Hue Brightness feedback

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

Can it be that your bri value gets negative? You substract 30 from the current bri but when it’s smaller then 30 you should round it to max 0. That is not handled in your current script. Also needed for dimming up to maximize to 100.

BR,

Erwin

[admin]

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[FatMax]

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Worked like a charm! Weird though, that this line works fine at my place for some reason.

Erwin;

The HUE bridge handles the request even if I'm under the allowed value, so there's no errors. It just won't dim

[timchan054]

Thank for your template, i can success to control multi Hue bridge, but i face othe problem, for now philip hue have other type only not for RGB, it's can change the color temperture form 2700K to 6500K, is there any script for those lighting?

[Daniel]

Hi
Here is a script which should convert color temperature to RGB. Never tested on real light but check if it will work.

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Temperature = event.getvalue() Temperature = Temperature / 100       -- Calculate Red: if Temperature <= 66 then     Red = 255 else  Red = Temperature - 60  Red = 329.698727446 *  math.pow(Red, -0.1332047592)  if Red < 0 then    Red = 0  end  if Red > 255 then    Red = 255  end end        --Calculate Green: if Temperature <= 66 then   Green = Temperature   Green = 99.4708025861 * math.log(Green) - 161.1195681661  if Green < 0 then    Green = 0  end    if Green > 255 then    Green = 255  end   else   Green = Temperature - 60   Green = 288.1221695283 * math.pow(Green, -0.0755148492)   if Green < 0 then    Green = 0  end  if Green > 255 then    Green = 255  end   end        --Calculate Blue: if Temperature >= 66 then   Blue = 255 else   if Temperature <= 19 then      Blue = 0  else      Blue = Temperature - 10      Blue = 138.5177312231 * math.log(Blue) - 305.0447927307      if Blue < 0 then          Blue = 0        end      if Blue > 255 then          Blue = 255        end  end end Red = math.floor(Red + 0.5) Green = math.floor(Green + 0.5) Blue = math.floor(Blue + 0.5) Red = lmcore.inttohex(Red, 1) Green = lmcore.inttohex(Green, 1) Blue = lmcore.inttohex(Blue, 1) RGB = lmcore.hextoint(Red..Green..Blue) grp.update('RGB temp', RGB)

BR

[lenze90]

Hello, I also have some problems with the feedback of the Hue lamp. 

I get the following error message. 

Resident script:22: bad argument #1 to 'decode' (string expected, got table)
stack traceback:
 [C]: in function 'decode'

I suspect the problem is the following line. 

  mylamps = json.decode(reply)

could someone take a look at my code? 
Is something wrong? 
I only have the user.hue in my user library.

Code:

