SimonK

I would like to know if there's a way to pre-enter holidays and/or special events for future years and then reference those dates in a schedule—similar to calling a variable. The goal is to trigger a schedule based on those predefined dates, rather than manually listing all the dates directly in the schedule.

I have a 4 port relay that I can send simple http commands from web based program like Chrome or Edge for example: This will turn on relay: http://192.168.1.2/state.xml?relay1=1 This will turn off relay: http://192.168.1.2/state.xml?relay1=1 How can I program a schedule to use these commends so I can turn on or off relay?

The exact time or program doesn't matter... All I was trying to say that it doesn't trigger when it is set to trigger, if its set to sunset +30 it doesn't trigger that time, and if its set to Sunset -20 it doesn't trigger at 20 minutes before sunset... After opening a ticket and being over an hour with tech support they noticed there is a bug that sunset will not trigger that same day that the program is being set, and it display a little off, once its triggered (the next day) it will correct itself and will continue to work as expected.

When I set the program it is prior to sunset, so I expect it should run TODAY at sunset or TODAY at -xx:xx Suset, not the next day sunset

See my post below Thanks for your help

- See program below, set for everyday at sunset - See screenshot displaying sunset, but next scheduled run is not the same at sunset - See screenshot of my set location <?xml version="1.0" ?><triggers><d2d><trigger><id>2</id><name>Sunset Copy</name><parent>1</parent><if><or /><schedule><from><sunset>0</sunset></from><for><minutes>5</minutes></for></schedule></if><then><cmd id="DON" node="12578"></cmd><cmd id="DON" node="70 F1 4 1"></cmd></then><else><cmd id="DOF" node="12578"></cmd><cmd id="DOF" node="70 F1 4 1"></cmd></else><comment></comment></trigger></d2d></triggers>

Hi I have the exact same issue. My time zone is set to NY, the sunset is displayed top of screen correctly, but the actual program doesn't run and in the summary it's states next scheduled run for some other time than sunset.. What do you solved your problem?

I created a ticket, so far they also can't think off why the next scheduled run is different form the actual sunset even when I set to run at sunset (without off set). I see there is another post with the same issue but that one looks like was solved... I willntry to ask there. Thank for trying to help

I'm looking into adding to my system a SONOFF 4CH Pro R3 Wi-Fi Smart Switch that works with Alexa, do I need any other device to integrate this or can the Eisy connect and communicate directly thru local wifi network

Thanks for your help I noticed the sunset doesn't work a tall, don't know why, even without the offset (+/-)... I have set something as you suggested, but nothing happened.

Thanks... I guess FOR is so I can have it on for x amount.... and it will trigger the else after that amount (or "TO" in your example)?

How do I write: IF sunset TO??? to

I tried setting to turn on devices 4:30 before sunset (- 4:30) but it doesn't do it. Also I set to turn on/off lights 30 min after sunset (0:30 +), sunset is 6:52pm but in the status it states next run time is 7:20 pm which I think it should be 7:22.