Perfectly detailed explanation. So, I will remember to do screenshots for my convenience.
Thanks, Mariano!
Perfectly detailed explanation. So, I will remember to do screenshots for my convenience.
Thanks, Mariano!
You can also see the default values in the profile file on github.
I would a good idea to write the default value in the descriptive text of the preference, but for preferences whose type is enumeration, the descriptive text is not shown.
It is reported yo @nayelyz, but I donβt know if and when they will fix it
- name: "onTransTime"
title: "Turn ON and OFF Transition Time(sec)"
description: "Select Transition Time to Turn ON to last Level or OFF (0 to 10 sec)"
required: false
preferenceType: number
definition:
minimum: 0
maximum: 10
default: 0
Preference Type number:
Preference Type enumeraciΓ³n:
- name: "restoreState"
title: "ATTEMPT Restore State if Power Lost"
description: "WARNNING: COULD NOT WORK\n After the power supply is back on, the State can be restored to previous state or remain switched off (Default: device restores previous state)"
required: false
preferenceType: enumeration
definition:
options:
"0": "device remains switched Off"
"1": "device remains switched On"
"255": "device restores previous state"
default: "255"
Whatβs the best way to use Progressive On as a gentle wake up effect?
Iβm trying to schedule a gentle wake up either via SharpTools or as a routine directly in SmartThings. But if the level is at 100% when the light was switched off it blinks to 100% before starting from 0%. For it to start at 0%, does it need to be turned down to 0 when itβs switched off the night before?
Hi @westis
Do not put start at 0% because when you send the command device:send(zcl_clusters.Level.commands.MoveToLevelWithOnOff(device, math.floor(on_Level/100.0 * 254), 0xFFFF)
)
and on level is 0% this corresponds to off state , then the driver would search for the last known level.
In fact I am seeing that the preference allow a minimum value of 1%.
You have to start at >=1%
The time to reach the maximum level in 40 or 45 minutes, according to what I remember years ago when Philips made their artificial sunrise lamps.
I would also use to increase the color temperature
Try those values and you should wake up before reaching 100%.
Just in case, put the mobile alarm or a notification with an automation
If bulb do not has progressive On activated because you use that light normally during the rest of the day, then you have to do 2 automations
Activate progressive On, without select Activate light:
Second, 1 minute after to activate light:
This explanation helps me to also understand how to use this, as I was having similar behavior as Daniel.
Sometime could you give an explanation/example of how if Switch Pushed when Running GoTo works? Iβve experimented, but not had success with that. and am not sure if I donβt understand it, or if my bulb (Ecosmart CCT) doesnβt support it, or what.
Please, if you find the time, or if anyone in the community, using this, has an example, I would be grateful.
They are similar to what the gentle wakeup app did.
Example:
For prigressive-Off it is similar.
Thank you, so much!
I will try this, as I understand it better now.
I think I will change the texts in preferences for a better understanding. Now I know how to do it, at first I didnβt know that this could be done:
Thanks a lot. Then I have a follow-up question:
If I set up a routine in SmartThings I have to first select βSwitch onβ or βSwitch offβ. I canβt just set Progressive On: Active. How did you achieve that without also switching the light on?
In SharpTools it works perfectly though. I first execute command setProgOn with argument Active, then delay 60 seconds and then On. Works a treat and great now as schools soon begin after summer holidays.
Oh and whatβs the command for setting progressive level-color, if I use SharpTools? I couldnβt find any command that looks like that. Unless Iβve already set it to active for the device in SmartThings.
If you mean to perform progressive On or Off with progressive level and color temperature , it is in preferences and is only accessible in the app
Oh, I hadnβt even realized I can uncheck that boxβ¦ Thanks.
If I might be so boldβ¦
I have the Gledopto 5in1 dimmer (GL-C-002), is this device going to be in this Edge driver maybe?
Appologies, you are right it is the Gledopto GL-C-002P
Added to this driver version
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β Name β Zigbee Light Multifunction Mc β
β Version β 2022-08-14T18:51:48.725499153 β
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- id: "GL-C-002P/Gledopto"
deviceLabel: Light Gledopto
manufacturer: GLEDOPTO
model: GL-C-002P
deviceProfileName: rgbw-level-colortemp-2700-6500
Great! The last of my smarthome that I had to switch to Edge!
I canβt add the controller yet with Edge, but will look into it later.
I do have the update on my hub but if I delete the controller and connect it again it doesnβt use the Edge driver (yet).
Euhm well
manufacturer: GLEDOPTO
model: GL-C-006P
I checked the manual and apparently Gledopto uses the same manual⦠Very sorry
When you can⦠pretty please
@Roy_R and @Mariano_Colmenarejo i think that 5in1 model changes model number with each device mode change. You might need different profiles for each mode