Rule question

[Larry Buchanan]

With the stock tasmota version (not compiled with the if then options added) are examples available of how I might make a rule that a switch only works between sunset and sunrise.   I would use setOption114 to detach switches from power and hoped I could have a rule so the switch only turns power on/off between sunset & sunrise.   

[Philip Knowles]

Start on the Rules page. This rule will give you a good start

Rules - Tasmota

 

Regards

 

Phil K

 

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[buchanan.larry]

I easily understand how to make a rule that a single condition,  (switch turned on, or sunset) triggers different actions.  But I dont understand how to structure a rule that it must meet two conditions to trigger one action. 

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[ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΚΑΛΤΣΟΣ]

Hi,

You can just start a new line with the 2nd condition  and trigger the same action. Here is an example 

Rule1
  on tele-DS18B20#temperature<37 do Backlog power2 1; power3 3 endon
  on tele-DS18B20#temperature>50 do Backlog power2 1; power3 3 endon
  on button1#state=2 do Backlog power2 2; power3 3 endon
 
As you can see each line is a separate condition. In addition if  you need more than one reaction you have to use "backlog" (see the example) and use semicolon as command delimiter.

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Chris

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[buchanan.larry]

I guess my description not clear enough: I want both conditions to be satisfied at the same time before before the action is done. The switch is detached from the relay with setoption114. So I want a rule that the switch controls an action between sunset and sunrise and the switch not cause the action  from sunrise to sunset. 

[ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΚΑΛΤΣΟΣ]

Ok do a rule1 in  order to control a switch
and do another rule2 that enables rule1 in a specified time slot

for example 

Rule1

  on button1#state=2 do Backlog power2 2; power3 3 endon

Rule2
  on Time#Minute=35 do Backlog power2 0; power3 3;rule1 0 endon--->disable rule1 at 00:35am
  on Time#Minute=420 do rule1 1 endon----->enable rule1 at 07:00 am

time#minute is calculated in minutes after midnight

I hope this helps

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Electronic Engineer (B.Sc.)

MSc in Ubiquitous Computing

Internet of Things ( IoT ) Specialist

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[Philip Knowles]

If you actually look at the link I pointed you to

Enable a PIR Switch only at night

SwitchMode1 14

PulseTime 60

Rule1

  ON Switch1#state=1 DO Backlog event checksunrise=%time%; event checksunset=%time% ENDON

  ON event#checksunrise<%sunrise% DO Power1 1 ENDON

  ON event#checksunset>%sunset% DO Power1 1 ENDON

 

It does EXACTLY what you want the only bit you don’t need is pulsetime 60

 

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