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Has on board inputs which make it usable with the switches that I already have (Niko)
The first input also controls the attached load, even when there might me a problem with the Zigbee network.
I am trying to implement a function in which the second input (bistable) allows to select between a "low" and a "high" brightness setting.
When I program the first input to be the ON/OFF, and the second to switch between Low/High, I get the following phenomenon:
When the first selector is on Off, and I actuate input 2 (low or high), the light switches On.
Essentially, changing the brightness to something other than 0, also changes the state to ON.
Is there a way to control this behaviour? Basically, I want the state, selected by input 1, to not be affected when setting the brightness.
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Good afternoon,
I am running quite a few different Zigbee dimmers on a Rpi4. I make links and send commands from NodeRED.
The first one for me is crucial, because it
I am trying to implement a function in which the second input (bistable) allows to select between a "low" and a "high" brightness setting.
When I program the first input to be the ON/OFF, and the second to switch between Low/High, I get the following phenomenon:
When the first selector is on Off, and I actuate input 2 (low or high), the light switches On.
Essentially, changing the brightness to something other than 0, also changes the state to ON.
Is there a way to control this behaviour? Basically, I want the state, selected by input 1, to not be affected when setting the brightness.
Any pointers? :)
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