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Managing the color of multiple RGB LED nodes

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  • vladimirV Offline
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    vladimir
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    Hello! Tell me please, can I somehow change the color at the same time for a group of nodes? I have several LED color fixtures, I want to change the color of all at once and in one place of the application.
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      Can you not add them all to a group, then send a group command? or does that not work with stuff other than on/off? I have never done that so I am guessing.

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      • CrankyCoderC CrankyCoder

        Can you not add them all to a group, then send a group command? or does that not work with stuff other than on/off? I have never done that so I am guessing.

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        vladimir
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        @crankycoder This was my first and so far the only idea. :smile: To my regret, it did not work. Such a trick turned out only with a switch.

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          I guess you could do it with a dummy color item. Not associate it with a specific. Then have a rule that when the dummy item is updated, then loop through the items in the group, or just send it to the X number you have.

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          • CrankyCoderC CrankyCoder

            I guess you could do it with a dummy color item. Not associate it with a specific. Then have a rule that when the dummy item is updated, then loop through the items in the group, or just send it to the X number you have.

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            vladimir
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            @crankycoder Many thanks for the idea!:raised_hands: I think this is the right direction for solving my question.

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              You can link multiple things (or thing channels) to the same item in openHAB. Simply create one single ColorItem and separate all channels with commas.

              Working example:

              Color aacc_color "Mysensors LED Lights" (lights) {channel="mysensors:rgbLight:bridge:drawer_lights:rgb,mysensors:rgbLight:bridge:desk_lights:rgb"}
              
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              • S SiLeX

                You can link multiple things (or thing channels) to the same item in openHAB. Simply create one single ColorItem and separate all channels with commas.

                Working example:

                Color aacc_color "Mysensors LED Lights" (lights) {channel="mysensors:rgbLight:bridge:drawer_lights:rgb,mysensors:rgbLight:bridge:desk_lights:rgb"}
                
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                @silex Wow! Super! Thank you!:raised_hands:

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