Vera’s association property is very usuful. Is there any way to use that association for doing opposite behavior. For example, is it possible associate a motion sensor for turn off the light instead of turn on the light ?
If you mean when a motion sensor triggers it switches off a light? If so, yes, not a problem.
Create a scene with the armed sensor triggering as the triger. Then on the lamp device, click the OFF instead of the ON button. Or in the advanced tab set the status to 0 (off)
[quote=“BOFH, post:2, topic:186772”]If you mean when a motion sensor triggers it switches off a light? If so, yes, not a problem.
Create a scene with the armed sensor triggering as the triger. Then on the lamp device, click the OFF instead of the ON button. Or in the advanced tab set the status to 0 (off)[/quote]
I mean association not create a scene doing all.
[quote=“asuz, post:3, topic:186772”][quote=“BOFH, post:2, topic:186772”]If you mean when a motion sensor triggers it switches off a light? If so, yes, not a problem.
Create a scene with the armed sensor triggering as the triger. Then on the lamp device, click the OFF instead of the ON button. Or in the advanced tab set the status to 0 (off)[/quote]
I mean association not create a scene doing all.[/quote]
The device needs to support associations and the right assocations you need. Altho you can use vera to program associations vera has nothing to do with it. Associations are use to for scene controllers and light switches.
[quote=“asuz, post:1, topic:186772”]Vera’s association property is very usuful. Is there any way to use that association for doing opposite behavior. For example, is it possible associate a motion sensor for turn off the light instead of turn on the light ?[/quote]It depends on the device. For instance, the Everspring SP103 motion sensor uses configuration parameter 1 to set the desired action (On, Off, Dim level) sent to associated devices. However, the Vision PIR(Schalge RS200HC) is not configurable and can only send a switch On command when tripped and Off when untripped.
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