Re: [misterhouse-users] conditional logic on motion sensor and time of day

[David Norwood <judapeno@ad...>]

Change that second "and" to an "or" and put parentheses around the time
tests.

David

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Newman" <newmans_99@...>
To: <misterhouse-users@...>
Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 7:20 PM
Subject: [misterhouse-users] conditional logic on motion sensor and time of
day


> I have a few motion sensors that I would like to use to turn on specific
> lights but only during specific times of the day. I have the following
logic
> but it doesn't see to want to work. Any ideas?  Thanks....
>
>
> $timer_motion_A  = new Timer;
>
> if ((state_now $motion_A eq ON) and
>     (time_greater_than $Time_Sunset) and
>     (time_less_than $Time_Sunrise)) {
>   set $backyard_light ON;
>   set $timer_motion_A 240;
> }
>
> if (expired $timer_motion_A) {
>  set $backyard_light OFF;
> }
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [misterhouse-users] conditional logic on motion sensor and time of day

[Larry Roudebush <lost1@co...>]

Here is some code I have.

$Dining_Room_Timer = new Timer;
#$Dark is true between $Time_Sunset_Twilight and $Time_Sunrise_Twilight,
false otherwise.
if ($state = state_now $Dinning_Room_Motion and $Dark) {
 if ($state eq 'motion') {
  print_log "Dinning Room Motion\n";
  if (expired $Dining_Room_Timer or inactive $Dining_Room_Timer){
   print_log "Dining room light On";
   set $Dinning_Room_Light ON;
   set $Dining_Room_Timer 600;
  }
  if (active $Dining_Room_Timer){
   print_log "reset dining room timer";
   restart $Dining_Room_Timer;
  }
 }
}

if (expired $kitchen_Lamp_Timer){
 set $Kitchen_Light OFF;
 set $kitchen_Lamp_Timer 0;
 print_log "setting kitchen lamp off\n";
}

Larry
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Newman" <newmans_99@...>
To: <misterhouse-users@...>
Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 10:20 PM
Subject: [misterhouse-users] conditional logic on motion sensor and time of
day


> I have a few motion sensors that I would like to use to turn on specific
> lights but only during specific times of the day. I have the following
logic
> but it doesn't see to want to work. Any ideas?  Thanks....
>
>
> $timer_motion_A  = new Timer;
>
> if ((state_now $motion_A eq ON) and
>     (time_greater_than $Time_Sunset) and
>     (time_less_than $Time_Sunrise)) {
>   set $backyard_light ON;
>   set $timer_motion_A 240;
> }
>
> if (expired $timer_motion_A) {
>  set $backyard_light OFF;
> }
>
>
>
>
>
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RE: [misterhouse-users] Proxy Questions

[Thomas Ball <tb@de...>]

I hope you do not mind me asking....

What is unique about your water situation that requires such a
sophisticated (complex, error prone) control system instead of the
standard (cheap, simple) pressure switch?

	Tom

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|-----Original Message-----
|From: Letcher Ross [mailto:letcher@...]=20
|Sent: August 7, 2004 3:24 PM
|To: misterhouse-users@...
|Subject: [misterhouse-users] Proxy Questions
|
|
|I hope Bruce is enjoying his vacation, but since the list is=20
|so quite maybe this would be a good time to ask some questions=20
|I've been thinking about.
|
|On our rural homestead we have a pumphouse that has a well=20
|system and an adjacent 1000 gallon water storage tank.  It=20
|supplies our home which is about 300' away through the woods=20
|with water.  It is also powered by a different power main than=20
|the house (different transformer, etc). I want to control the=20
|collecting of water from the well to the storage tank by=20
|computer and interface it to misterhouse.  I have almost=20
|completed a wireless network between the house and the=20
|pumphouse, needing only to replace the test cables with=20
|permanent cat 5 cables.
|
|I have misterhouse running under Linux at the house and plan=20
|to put an old pc running Linux and misterhouse proxy in the=20
|pumphouse.  I already use Weeder boards for I/O control at the=20
|house and plan to use more Weeder analog and digital boards in=20
|the pumphouse.  I will be using A/D to measure pressure (and=20
|thus volume) in the storage tank and to control pump relays=20
|with the digital I/O board.  I also want to control some X10=20
|in the pumphouse with a CM11.
|
|Here is the question.  Have you successfully used misterhouse=20
|proxy to control Weeder I/O boards and also have Weeder I/O=20
|boards on the main system?  How about CM11 interfaces or other=20
|serial devices?  If you have done this would you post=20
|fragments that show how you declared the devices on each=20
|system and examples of calls to them?
|
|This seems like it should be simple but the details would be=20
|very helpful to me.
|
|Thanks.
|
|Letcher Ross
|
|
|
|
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[misterhouse-users] conditional logic on motion sensor and time of day

[Steve Newman <newmans_99@ya...>]

I have a few motion sensors that I would like to use to turn on specific
lights but only during specific times of the day. I have the following logic
but it doesn't see to want to work. Any ideas?  Thanks....


$timer_motion_A  = new Timer;

if ((state_now $motion_A eq ON) and
    (time_greater_than $Time_Sunset) and
    (time_less_than $Time_Sunrise)) {
  set $backyard_light ON;
  set $timer_motion_A 240;
}

if (expired $timer_motion_A) {
 set $backyard_light OFF;
}