Conference room with 2 partition walls

[AndersH]

I have a conference room with 2 separation walls, one wall someone solved in the forum here but 2 walls ?

I took this from the FB Editor in my Wiser for KNX:

require('custom.fbeditor20.Control')

Switch_room_1 = grp.getvalue('32/1/1')
Switch_room_2 = grp.getvalue('32/1/2')
Switch_room_3 = grp.getvalue('32/1/3')
Partition_wall_1 = grp.getvalue('32/1/7')
Partition_wall_2 = grp.getvalue('32/1/8')
room1, room2, room3 = fbe_partition_wall_control(Switch_room_1, Switch_room_2, Switch_room_3, Partition_wall_1, Partition_wall_2, 'fb__Test_Vikv__gg__fbe_partition_wall_control__id')
if room1 ~= nil then
grp.write('32/1/4', room1)
end
if room2 ~= nil then
grp.write('32/1/5', room2)
end
if room3 ~= nil then
grp.write('32/1/6', room3)
end


It looks like it´s working with 1bit protocol, but how can it be changed to work with 4bit dim or 1byte protocol, and if i simulate that both
walls are open it seems that if i use switch 1 for on, i can´t use switch 2 or 3 for off...

How could i make this work ?

//A

[admin]

There used to be a universal script but I can't find it.
Here's a working solution for any data type. Tag all input objects with the same tag and add an event script to it. Change group addresses as needed. You might need to remove two "not" statements before grp.getvalue depending on how open/closed status works. Right now it assumed that true means that the wall is closed.

Code:

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inputs = { '32/1/1', '32/1/2', '32/1/3' } status = { '32/1/7', '32/1/8' } outputs = { '32/1/4', '32/1/5', '32/1/6' } for i, addr in ipairs(inputs) do   if addr == event.dst then     index = i   end end value = event.getvalue() writes = {} writes[ index ] = true open12 = not grp.getvalue(status[ 1 ]) open23 = not grp.getvalue(status[ 2 ]) if index == 1 then   if open12 then     writes[ 2 ] = true     writes[ 3 ] = open23   end elseif index == 2 then   writes[ 1 ] = open12   writes[ 3 ] = open23 elseif index == 3 then   if open23 then     writes[ 2 ] = true     writes[ 1 ] = open12   end end for i, addr in ipairs(outputs) do   if writes[ i ] then     grp.write(addr, value)   end end

[AndersH]

Works Very Well....

Thank You very much for the help...

[mitja.perko]

Hello, how could one adapt this code to work with 5 partitions?

Greetings Mitja

[admin]

Here's a universal solution that should work for any number of partition walls. Modify group addresses in the inputs, sensors and outputs tables as needed. All input objects should have a common tag to which this event script is attached.

Code:

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inputs = {   '33/1/1',   '33/1/2',   '33/1/3',   '33/1/4',   '33/1/5', } sensors = {   '33/2/1',   '33/2/2',   '33/2/3',   '33/2/4', } outputs = {   '33/3/1',   '33/3/2',   '33/3/3',   '33/3/4',   '33/3/5', } value = event.getvalue() for i, addr in ipairs(inputs) do   if addr == event.dst then     index = i   end end grp.write(outputs[ index ], value) for i = index, #sensors do   if grp.getvalue(sensors[ i ]) then     break   end   grp.write(outputs[ i + 1 ], value) end for i = index - 1, 1, -1 do   if grp.getvalue(sensors[ i ]) then     break   end   grp.write(outputs[ i ], value) end