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[HC2] Lua scene – examples

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Do you want to create scenes in Lua but you don’t know how? In this article you can find some examples that you can use.

Looking for something else? Need help? Check FIBARO Forum for more!

Remember to change deviceID in the code!

Turn off the heating when the window is opened

This scene will switch off the thermostat when the window is opened.

--[[
%% properties
%% events
%% globals
--]]

local myVariable
myVariable = fibaro:getValue(55, 'value') --55 - deviceID of the Door/Window Sensor 2
if (myVariable == '1') then
  fibaro:call (97, 'turnOff') --97 - deviceID of The Heat Controller
end

--[[

%% properties

%% events

%% globals

--]]

local myVariable

myVariable = fibaro:getValue(55, 'value') --55 - deviceID of the Door/Window Sensor 2

if (myVariable == '1') then

fibaro:call (97, 'turnOff') --97 - deviceID of The Heat Controller

end

Change the device state to the opposite when the motion sensor is breached

This scene will turn on or turn off the device whenever Motion Sensor will be breached.

--[[
%% properties
90 value
%% events
%% globals
--]]

local myVariable1
local myVariable2

myVariable1 = fibaro:getValue(90, 'value') -- 90 - deviceID of the Motion Sensor
fibaro:debug('value = ' .. myVariable1)
myVariable2 = fibaro:getValue(27, 'value') -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug
fibaro:debug('value = ' .. myVariable2)

if (myVariable1 == '1') then

  if (myVariable2 == '0') then
    fibaro:call(27, 'turnOn')
  else
    fibaro:call(27, 'turnOff')
  end

end

--[[

%% properties

90 value

%% events

%% globals

--]]

local myVariable1

local myVariable2

myVariable1 = fibaro:getValue(90, 'value') -- 90 - deviceID of the Motion Sensor

fibaro:debug('value = ' .. myVariable1)

myVariable2 = fibaro:getValue(27, 'value') -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug

fibaro:debug('value = ' .. myVariable2)

if (myVariable1 == '1') then

if (myVariable2 == '0') then

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOn')

else

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOff')

end

Turning the device on and off after 5 seconds

This scene will turn on the device for the specified period of time. In these case 5 seconds (5000). The time 5000 is expressed in mili-seconds. 1s = 1000ms.

--[[
%% properties
%% events
%% globals
--]]
local myVariable

fibaro:debug('I will turn on the device with deviceID=27') -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug
fibaro:call(27, 'turnOn')
myVariable = fibaro:getValue(27, 'value')
fibaro:debug('Value of my variable = ' .. myVariable)

fibaro:debug('Now I will turn off the device')
fibaro:debug('Now I will wait for a 5 seconds')
fibaro:sleep(5000)
fibaro:call(27, 'turnOff')
myVariable = fibaro:getValue(27, 'value')
fibaro:debug('Now value of my variable = ' .. myVariable)

--[[

%% properties

%% events

%% globals

--]]

local myVariable

fibaro:debug('I will turn on the device with deviceID=27') -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOn')

myVariable = fibaro:getValue(27, 'value')

fibaro:debug('Value of my variable = ' .. myVariable)

fibaro:debug('Now I will turn off the device')

fibaro:debug('Now I will wait for a 5 seconds')

fibaro:sleep(5000)

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOff')

myVariable = fibaro:getValue(27, 'value')

fibaro:debug('Now value of my variable = ' .. myVariable)

Turn on the Wall Plug when The Button pressed twice

This scene will turn on the device when The Button will be pressed two times.

--[[
%% properties
%% events
122 CentralSceneEvent 1 Pressed2 -- 122 - deviceID of The Button
%% globals
--]]

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOn') -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug

--[[

%% properties

%% events

122 CentralSceneEvent 1 Pressed2 -- 122 - deviceID of The Button

%% globals

--]]

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOn') -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug

Turn off the Wall Plug when The Button pressed 4 times

This scene will turn off the device when The Button will be pressed 4 times.

--[[
%% properties
%% events -- 122 - deviceID of The Button
122 CentralSceneEvent 1 Pressed4
%% globals
--]]

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOff') -- 27 - deviceId of the Wall Plug

--[[

%% properties

%% events -- 122 - deviceID of The Button

122 CentralSceneEvent 1 Pressed4

%% globals

--]]

fibaro:call(27, 'turnOff') -- 27 - deviceId of the Wall Plug

Turn off the Wall Plug when you are leaving the point and it is a storm outside

This scene will turn off the device when you won’t be home and it will be a storm outside.

