Ideally this is more of a setting that would need to be exposed, so we could just setup the timer on Paper UI thing. I hope this helps - but if I misunderstand the way the device works, feel free to correct me I think I can still make a rule to retrigger, regardless, but its just not the best way to do things I guess, specially because I use the gcal binding to schedule things for specific times to operate.įrom a very quick look in the deconz issue, it seems it might be possible to use a timer feature of zigbee, but this isn’t easy to use in openHAB as it’s not possible to set supplementary information when sending a command. If it’s the timer can be retrigerred, then I’d suggest to simply do this using a rule - ie send the ON command every X seconds, then when you want to stop, send the OFF command. Since the status doesnt change to OFF even though it automatically changes to OFF due to the timer, I cannot retrigger, I need to basically change to OFF on openhab and again to ON to turn it back on If you send On, then 30 seconds later, send On again, when does the switch turn off after 1 minute from the first ON command, or 1 minute from the second ON command? ie, is the timer retriggerable? If I turn ON after 60 seconds the valve switch turns off, BUT, it doesnt update the status to OFF, it keeps showing the ON status, even though the valve has switched OFF Yes its just a switch, if I turn ON or OFF it works normally. So, for my understanding… This device should present an On/Off switch in openHAB - correct? And what happens if you manually turn this switch on and off - does it control the switch? Does it then turn off after 60 seconds?
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