Jim,
Let me start by thanking you for your scripts they are extremely useful and powerful.
I am just digging in to understanding how they work and it there is something I am not understanding. When you are calculating the amount of time since motion was detected it appears you are actually looking at the last action from the detector (time), which in most cases will be the "OFF" signal. Depending on the delay for a given sensor the time since motion was detected is off by at least a minute. Am I right about this?
I know this seems a picky point, but I am trying to automate the bathroom lights and rather than using the off signal I was using your scripts to dim then turn off light and every time I ran it it seemed to be delayed a minute longer than I set it for.
What are your thoughts?
ChimpWare
"Software so easy to use a monkey could do it..."
Let me start by thanking you for your scripts they are extremely useful and powerful.
I am just digging in to understanding how they work and it there is something I am not understanding. When you are calculating the amount of time since motion was detected it appears you are actually looking at the last action from the detector (time), which in most cases will be the "OFF" signal. Depending on the delay for a given sensor the time since motion was detected is off by at least a minute. Am I right about this?
I know this seems a picky point, but I am trying to automate the bathroom lights and rather than using the off signal I was using your scripts to dim then turn off light and every time I ran it it seemed to be delayed a minute longer than I set it for.
What are your thoughts?
ChimpWare
"Software so easy to use a monkey could do it..."
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