Hi,
sure. linknx can send bus-commands in a sequence. Either in a rush - one after the other, or with a certain delay. (but AFAIK it is minimum 1s delay, which is not what you want).
You can also trigger a script, which calls bcusdks "groupswrite" commands…
There are quite multiple options..
But to provide you more detailed help, could you please describe your setup a little bit more detailed?
How do the motion detector and the lamp communicate with each other? Which actor is used to switch the lamp - and even more interesting: how is th "switch" connected in your setup?
Reasons for why I'm asking: Maybe your "switch" generates some other message depending on the "switching" sequence.
Therefore linknx does not need to send the sequence but the other command….
Best Regards, Jens
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I have an outside lamp on my terasse that is turned on by a motion detector.
I can turn it on manually for 3 hours if I press the switch Off - On - Off - On (with max. 0,5 sec. between each comand).
Instead of pressing the light switch 4 times, I'd like to press it once an let linkx send that comand sequence. Is this possible?
Hi,
sure. linknx can send bus-commands in a sequence. Either in a rush - one after the other, or with a certain delay. (but AFAIK it is minimum 1s delay, which is not what you want).
You can also trigger a script, which calls bcusdks "groupswrite" commands…
There are quite multiple options..
But to provide you more detailed help, could you please describe your setup a little bit more detailed?
How do the motion detector and the lamp communicate with each other? Which actor is used to switch the lamp - and even more interesting: how is th "switch" connected in your setup?
Reasons for why I'm asking: Maybe your "switch" generates some other message depending on the "switching" sequence.
Therefore linknx does not need to send the sequence but the other command….
Best Regards, Jens