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-- Set name (Lookup in HUE app under light configuration) and feedback adresses (don't change statevalue, brivalue and colorvalue as they are used as memoryfield) addressmapping = {   -- Name   -- On/Off FB    -- Bright FB   -- Color FB   ['Stehlampe Wohnzimmer'] = {state = '8/4/0', bri = '8/5/0', rgb = '8/2/0', statevalue = '', brivalue = '', colorvalue = ''}, --  ['Hue Küche'] = {state = '1/3/2', bri = '1/4/2', rgb = '1/5/2', statevalue = '', brivalue = '', colorvalue = ''}, --  ['Schalter Wohnzimmer'] = {state = '1/3/3', bri = '1/4/3', rgb = '1/5/3', statevalue = '', brivalue = '', colorvalue = ''}, --  ['Hue Schlafzimmer'] = {state = '1/3/4', bri = '1/4/4', rgb = '1/5/4', statevalue = '', brivalue = '', colorvalue = ''} } -- Set polling interval in seconds interval = 1 -- Use logging logging = true require('user.hue') require('json') -- loop indefenitly while true do   reply = getHueLights()   mylamps = json.decode(reply)      for _, item in pairs(mylamps) do     -- Check if lamp is found by bridge otherwise it make no sense to send commands     if item.state.reachable == true then       log(item.state.reachable)       -- On/Off       name = addressmapping[item.name]       if name then         addr = addressmapping[item.name]['state']         if addr and addr ~= '' then           currentvalue = addressmapping[item.name]['statevalue']           if currentvalue ~= item.state.on then             grp.update(addr, item.state.on)             addressmapping[item.name]['statevalue'] = item.state.on             if logging == true then               log('lamp ' .. item.name .. ' state is: ' .. tostring(item.state.on))             end           end         end       end       -- Brightness       name = addressmapping[item.name]       if name then         addr = addressmapping[item.name]['bri']         if addr and addr ~= '' then           -- Check if lamp is on otherwise overrule BRI value to 0           if item.state.on == false then             item.state.bri = 0           end           currentvalue = addressmapping[item.name]['brivalue']           if currentvalue ~= item.state.bri then             grp.update(addr, math.floor((tonumber(item.state.bri)/2.55) + 0.5))             addressmapping[item.name]['brivalue'] = item.state.bri             if logging == true then               log('lamp ' .. item.name .. ' brightness is: ' .. math.floor((tonumber(item.state.bri)/2.55) + 0.5) .. ' %')             end           end         end       end       -- Color       name = addressmapping[item.name]       if name then         addr = addressmapping[item.name]['rgb']         if addr and addr ~= '' then           -- Check if lamp is on otherwise overrule color value to 0           if item.state.on == false then              colorvalue = 0           end           if item.state.colormode == 'xy' then             currentvalue = addressmapping[item.name]['colorvalue']             colorvalue = xy_to_rgb(item.state.xy[1],item.state.xy[2],item.state.bri)             --colorvalue = xyz_to_rgb((item.state.xy[1] * 100), (item.state.xy[2] * 100))             if currentvalue ~= colorvalue then               grp.update(addr, colorvalue)               addressmapping[item.name]['colorvalue'] = colorvalue               if logging == true then                 log('lamp ' .. item.name .. ' color is: ' .. colorvalue)               end             end           elseif item.state.colormode == 'ct' then             currentvalue = addressmapping[item.name]['colorvalue']             --colortemp = math.floor((item.state.ct / 0.0769) + 0.5)  --0.0769230769230769             colortemp = math.abs((item.state.ct - 500) / 2)             colortemp = math.floor(colortemp + 0.5)             colortemp = 80 + colortemp             if colortemp > 255 then               colortemp = 255             end             r = lmcore.inttohex(255, 1)             g = lmcore.inttohex(255, 1)             b = lmcore.inttohex(colortemp, 1)             rgb = r .. g .. b             colortemp = lmcore.hextoint(rgb,3)             if currentvalue ~= colortemp then               --colortempconverted = ct_to_rgb(colortemp)               grp.update(addr, colortemp)               addressmapping[item.name]['colorvalue'] = colortemp               if logging == true then                 log('lamp ' .. item.name .. ' color is: ' .. colortemp)               end             end           end         end       end            end     --log('manufacturername = ' .. item.manufacturername)     --log('swversion = ' .. item.swversion)     --log('type = ' .. item.type)     --log('ct = ' .. item.state.ct)     --log('reachable = ' .. item.state.reachable)     --log('alert = ' .. item.state.alert)     --log('on = ' .. item.state.on)   --log('bri = ' .. item.state.bri)     --log('colormode = ' .. item.state.colormode)     --log('hue = ' .. item.state.hue)     --log('sat = ' .. item.state.sat)     --log('effect = ' .. item.state.effect)     --log('x = ' .. item.state.xy[1])     --log('y = ' .. item.state.xy[2])     --log('uniqueid = ' .. item.uniqueid)     --log('modelid = ' .. item.modelid)     --log('name = ' .. item.name)   end -- Delay loop os.sleep(interval) end

[Daniel]

Hi
Make sure to use the latest version from here https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...49#pid6549, some other users also reported this on old version.
BR

[Zandkever]

Hi,

I was wondering how to save the resident feedback script (what is the resident interval) since it has a resident function in itself. Or can I remove the infinite loop in case it is stored as a resident script?

