admin Wrote: Use 1-byte unsigned with Custom values to map numeric value to text.
Can you please show in an example?
RE: Multistate value - admin - 25.03.2021
See this: https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=2731&pid=17624#pid17624
RE: Multistate value - Alexander - 25.03.2021
(25.03.2021, 08:45)admin Wrote: See this: https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=2731&pid=17624#pid17624
Hi,
I have tried this, but this doesn't work.
When I change value in LM it doesn't change for the device.
RE: Multistate value - admin - 25.03.2021
Why are you writing multiple values one after one?
Keep only one write and replace value = 1 with value = event.getvalue() so you actually write the current object value not a fixed value.
RE: Multistate value - Alexander - 25.03.2021
(25.03.2021, 10:56)admin Wrote: Why are you writing multiple values one after one?
Keep only one write and replace value = 1 with value = event.getvalue() so you actually write the current object value not a fixed value.
Because I am new with this Lua scripting, that is why
Thank you, this helped