issues with on-for-timer on dummy

[kroonen]

hi,

I'm trying to make my shutters work with an esp8266 and 2 relays

Everything works but not the timer, to set the shut it half size.

I tried on-for-timer and follow-on-for-timer but it doesn't shut the relay off

I have this in my config. Anybody idea what goes wrong?

define rolltest dummy
attr rolltest webCmd off:up:down
attr rolltest setList on off on-for-timer off-for-timer
attr rolltest eventMap /follow-on-for-timer 10:up/on-for-timer 10:down/off:closed
attr rolltest room Zolder

define rollswitchon notify rolltest:up { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=event,rol1');; }
attr rollswitchon room Zolder

define rollswitchon1 notify rolltest:down { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=event,rol2');; }
attr rollswitchon1 room Zolder

define rollswitchoff notify rolltest:off { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1');; }
attr rollswitchoff room Zolder

[justme1968]

dummys do not understand on-for-timer and related functions.

use a readingsProxy instead. or a dummy fs20 device.

[rudolfkoenig]

I just added the useSetExtensions attribute to the dummy module, it is available by update tomorow after 8:00

If set, and setList contains on and off, then the set extensions are supported.
     In this case no arbitrary set commands are accepted, only the setList and
     the set exensions commands.

Note: setExtensions automatically adds all the _missing_ commands, so you have to delete on-for-timer and off-for-timer from your setList.

[kroonen]

Hi

thesetextensions work but I still have  an issue, thatI want the right state value for my shutters

I only get off and open. So how can i Display the state, as the event map below, so on-for-timer 10. Now I get the on state and after 10 second the off state.With the fs20rsu I get this correct



define rolltest dummy
attr rolltest webCmd off:open:closed:vent
attr rolltest useSetExtensions
attr rolltest setList on off open closed
attr rolltest eventMap /on-for-timer 10:closed/on-for-timer 3:vent/off:stop
attr rolltest room Zolder

define rollswitchon notify rolltest:on { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=event,rol1');; }
attr rollswitchon room Zolder

define rollswitchon1 notify rolltest:open { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=event,rol2');; }
attr rollswitchon1 room Zolder

define rollswitchoff notify rolltest:off { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1');; }
attr rollswitchoff room Zolder

With an fs20rsu

define RolluikZolder FS20 cf4b 00
attr RolluikZolder IODev CUL
attr RolluikZolder devStateIcon open:fts_shutter_10 down:fts_shutter_100 closed-for-timer .*:fts_shutter_80
attr RolluikZolder eventMap /on:open/off:down/off-for-timer 10:vent/
attr RolluikZolder icon fts_shutter_automatic
attr RolluikZolder model fs20rsu
attr RolluikZolder room Zolder
attr RolluikZolder webCmd open:down:vent

[rudolfkoenig]

The FS20 has a built-in timer, this is why no off is displayed there. In fact, a lot of user wish to see the off state for FS20 devices instead on-for-timer, they have to set the follow-on-for-timer attribute.

The dummy has no "built-in" on-for-timer, SetExtensions generates on, and after a while off, this is what you see in the dummy state. But I see your problem: you'd like to differentiate between closed and vent. I suggest to forget useSetExtensions / on-for-timer, and use sleep in the notify instead:

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define rollswitchclosed notify rolltest:closed { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=event,rol1') };; sleep 10;; { GetHttpFile('192.168.180.47:80', '/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1') }

Take care to use the FHEM-sleep, as the perl sleep blocks FHEM.
The FHEM sleep creates an InternalTimer with the rest of the commandline.