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HomeVision Help needed


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  • Subject: HomeVision Help needed
  • From: "Andy Bovingdon" <bov@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 10:21:38 +0100
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Quick question regarding HomeVision. I have put together a basic set of code
for the thing, but my timers are not working correctly and the manual does
not
give any decent examples. I have a light with an "on" action that starts a
timer
running so that it gets turned off again after a few minutes. So:

1) Is the timer action code only run when the timer is ringing or is it run
each
     cycle so that you have to test for the timer to ring?
2) If the timer is running, say it started at 10 and is now at 5, then I set
the
     same timer to a new value, say 20, and start, I presume that timer,
     which was at 5 and counting down, will now be at 20 and counting down.
     So repeatedly sending an on signal will simply reset the clock?

Also, are there any good locations for sample code - ways to do common
things,
and is there any way to program this thing without the odd restrictions that
their
software introduces? I'm getting annoyed that I cannot cut and paste an
entire
If-then-else construct...

Bov!


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