--[[
%% properties
2 Location -- 2 - Admin account
%% weather
WeatherCondition
%% events
%% globals
--]]

local startSource = fibaro:getSourceTrigger();
if (
( (fibaro:calculateDistance(fibaro:getValue(2, "Location"), "52.463755179509526;16.905060528498552") > 30 and fibaro:calculateDistance(fibaro:getValue(2, "PreviousLocation"), "52.463755179509526;16.905060528498552") <= 30) and api.get('/weather')['WeatherCondition'] == "storm" )
or
startSource["type"] == "other"
)
then
  fibaro:call(27, "turnOff"); -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug
end

--[[

%% properties

2 Location -- 2 - Admin account

%% weather

WeatherCondition

%% events

%% globals

--]]

local startSource = fibaro:getSourceTrigger();

if (

( (fibaro:calculateDistance(fibaro:getValue(2, "Location"), "52.463755179509526;16.905060528498552") > 30 and fibaro:calculateDistance(fibaro:getValue(2, "PreviousLocation"), "52.463755179509526;16.905060528498552") <= 30) and api.get('/weather')['WeatherCondition'] == "storm" )

startSource["type"] == "other"

)

then

fibaro:call(27, "turnOff"); -- 27 - deviceID of the Wall Plug

end

Set dimmer to a value:57

This scene will set the value of the Dimmer for 57.

--[[
%% properties
%% events
%% globals
--]]


fibaro:call(72, "setValue", "57") -- 72 - deviceId of the Dimmer

--[[

%% properties

%% events

%% globals

--]]

fibaro:call(72, "setValue", "57") -- 72 - deviceId of the Dimmer

Control the temperature with hysteresis

This scene will turn on/off the heater depending on the difference between measured temperature and setpoint (saved in the global variable) with 0.5 hysteresis.

--[[
%% properties
71 value
%% events
%% globals
targetTemp
--]]
-- ID of the Motion Sensor (temperature node)
local tempSensorID = 71
-- ID of Relay Switch
local heaterID = 62
fibaro:debug( fibaro:getValue(tempSensorID, "value") )
-- hysteresis margin in Celcius
local hysteresis = 0.5
-- if temperature is lower than target value by more than set margin
if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(tempSensorID, "value")) < (fibaro:getGlobalValue("targetTemp") - hysteresis) then
  	-- turn on the heating
	fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOn")
-- if temperature is higher than target value by more than set margin
elseif tonumber(fibaro:getValue(tempSensorID, "value")) > (fibaro:getGlobalValue("targetTemp") + hysteresis) then
  	-- turn off the heating
	fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOff")
end

--[[

%% properties

71 value

%% events

%% globals

targetTemp

--]]

-- ID of the Motion Sensor (temperature node)

local tempSensorID = 71

-- ID of Relay Switch

local heaterID = 62

fibaro:debug( fibaro:getValue(tempSensorID, "value") )

-- hysteresis margin in Celcius

local hysteresis = 0.5

-- if temperature is lower than target value by more than set margin

if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(tempSensorID, "value")) < (fibaro:getGlobalValue("targetTemp") - hysteresis) then

-- turn on the heating

fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOn")

-- if temperature is higher than target value by more than set margin

elseif tonumber(fibaro:getValue(tempSensorID, "value")) > (fibaro:getGlobalValue("targetTemp") + hysteresis) then

-- turn off the heating

fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOff")

end

Turning off the heater, when the window is opened

This scene will turn off/on the heater when the window is opened/closed.

--[[
%% properties
79 value
%% events
%% globals
--]]
-- ID of Door/Windor Sensor
local windowID = 79
-- ID of Relay Swich or Wall Plug
local heaterID = 134
-- check if window was opened
if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(windowID, "value")) > 0 
-- and heater/radiator is turned on  
and tonumber(fibaro:getValue(heaterID, "value")) > 0
then
  	-- turn off heating
	fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOff");
  	-- set flag to remember that function was activated
	fibaro:setGlobal("UsedAutoOff", "Yes");
-- check if window was closed  
elseif tonumber(fibaro:getValue(windowID, "value")) == 0
-- and auto off function was activeted  
and fibaro:getGlobalValue("UsedAutoOff") == "Yes" 
then
  	-- turn on heating
	fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOn");
  	-- reset flag
	fibaro:setGlobal("UsedAutoOff", "No");    
end

--[[

%% properties

79 value

%% events

%% globals

--]]

-- ID of Door/Windor Sensor

local windowID = 79

-- ID of Relay Swich or Wall Plug

local heaterID = 134

-- check if window was opened

if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(windowID, "value")) > 0

-- and heater/radiator is turned on

and tonumber(fibaro:getValue(heaterID, "value")) > 0

then

-- turn off heating

fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOff");

-- set flag to remember that function was activated

fibaro:setGlobal("UsedAutoOff", "Yes");

-- check if window was closed

elseif tonumber(fibaro:getValue(windowID, "value")) == 0

-- and auto off function was activeted

and fibaro:getGlobalValue("UsedAutoOff") == "Yes"

then

-- turn on heating

fibaro:call(heaterID, "turnOn");

-- reset flag

fibaro:setGlobal("UsedAutoOff", "No");

end

November 13, 2018 40177 Tutorials Scenes, Lua

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Description

Turn off the heating when the window is opened

Change the device state to the opposite when the motion sensor is breached

Turning the device on and off after 5 seconds

Turn on the Wall Plug when The Button pressed twice

Turn off the Wall Plug when The Button pressed 4 times

Turn off the Wall Plug when you are leaving the point and it is a storm outside

Set dimmer to a value:57

Control the temperature with hysteresis

Turning off the heater, when the window is opened

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