RE: xAP Floorplan

["Shane Harrison" <shane.harrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes this might explain it - it does take about 20 minutes for it to
start
misbehaving.  Sounds like a good theory that previous "TIMER
OFF's" are not
removed from the queue when a new one is generated.

Cheers
Shane

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Subject: Re: [xap_automation] xAP Floorplan


I have not tried a similar setup but I was just wondering about how this
is implemented in FP. Is it possible that the first trigger of the PIR
already places in the queue a corresponding OFF command for 20 minutes
later and although later triggers happen the previous 'OFF's are already
queued and hence happen still ?  From my understanding of what your
saying below you are right in that there shouldn't be a xAPBSC.cmd /
state=OFF being seen although you would see xAPBSC.events or
xAPBSC.infos with state=OFF as this is a status message from the lamp as
it turns off.

K

Shane Harrison wrote:
> Bit of a co-incidence - I was just about to write a post about the
same
> subject as Andy.
>
> I am convinced there is an issue regarding links in my setup having
played
> around quite a bit. I also continue to have page loading issues even
though
> I have upgraded to the latest intranet.ocx - it is better but not
completely
> solved.
>
> I have setup up a link between a PIR and a light.  Set it to "Any
change
> always turn on", run for "20 minutes" and
"linked".  It seems to work fine
> for a while but eventually it continues to respond to the PIR event
but
only
> stays on for a second or so.
>
> I looked in the viewer and the floorplan is definitely sending an off
event
> almost immediately which shouldn't be possible if my understanding of
the
> logic is correct since I don't have a toggle situation and hence
external
> events can't cause the behaviour I am seeing.
>
> Running WIN2k, latest floorplan.
>
> Would collecting a trace be useful?
>
> Cheers
> Shane
>
>