[admin]

You can remove the loop and os.sleep at the end and set polling interval as needed (at least 1 second). It won't make a difference really.

[Zandkever]

Thanks for the confirmation!

[Tee_Trinker]

Hey guys,
I tried the Hue script to start with my SE-Wiser for knx.
it took a while (I'm totally new to it and has to learn everything first) but it works!
And the feedback works great too.

Now my question. I also want to operate the Hue lamps via my KNX buttons (SE - 627644).  Preferably only via 1 button .... short press = on / off .... long press = dimming up / down.
The buttons in the ETS5 only have 1 bit for on / off and 4 bit for dimming.
On / off already works, but dimming doesn't work. The script uses 1byte for dimming, and I can't set that to a button. Or am I doing something wrong?

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

See this article for converting 4 bit to byte: (in SE pushbuttons we have this native, set function to 8-bit linear regulator )

https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...27#pid8027

BR,

Erwin

[Tee_Trinker]

hey it worked great
But I didn't use the 8-bit linear regulator, it didn't work.
I have left the dimmer function for the switch and set the dimmer function to send cyclically. So it worked.
Big thanks again ... you guys are great 

[Firechief]

Hi all,

Im trying to get this script to work, but as i'm a novice i need a little help. Last week i bought a Hue Bridge and a LED strip for outdoor use. It works with the Hue App and i know the IP of the Hue Bridge 

I copy/pasted file user.hue_v2.lua into user libraries; modified the IP-Adress, but i don't have the user.hue as the hue commands script gives error:

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Hue discovery 08.06.2020 17:57:13 Resident script:2: module 'user.hue' not found: no field package.preload['user.hue'] no file './user/hue' no file 'Library user/hue' no file 'User library hue' no file 'Library user/hue.so' no file 'Library user.so' stack traceback: [C]: in function 'require'

I copy/pasted file resident hue feedback_v2.lua into Resident script
I copy/pasted file hue commands_v2.lua (until the Event based parts) into Resident script. ==> See error above
Created 3 event based scripts from the remaining code in hue commands_v2.lua and modified the groupadresses to the correct ones for lamp 1.

What am i doing wrong and how do i get a user id for the homelynk?

Thx

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

You need to create the user library’user.hue’ to be able to use the scripts, when you start you need set the IP address of the bridge in the userlib and you need to to press the button on the HUE bridge and run bridgesetuo() to get the token that is also filled in the user library. When that is setup you can use the feedback and commands.

BR,

Erwin

[Firechief]

Ok, got it working now!

Thx for the help

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

Currently the feedback script uses the command getHueLights() to get the JSON response from the bridge for the induvidual lamps, and this response is processed further to sync the KNX objects according the light states.

If you want this also for groups you need to use the command getHueGroups() and change the feedback script so it will process the JSON response from the bridge in the same way, so this means you need to run getHueGroups(), check the result and modify the things you need to have.

So i'ts possible but takes a bit of work.

BR,

Erwin

[MLa]

Hi,

I updated my Wiser to the lates firmware 2.5.1. and now I get this error in my hue feedback script.

Hue lamp feedback 30.07.2020 21:54:56
Resident script:21: Expected value but found T_END at character 1
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'decode'


It has been working fine until the update.
I'm using the resident hue feedback_v2.lua

Any one experienced the same?

BR,Magnus

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

No not seen the issue yet, i use it at home and have upgraded to 2.5.1 so i don’t think it’s FW related..

I will check what might be the issue, could be i use a newer version..

BR,

Erwin

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

I checked and line 21 is handling the response of the function getHueLights() that is located in the user.hue, so i guess you use a older version of the user lib.

Can you try to replace your user.hue with this version? A restart might be required.

  user.hue v4.lua (Size: 9.9 KB / Downloads: 50)

BR,

Erwin