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Understanding timed scripting
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First script should be split into one event and one scheduled. Event should handle levels and PIR lock depending on received value (true/false). Scheduled script should just send false if event script control object has been on for 1 hour. You can use these examples for auto-off functionality: http://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=43

Second script will always work when 3/5/8 is on. Shouldn't the script write false to 3/5/8 in the end? Also, your if sequence is somewhat incorrect, as with delta increasing more ifs will be triggered and unwanted telegrams will be sent. You need to reverse it and use elseif:
Code:
-- group address or name trigger = '3/5/8' control = '1/1/50' status = '3/5/9' -- find required object obj = grp.find(trigger) -- object exists and current state is "on" if obj and obj.data then   -- delta is in seconds   delta = os.time() - obj.updatetime   if delta >= 30 * 60 then     value = 0     grp.write(status, false, dt.bool)     grp.write(trigger, false, dt.bool)   elseif delta >= 24 * 60 then     value = 4   elseif delta >= 18 * 60 then     value = 10   elseif delta >= 12 * 60 then     value = 16   elseif delta >= 6 * 60 then     value = 22   else     value = 28     -- send status update only when status state is off     statvalue = grp.getvalue('status')     if not statvalue then       grp.write(status, true, dt.bool)     end   end   grp.write(control, value, dt.scale)   end
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Understanding timed scripting - by FatMax - 19.03.2016, 10:13
RE: Understanding timed scripting - by admin - 21.03.2016, 07:17

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