Re: CBUS Bus Coupler and light programming problem

["Phil Harris" <phil@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You need to set the button action on the bus coupler to be a bell press
rather than a toggle however if the momentary switches that you are using
on the doors are "make" when the door is closed and
"break" when the door
is open then you may find that the action is the wrong way round and the
light only comes on when the doors are closed...

Phil

> I've put this on the CBUS forums but not much response so can I ask
> you guys.
>
> I have connected a bus coupler to a micro switch on a bedroom wardrobe
> door and paralleld the connections to another micro-switch on the 2nd
> door. I have set the contacts so that opening the door makes the
circuit.
>
> I would like opening the door to control the under cabinet lighting I
> have put in the wardrobe.
>
> I have had a play with the toolkit but can not get the operation
> exactly how I would like.
>
> It seems to me that a single toggle operation is a complete sequence
> of the contacts closing and then opening again. This makes the light
> come on when the door is opened, however it stays on when the door is
> closed but then opening it again is a 2nd toggle which makes it go off
> which is completely wrong.
>
> I can't figure out the correct toolkit settings. I guess that a short
> button press is not an issue with a bus coupler.
>
> My ideal operation would be door opening triggers lights to ramp on
> over 4 seconds and a timer which turns them off after 2 mins if the
> door is left open. Also, the door closing turns them off immediately.
>
> Can this be done with a bus-coupler, I don't have a PAC?
>
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