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So it does not matter if the timer is running or not. When the switch is turned on, Homey does not see that the Hue lamp is turned on Because its is on already ( In homey's mind).
So it works only if some flow Turns ofF the Hue lamps.
That the Hue lamps stay ON when power is killed could be a BUG.
I guess the problem is indeed that Homey doesn't recognize that the light has been manually switched off, without power.
May I ask you for some help again? I have set up those flows to turn on/off the lights. It goes like that :
1. If motion is detected, turn on light and Stop the timer.
But I would like to add Homey voice. When someone goes into the room I would like Homey to say "Welcome" but I wonder if I add a voice in those flows, would Homey say "Welcome" each time the motion sensor is triggered ? How could I set things up? Is it possible to do it ? It would be inconvenient to hear Homey says "Welcome" every 5 minutes
Thank you very much
See you soon
Make a boolean variable with the Better logic app.
Ur first flow will then look something like:
1. IF motion is detected AND boolean is true THEN turn on the light
Stop timer
Set boolean to false
At some time of the day (pick a time which suits u best) make sure the boolean is set to true again:
IF time is 23.59 THEN set boolean to true.
This way u get only 1 message a day.
U can also set the boolean to true several times a day for more 'welcome' messages.
When power is killed Homey does not see that the Hue lamps go to OFF.
This is because there is no “power” in the Hue Lamps to send a signal (Off) to Homey.
When using a Hue remote switch, it should work (because the “power” is still connected to the Hue lamp and it can send a signal to Homey. Do not know if a Hue remote switch and Homey can be connected to the Hue lamp at the same time.
I was asking myself though, with these timers do they run just once, so if the timer = zero turn off the light will be executed once, or does it keep sending the turn off command because the statement is true?
Just to be sure i put in a AND Timer reaches zero AND light is on THEN Turn off, but im not sure if this is needed?