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IO Linc Momentary A respond to Off commands?


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Posted

I can't get my IO line to respond to off commands, only to on commands...  I've changed it to latching, removed from scene, turned off, set to momentary a, then added to scene...  still responds only to on...  can someone help me figure this out?  I need it to ONLY respond to off commands.

Posted (edited)

Click on the Scene Controller being used.  Set the Relay Responder state to Off.  I'll test this to be sure memory is correct.  In Momentary A I think the Relay Responder On Level determines whether IOLinc Relay responds to On or Off Scene command.

 

EDIT: test confirms Relay Responder On Level determines whether Momentary A responds to Scene On or Scene Off command.  The IOLinc Relay turns On when Controller sends Scene Off when Responder On Level set to 0 and Momentary A used. 

Edited by LeeG
Posted

Hope that's not the case.. This is what I have.. A scene with 2 io lincs. A scene on should trigger the first io linc for 8 seconds, a scene off should trigger the second io linc for 8 seconds..

 

It's a somfy drape controller, and using a single io linc for open/close would leave the somfy units in a wake state running down the batteries.. So now one io Linc is connected to open, the other to close

Posted

Test here confirms Relay Responder On Level controls Momentary A.

 

Did you click on the Controller being used?   Clicking on the Scene name would not affect what a KPL button does for example. 

Posted

I clicked on the scene in isy. Sending the scene an on triggers both io linc, sending scene off does nothing. Kpl is set for toggle, but haven't tested the button yet (solely testing via isy).

 

My understanding is sending io linc direct on off will always trigger said command ignoring momentary setting.

Posted (edited)

Has to be a Scene command, not a Direct command, for Momentary A to follow Options and Scene On Level setting.

Edited by LeeG
Posted (edited)

Here are examples of Options and Scene Relay Responder On Level set to 0%. 

 

I'm assume the Options, Scene definition, or Set Scene 'xxxxx' Off have an issue.   If all correct then IOLinc is defective (which I do not believe).

 

Event Trace of Scene Off

 

Mon 05/23/2016 12:22:09 PM : [iNST-TX-I1  ] 02 62 00 00 9C CF 13 00
Mon 05/23/2016 12:22:09 PM : [iNST-ACK    ] 02 62 00.00.9C CF 13 00 06          LTOFFRR(00)
 

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Edited by LeeG
Posted

Leeg that's my understanding too and what I've been testing with.

 

If I set scene level on to 0% though, then wouldn't both io linc trigger with a scene on command, one for the 100% (responding to on) and the other for the 0% (responding to off)? I want the second io linc to trigger the relay when the scene is switched off.. I assume this is possible?

 

It just seems to be the io linc is still responding to on command instead of off when on momentary A.. Not sure how to change this to respond to off..

Posted

Perhaps I have not followed devices correctly.

 

IOLinc1 has Relay Responder On Level set to 100% so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx1' On

 

IOLinc2 has Relay Responder On Level set to 0% so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx2 Off

 

Program issues Set Scene 'xxxx1' On to activate IOLinc1 Relay

 

Program issues Set Scene 'xxxx2' Off to activate IOLinc2 Relay

Posted

I have them both in the same scene, if they're in different scenes makes it messy for viewing with mobilinc... 

 

I'm confused how by having a scene level of 0% makes it respond to a scene off.. wouldn't this just send an off command to the io linc for a scene on command?  

 

plus, I still don't think its responding to off for momentary a..  if it was, wouldn't it respond to a scene off command?

 

What I need to happen:

IOLinc1 has Relay Responder On Level set to 100% so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx1' On

IOLinc2 has Relay Responder On Level set to (100%\0%)? so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx1' Off

 

Program issues Set Scene 'xxxx1' On to activate IOLinc1 Relay

Program issues Set Scene 'xxxx1' Off to activate IOLinc2 Relay

Posted

Hope that's not the case.. This is what I have.. A scene with 2 io lincs. A scene on should trigger the first io linc for 8 seconds, a scene off should trigger the second io linc for 8 seconds..

 

It's a somfy drape controller, and using a single io linc for open/close would leave the somfy units in a wake state running down the batteries.. So now one io Linc is connected to open, the other to close

 

Which specific Somfy controller?

Posted

The dry contact relay, it's basically the innards of a remote stuffed in an oversized plastic box with wires soldered to the buttons to attach to the relay

Posted (edited)

"I'm confused how by having a scene level of 0% makes it respond to a scene off.."

 

That is how SmartLabs designed the IOLinc.

 

 

"IOLinc1 has Relay Responder On Level set to 100% so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx1' On

 IOLinc2 has Relay Responder On Level set to (100%\0%)? so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx1' Off

 

Program issues Set Scene 'xxxx1' On to activate IOLinc1 Relay

Program issues Set Scene 'xxxx1' Off to activate IOLinc2 Relay"

 

 IOLinc2 has Relay Responder On Level set to 0% so Momentary A responds to Set Scene 'xxxx1' Off

 

Program1

 

Then

  Set Scene 'xxxx1' On

Else

 

 

Suggest posting the Program(s).

