Sorry Roy but I think I don’t understand
You changed my flow with red text:
In first line there must be Motion On
In secon line there must by Motion Off
On third line Timer should reach zero (be empty) or You have something else on Your mind?
I thing we are near to end of this problem…please be patient and help me with this
I am learning
I helped a lot of people with Domoticz on many forums. I try to understand how flows are working.
I really can’t understand what is wrond with this flow. Mayby You could share Yours (similiar one)?
My script is identical (logic not all switches) but on my countdown starts 60s and when I move to turn motion on it doesn’t reset. It counts from 60 to 0 and turn off the light.
My normal flows are turn off.
Thanks for Your help. I need to test it and understand what am I doing wrong. At this time I really don’t know. My script is identical.
I am using this sensor for 2 days.
Normally I am using Fibaro motion sensor.
I am not expert at all but I know Domoticz better
I really start to love Homey as a platform (almost everything works without any effort).
Domoticz was different but it was more open to community. It was very quick and with some help from community You could do almost everything like in HA.
Once again thank You for help. I will need it for couple of week. I am moving to new house and I need to make whole automation from scratch.
Hi Roy as I do not know Polish, I was trapped, too. There is one small ‘y’ between the first and the second line. czujnik ruchu wlaczony means motions sensor on, and czujnik ruchu wylaczony means motion sensor off
Hi Lukasz,
I guess, you miss the connection between Timer reaches zero(0) Lustro and Output is turned on in the third line.
The way you wrote it ALL will never be hit
@Lukasz_Kostek
In the past there was a problem with times on two different days, the alternative was,
use inverse: Time is Not between 5:00 and 21:00
Don’t know if this problem was solved but you can try.
When making the first steps with Homey advanced flows, best is to keep it simple.
I advocate built-in timers and zones. This helps you avoid making mistakes and they are more efficient. You can always make it more sophisticated later.
The below example flow does not use any specific device. It assumes the motion sensor and the light are in the room (zone) you created.
So you can always drag more lights or motion sensors to the zone or change devices without having to adjust the flow. Less maintenance.
