different value throughout the day

[benthoma]

Is it possible to send diffrent values from a 1bit signal compared to the time of day? 

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

Yes that is possible, but can you describe your task in more detail?

BR,

Erwin

[benthoma]

Hi,

Yes that is possible, but can you describe your task in more detail?

BR,

Erwin

Event based script that sends a value between for example 08-13 another value between 13-14 and so on.


Also needs a script that does the same automatically, but that I can start/stop via a bit value or a scene value.

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

Try this:

Code:

now = os.date('*t')
if now.hour >= 8 and now.hour < 13 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', true)
elseif now.hour >= 13 and now.hour < 14 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', false)
end

For enable/disable script above from 1 bit use this: (sample is assuming event script script above is called 'timebasedevent')

Code:

if event.getvalue() == true then
  script.enable('timebasedevent')
else
  script.disable('timebasedevent')
end

BR,

Erwin

[benthoma]

Hi,

Try this:

Code:

now = os.date('*t')
if now.hour >= 8 and now.hour < 13 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', true)
elseif now.hour >= 13 and now.hour < 14 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', false)
end

For enable/disable script above from 1 bit use this: (sample is assuming event script script above is called 'timebasedevent')

Code:

if event.getvalue() == true then
  script.enable('timebasedevent')
else
  script.disable('timebasedevent')
end

BR,

Erwin

Thank you .

[benthoma]

Hi,

Try this:

Code:

now = os.date('*t')
if now.hour >= 8 and now.hour < 13 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', true)
elseif now.hour >= 13 and now.hour < 14 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', false)
end

For enable/disable script above from 1 bit use this: (sample is assuming event script script above is called 'timebasedevent')

Code:

if event.getvalue() == true then
  script.enable('timebasedevent')
else
  script.disable('timebasedevent')
end

BR,

Erwin

The first code. Can we do different things with a true value and a false value?

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

We can do whatever you like to do with script, but can you specify your question better?

BR,

Erwin

[benthoma]

Hi,

We can do whatever you like to do with script, but can you specify your question better?

BR,

Erwin

Sounds good.
Event based script that sends a value between for example 08-13 another value between 13-14 and so on.
Sends different values with a 1bit true/false

[Erwin van der Zwart]

Hi,

That is already in the sample i gave you (:

BR,

Erwin

[benthoma]

Hi,

That is already in the sample i gave you (:

BR,

Erwin

Sorry my fault.

[Dré]

I want almost do the same.

I want just active the light, only between 5.30 am and 10 am.
my question is, is it also possible to do it with hours and minutes?
i m sure it is, but im just a beginner, who will convert my Gira Homeserver to the LM.

[khalil]

I want almost do the same.

I want just active the light, only between 5.30 am and 10 am.
my question is, is it also possible to do it with hours and minutes?
i m sure it is, but im just a beginner, who will convert my Gira Homeserver to the LM.

did you try the schedule?

[Dré]

I want almost do the same.

I want just active the light, only between 5.30 am and 10 am.
my question is, is it also possible to do it with hours and minutes?
i m sure it is, but im just a beginner, who will convert my Gira Homeserver to the LM.

did you try the schedule?

I hope not to use the schedule this time, i want to use the script, for making it happened.

[admin]

You can convert current time to a number of minutes passed since 0:00 and use it in your calculations. Use this example to check if current time is between 5:30 and 10:00

Code:

function tominutes(h, m)
  return h * 60 + m
end

now = os.date('*t')
mins = tominutes(now.hour, now.min)

if mins >= tominutes(5, 30) and mins <= tominutes(10, 0) then
  -- do something here
end

[Dré]

Thank you admin, i wasn't able to try it, but it works fine so far.

[ricole87]

Hi,

Try this:

Code:

now = os.date('*t')
if now.hour >= 8 and now.hour < 13 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', true)
elseif now.hour >= 13 and now.hour < 14 then
   grp.write('1/1/1', false)
end

For enable/disable script above from 1 bit use this: (sample is assuming event script script above is called 'timebasedevent')

Code:

if event.getvalue() == true then
  script.enable('timebasedevent')
else
  script.disable('timebasedevent')
end

BR,

Erwin

The first code. Can we do different things with a true value and a false value?

Hi ! i tried the first script, saved and enabled but it seem the object value given not changing. Tried to change value as hours follow the current timing, object value also no changed. Do i have to set the script run and check everytime (this wat i read throught out the search regard scripting)


this what in my script

now = os.date('*t')
if now.hour >= 8 and now.hour < 13 then
   grp.write('0/0/100', true)
elseif now.hour >= 13 and now.hour < 14 then
   grp.write('0/0/100', false)
end

[admin]

What script type are you using for this? Have you considered using schedulers instead?

[ricole87]

What script type are you using for this? Have you considered using schedulers instead?

Hi ! Thank you for your advise. I also found the schedule app is more convenient to set on off for the object.  . I got it going

[nikola2704]

Hi all, I see this is an older tread, but i will give it a shot.

I would like to put my light at some places from the motion sensor at day full light and night dimmed. At the motion sensor ( Basalte aura ) i can chose there control day = 1 and night is 0

I tried the script and schedulers as mentioned above, but non of them will change my status. I'm a bit new in to KNX and scripting.

now = os.date('*t')
if now.hour >= 7 and now.hour < 22 then
grp.write('10/0/3', true)
elseif now.hour >= 22 and now.hour < 7 then
grp.write('10/0/3', false)
end

[Erwin van der Zwart]

elseif now.hour >= 22 and now.hour < 7 then…

This is impossible, a value can never be greater as 22 AND at the same time lower as 7 (:

Use: elseif now.hour >= 22 or now.hour < 7 then