 

I don't think a single Program would issue both commands in same clause as both IOLinc1 Relay and IOLinc2 Relay would be active at the same time.

 

Then

    Set Scene 'xxxx1' On  (This would activate IOLinc1 Relay)

    Set Scene 'xxxx1' Off  (This would activate IOLinc2 Relay)

Else

 

 

 

Edited by LeeG
Posted

well, it's momentary so activation would only cause an io linc to be active for 8 seconds..  basically I want turning the scene on to active iolinc1 which it does, and off to activate iolinc2, which it does not..  like I say, I'm not sure iolinc 2 is configured correctly to active on an off command for momentary a...  how can I double check, confirm this?

 

Should I set the on level for iolinc2 to 0%?  this seems however like it'd activate it (if was set to respond to an off command), or does this then send a 100% command on scene off (don't think this is how it works)...

 

I'm I not being clear enough?  See pictures for how scene and devices currently setup

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Posted

I added IOLinc1 with Responder On Level set to 100%

 

Set Scene 'SceneXXXX' On    turns On IOLinc1 Relay

 

Set Scene 'SceneXXXX' Off    turns On IOLinc3 Relay

 

 

Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:41 PM : [iNST-TX-I1  ] 02 62 00 00 9C CF 11 00 - Scene On
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:41 PM : [iNST-ACK    ] 02 62 00.00.9C CF 11 00 06          LTONRR (00)
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:41 PM : [D2D EVENT   ] Event [15 BB 5A 2] [sT] [0] uom=0 prec=-1
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:41 PM : [  15 BB 5A 2]       ST   0
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:41 PM : [D2D EVENT   ] Event [1C FD D5 2] [sT] [255] uom=0 prec=-1
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:41 PM : [  1C FD D5 2]       ST 255 - IOLinc1 Relay turns On
 
 
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:53 PM : [iNST-TX-I1  ] 02 62 00 00 9C CF 13 00 - Scene Off
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:53 PM : [iNST-ACK    ] 02 62 00.00.9C CF 13 00 06          LTOFFRR(00)
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:53 PM : [D2D EVENT   ] Event [15 BB 5A 2] [sT] [255] uom=0 prec=-1
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:53 PM : [  15 BB 5A 2]       ST 255 - IOLinc3 Relay turns On
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:53 PM : [D2D EVENT   ] Event [1C FD D5 2] [sT] [0] uom=0 prec=-1
Mon 05/23/2016 03:50:53 PM : [  1C FD D5 2]       ST   0
Posted

In your post 14 what is IOLinc2?    All devices have On Level at 100%.  IOLinc2 Relay must be set to 0% for Momentary A to react to Scene Off command   

Posted
1947F2 7 and 1947F2 8 are my kpl buttons (one big button)

 

316fbb is the iolinc that should engage\relay on an off, but looks like it's going on on.  3b97b7 is the

io linc that should hit on an on command (and is).  I want 316fbb to engage it's relay on an off command..

but it's only engaging (I can hear it) on an on command (via the scene or manually).

 

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:01 PM : [iNST-TX-I1  ] 02 62 00 00 17 CF 11 00

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:01 PM : [iNST-ACK    ] 02 62 00.00.17 CF 11 00 06          LTONRR (00)

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:01 PM : [  19 47 F2 7]       ST 255

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:01 PM : [  19 47 F2 8]       ST 255

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:01 PM : [  31 6F BB 2]       ST 255

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:01 PM : [  3B 97 B7 2]       ST 255

 

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:04 PM : [iNST-TX-I1  ] 02 62 00 00 17 CF 13 00

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:04 PM : [iNST-ACK    ] 02 62 00.00.17 CF 13 00 06          LTOFFRR(00)

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:04 PM : [  19 47 F2 7]       ST   0

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:04 PM : [  19 47 F2 8]       ST   0

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:04 PM : [  31 6F BB 2]       ST   0

Mon 05/23/2016 04:10:05 PM : [  3B 97 B7 2]       ST   0

Posted (edited)

Thanks LeeG.  Very counter intuitive, but changing on level to 0% did indeed fix the issue.  So if I ever set a device to 0% for on level, will it always be 100% (opposite) at off level, or is it only due to being an iolinc and the way I added it to the scene?

 

And while this does provide the desired effect now, it messes with my mobilinc because iolinc2 shows as on when the scene is off, so mobilinc lists my blinds as 50% open :-P  No other way to do this where the iolinc shows as off but was actually triggered?

Edited by binaryman
Posted

" or is it only due to being an iolinc and the way I added it to the scene?:"

 

Only an IOLinc in Momentary A mode that causes Relay to turn On in reaction to Scene Off .

 

Most devices have some positive On Level value and turn Off with a Scene Off.  IOLinc in Momentary A mode is an exception.

Posted

Sorry,  do not us Mobilinc.

 

Something like this may work

 

Set Scene 'xxxx' Off

Wait ? seconds

Set 'IOLinc2-Relay' Off

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