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Title: Wizard script Trigger Qubino
Post by: movingdots on February 23, 2015, 12:00:53 AM

Hello,

I have recently added 2 Qubino Flush Dimmers (ZMNHDA2 ) to my domotic system.

The purpose is 1 light in the living room and one in the dining area.
Both areas have 2 switches so i used to be able to control both lights from each location.

I have included a schematic.

Now, it's not possible for me to get the triggers right using the wizard script.
What i'm trying to do is very simple i think?
Just when the secondary button of the Qubino switch is pressed, that the light on the secondary location goes on.

But when i press  the button it only gives me this:

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"2015-02-21T23:51:42.7795410+00:00 HomeAutomation.ZWave 6 ZWave Node ZWaveNode.MultiInstance.SensorBinary.1 0.0"
"2015-02-21T23:51:42.7819130+00:00 HomeAutomation.ZWave 6 ZWave Node Sensor.Generic 0.0"
"2015-02-21T23:51:42.9817270+00:00 HomeAutomation.ZWave 6 ZWave Node ZWaveNode.MultiInstance.SensorBinary.1 0.0"
"2015-02-21T23:51:42.9829940+00:00 HomeAutomation.ZWave 6 ZWave Node Sensor.Generic 0.0"

All zeroes.
How would i have to program this and is  this possible with the Wizard script.
I really love the program, it's so clean and fast compared to others, but just cant get this to work.

Thanks so much if anyone knows a solution !!

Greetings,

Linus

Title: Re: Wizard script Trigger Qubino
Post by: Gene on February 23, 2015, 12:27:50 AM

Try it with latest testing release of HG (r480).

https://sourceforge.net/projects/homegenie/files/testing/

g.

Title: Re: Wizard script Trigger Qubino
Post by: movingdots on February 23, 2015, 02:54:04 AM

Gene,

Thanks, it seems that the input for the switch had to be 255. (now being detected in latest test build)
It seems to be working now, but only sometimes :D

So i made 4 simple programs, 2 for on and 2 for off.

One is like: if Status of lamp is 0 and switch is 255, then light switches on.
 and if status is 1 and switch is 255, then light switches off

I did this for the 2 lights, but it doesn't seem tot be working all the time.
Sometimes i need multiple presses and sometimes it gets stuck in between on and off it seems (flickering)

Would it be helpful if i posted a log of these events?

Anyway, it looks promising, now maybe if i could get them to dim also by the button it would be even better.
But maybe i really need to learn Python so that i can do more specific things.
Is that a language you recommend for Homegenie scripts?

Thanks again,

Linus