Status of Light #6
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Hi there, first of all: Thanks for your work, very appreciated :) I'm using you contribution to trigger a handfull of HUE lights over my KNX Bus at home. How can I get the status of lights to send it to the KNX Bus? Thanks for your help |
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@Damageplan1980 For the status of your Lamps / Rooms you need to connect the Orange Event node to a switch node. The switch need to contain the ID of the lamp/room. (You can discover it with the helper function flow, if you don’t have it from the first release, download it separately check in readme) Connect the switch node to the „HUE light / grouped_light Event Filter“ Subflow. (When you have a look in the repository, you can see the setup on the top right in the picture) The orange event node fires all events out, goes into the switch, the lamp get filtered out and the subflow filters true / true & false / false on the outputs. Generally you need the middle output. For ever lamp / group you have to set it up separately. if you don’t get any events out of the orange event flow node, you can restart node red. The descriptions are also in the label nodes. DOUBLE CLICK label hope this helps. :) greetings Andreas |
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@Damageplan1980 Du klickst dran drauf, gehst in den Teil mit dem Json, siehst den Code und kannst dann wahrscheinlich direkt nachvollziehen, wie die Werte bearbeite werden müssen, damit das heraus kommt was Du möchtest. Gruß |
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Hi, thanks for the feedback.
For the status of your Lamps / Rooms you need to connect the Orange Event node to a switch node. The switch need to contain the ID of the lamp/room. (You can discover it with the helper function flow, if you don’t have it from the first release, download it separately check in readme)
Connect the switch node to the „HUE light / grouped_light Event Filter“ Subflow. (When you have a look in the repository, you can see the setup on the top right in the picture)
The orange event node fires all events out, goes into the switch, the lamp get filtered out and the subflow filters true / true & false / false on the outputs. Generally you need the middle…