#SMART TIMER OPENHAB HOW TO#

#SMART TIMER OPENHAB HOW TO#

This page describes how to use the openHAB Alexa Smart Home Skill. Lights, locks, thermostats, AV devices, sensors and many other device types can be controlled through a user's Alexa powered device like the Echo or Dot. 20:57:17.132 - rule triggered 20:57:17.142 - ON 20:57:17.162 - end of Else 20:57:17.166 - dimmer 10 20:57:17.169 - end of ruleīut replacing timer_Lumiere_Salon.reschedule(1000) with timer_Lumiere_Salon.reschedule(now.plusSeconds(1)) gave the following log output This certified Amazon Smart Home Skill allows users to control their openHAB powered smart home with natural voice commands. Which gave the following log output when I fired the rule (Item Dummy switched to ON) LogInfo('test', 'timer_Lumiere_Salon != null') Below is the rule: var Timer timer_Lumiere_Salon = null If I may add some comments, while following your example, my rule always fired only once. Many thanks for all the design patterns you provide.

Log.debug('JSR223: Ceiling Fan Control: ending rule')ĪutomationManager.addRule(CeilingFanControl()) To implement this while loop: while(condition)'.format(e)) It is an old door with a motor, so no smart functions or confirmation. Clock, clockApp, Clock that dispays time and date. Openhab 3.1 Raspberry 4B 4GB Hi, I need some help with a rule for my garagedoor. Use a Timer that reschedules itself instead of a while loop. All apps are implemented as separate things under the bridge. However, long running Rules are a bad idea (see Why have my Rules stopped running? Why Thread::sleep is a bad idea). Often one may require a loop in a Rule, often with a Thread::sleep to wait for some event to occur or some state to change before continuing the rest of the Rule.

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