With all the waitsfor sitcky, event, condition
Which should i use
Door closes
Wait till all motion sensors down stairs are inactive for 5min
Then go into night mode
Edge case all sensors may be all ready inactive
You could do:
Door closed and No motion for 5 minutes as the trigger
Go to night mode as the action
Ill have to give it a go, in old RM there was a wait for condition i think and that seemed to work but since moving it over i tried wait for expression but noticed it was failing if downstairs was inactive already when the door closed
I think that it would have failed due to the lack of an event to trigger the wait. I could be mistaken, but as far as I know, the wait doesnāt check if the motion was already stopped for the requested amount of time. I guess it could check the events for the device to see if it was inactive for the duration, but not aware that it doesā¦
I cant seem to to a AND on trigger on an OR
Thatās rightā¦ Only or for trigger. That could complicate thingsā¦
You will probably need to remove the wait in the trigger and go back to do a wait in the conditionā¦ I feel like Iām missing something thoughā¦
Ive got it to wait for event and stays instead of wait for expression.
See how it runs tonight
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Two choices:
Wait for Event All Inactive and stays that way for 5 minutes.
or
Wait for Condition All Inactive and duration of 5 minutes.
Both will do the same thing.
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Why doesn't this rule work?
Platform 2.3.1.130, C7, Chrome, Win10
In fact this stripped down rule won't work either.
They don't have triggers?
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The first āWait for ā¦ā on each rules can be removed, with the same expression / event added to the āSelect Trigger Eventsā area. Once they are moved over there, the related events will trigger the rule. The following events will then be able to run since the rule was triggered.
Alternatively, you could setup a specific time (or something else) for the rule to trigger and keep the rest in there as-is.
