I am new to forum culture and technology, so please excuse my errors.
I am trying to set a Fibaro relay zwave device (called "Windows GrOffice Upper Open", RefID=231) to be turned on by an event. The Fibaro relay causes a motorized window to open, I think that is incidental.
For other reasons, I would like to do this with a script line. I can make it work perfectly with an event defined using a "Set Device" action (see A below).
However, when I try to do what seems like should be the same thing with a script phrase (see B below), it does not work, by which I mean it does not actuate the Fibaro relay. (231=RefId of the device and 255 is the "ON" value.)
I have set up the two cases to be manually triggered to eliminate some subtlety in the triggering and conditions.
In both cases the target device shows change of status and graphics. That seem identical, but the Fibaro relay is only closed with the former approach.
Does anyone have an idea why these two apparently equivalent approaches do not work the same?
Thanks in advance for any insight.
Log results of running A then B:
I am trying to set a Fibaro relay zwave device (called "Windows GrOffice Upper Open", RefID=231) to be turned on by an event. The Fibaro relay causes a motorized window to open, I think that is incidental.
For other reasons, I would like to do this with a script line. I can make it work perfectly with an event defined using a "Set Device" action (see A below).
However, when I try to do what seems like should be the same thing with a script phrase (see B below), it does not work, by which I mean it does not actuate the Fibaro relay. (231=RefId of the device and 255 is the "ON" value.)
I have set up the two cases to be manually triggered to eliminate some subtlety in the triggering and conditions.
In both cases the target device shows change of status and graphics. That seem identical, but the Fibaro relay is only closed with the former approach.
Does anyone have an idea why these two apparently equivalent approaches do not work the same?
Thanks in advance for any insight.
Log results of running A then B:
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