Oops, apologies. I was on the phone while getting the logs this AM (contractors, endlessly) so I must have just kept scrolling and copy/pasting! Sorry I uploaded a confusing mess. [eek!]
be sure light is in the correct starting value (most likely off)
Yup - very obvious - the light (it's an LED strip) is just a few feet away, easy to confirm.
trigger the cog (turning the burner on, opens contact, cog fires and turns on light)
Turned burner on
trigger the reverse (turning the burner off, contact closes, cog should turn the light off, but doesn't)
Turned burner off
Bryan, Thinking of moving a few RM's to EE. Want to make sure I'm doing it correctly.
Looking at my front 3 lights schedule I would like to set my Philips Hue Color to:
Jan 1st-Nov 19 = Normal lighting
Nov 20-Dec 31 = Christmas lighting
I'm guessing this will be a two event setup?
Here is my Normal lighting (Want to make sure I'm on the right track):
According to the log, the switch condition is failing (it's on and your trigger is for when it is off) - so the cog is trying to go into reverse. For some reason it's not seeing the previous status, so it's crapping out when it should be turning it off.
I have a "Switches per mod" cog, and while it seems to work, recently I am seeing an error message in the logs. Not sure when it started, but as suggested, I removed my modes from the Cog and rebuilt them, but that did not solve it.
app:21502021-09-05 13:08:56.288 warnIn switchesPerModeActionHandler - Oops 1 - 0: Day - 1: Bathroom Ceiling - 2: 99 - 3: NA - 4: NA - 5: NA - 6: false] - 7: null
app:21502021-09-05 13:08:56.285 warnLights - Bathroom (Different pr. Mode) - Something went wrong, please rebuild your Switches Per Mode table
app:21502021-09-05 13:08:56.282 errorjava.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 7 on line 4307
Using the BI Control / Camera_Trigger for an action, I noticed there is no place to identify the camera name like there is when you select Camera_Enable.
I took a quick look at the code (v3.2.9) and the debug log and noticed the command is generated using biCamera variable (camera name). It looks like the input statement for it is missing around line 1959.