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    dayve218
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    hey guys, trying to set this one up, i have the widget displaying, but no control happening

    pretty new to all of this so any help would be appreciated.

    dayve

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      Dalhoj
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      Hi

      After the Node and Scenecontroller shows up in the Vera UI you have to create a scene and then asign the scenecontroller as a trigger:
      arduino_trigger.png

      For button 1 the scene number is 0
      for button 2 the scene number is 1 and so on.

      Hope is helps ;-)

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        dayve218
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        @Dalhoj thanks for that, it seems super obvious now in retrospect.

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          Hi

          After the Node and Scenecontroller shows up in the Vera UI you have to create a scene and then asign the scenecontroller as a trigger:
          arduino_trigger.png

          For button 1 the scene number is 0
          for button 2 the scene number is 1 and so on.

          Hope is helps ;-)

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          dayve218
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          @Dalhoj is it possible to have one button stop/start the same scene, as an on/off switch for a light for example?

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            @Dalhoj is it possible to have one button stop/start the same scene, as an on/off switch for a light for example?

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            korttoma
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            @dayve218

            If you use PLEG you could do it like this:

            Condition ----------------- Action
            LightOn AND Button = Turn Light Off

            LightOff AND Button = Turn Light On

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              @Dalhoj is it possible to have one button stop/start the same scene, as an on/off switch for a light for example?

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              hek
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              @dayve218

              Some "scene controllers" I've seen triggers "scene off" when you push-and-hold button for say one a second.

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                dayve218
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                how would i make that happen?

                @korttoma i dont, PLEG is infinitely confusing to me.

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                  Dalhoj
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                  I dont know if you can have a 1 sec press!

                  but i uses LUUP and a simple ex could be turn on a lamp and if the lamp if on turn it off:

                  local relay1 = 114 --Light ID

                  local relay1_status = luup.variable_get("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1", "Status", relay1) --Status of Light

                  if (relay1_status == "0") then
                  luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",{ newTargetValue="1" }, relay1)
                  else
                  luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",{ newTargetValue="0" }, relay1)
                  end

                  Or you can use a toggle from the advanced scene menu:
                  upload-cb06931d-0aaa-4ee3-b90f-345180b5247c

                  That is how I do it.

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                  • D Dalhoj

                    I dont know if you can have a 1 sec press!

                    but i uses LUUP and a simple ex could be turn on a lamp and if the lamp if on turn it off:

                    local relay1 = 114 --Light ID

                    local relay1_status = luup.variable_get("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1", "Status", relay1) --Status of Light

                    if (relay1_status == "0") then
                    luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",{ newTargetValue="1" }, relay1)
                    else
                    luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",{ newTargetValue="0" }, relay1)
                    end

                    Or you can use a toggle from the advanced scene menu:
                    upload-cb06931d-0aaa-4ee3-b90f-345180b5247c

                    That is how I do it.

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                    hek
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                    @Dalhoj said:

                    I dont know if you can have a 1 sec press!

                    I mean that the Arduino checks if user presses button for one sec and send the SCENE_OFF. You probably shouldn't let Vera handle this.

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                      Nuubi
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                      Hey! Any pictures of scene controller installations? I'm planning on DIY'ing some "aesthetically pleasing" ones :-)

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                        @Dalhoj said:

                        I dont know if you can have a 1 sec press!

                        I mean that the Arduino checks if user presses button for one sec and send the SCENE_OFF. You probably shouldn't let Vera handle this.

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                        Dalhoj
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                        @hek said:

                        I mean that the Arduino checks if user presses button for one sec and send the SCENE_OFF. You probably shouldn't let Vera handle this.

                        I would make the Arduino send ie. for button 1 send scene ID 0 at short press and scene ID 1 for long press and so on.

                        @Nuubi Here is two of my scene controllers:

                        The first one is installed in my bedtable upload-c29b281d-083c-4b73-a4df-b27240ee9e31 and is a combination of a scenecontroller and a relaysensor for controling the 3 leds.

                        The 2. is installed in the living room, and is a 8 button scenecontroller.
                        upload-aee5fc51-3dea-4a00-b592-db58744e1e87
                        It controlles

                        • the lights in the living room
                        • Blinds Open / Close
                        • a power outlet On/Off
                        • pause/plays my XBMC Medie Center
                        • starts my Yamaha reciver and starts playing net radio
                        • stops the radion again and turn of the reciver
                        • turns up / down the volume on the reciver

                        That is what I use it for at the moment.

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                          @hek said:

                          I mean that the Arduino checks if user presses button for one sec and send the SCENE_OFF. You probably shouldn't let Vera handle this.

                          I would make the Arduino send ie. for button 1 send scene ID 0 at short press and scene ID 1 for long press and so on.

                          @Nuubi Here is two of my scene controllers:

                          The first one is installed in my bedtable upload-c29b281d-083c-4b73-a4df-b27240ee9e31 and is a combination of a scenecontroller and a relaysensor for controling the 3 leds.

                          The 2. is installed in the living room, and is a 8 button scenecontroller.
                          upload-aee5fc51-3dea-4a00-b592-db58744e1e87
                          It controlles

                          • the lights in the living room
                          • Blinds Open / Close
                          • a power outlet On/Off
                          • pause/plays my XBMC Medie Center
                          • starts my Yamaha reciver and starts playing net radio
                          • stops the radion again and turn of the reciver
                          • turns up / down the volume on the reciver

                          That is what I use it for at the moment.

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                          Smelliot
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                          @Dalhoj what enclosures are they? They look really slick!

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                            Dalhoj
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                            Its a danish enclosure: http://www.lk.dk/produkter/afbrydermateriel-lk-fuga/lk-fuga/antibakteriel/underlag/baseline-2-modul-346dd488/ for the button one and: http://www.lk.dk/produkter/afbrydermateriel-lk-fuga/lk-fuga/antibakteriel/underlag/baseline-1-modul-hvid/ for the top one.

                            Its a danish department of Schneider Electric called LK(Lauritz Knudsen)

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