Tag automation

Standard automation description

There are 6 types of automation. Only one automation of each type could be connected to one element!

The template of declaring the element with automation

1<item addr="Device address" auto-period="Time of automation disabling" name="Element name" type="Element type, for example lamp">
2    <automation all the required parameters of automation within the tag and type="automation type"/>
3    all the subtags with all required automations, one per each type in a single string
4    <linked addr="could be bound to the buttons"/><br>
5</item>

Automation types and all the parameters for each of them

1. Activating when opening one of the doors: on-by-door – enabled, door-sensors, illumination-sensors, illumination-level, time-interval, time-intervals
2. Disactivating when closing the door: off-by-door – enabled, door-sensors, delay, motion-sensors, motion-level, time-interval, time-intervals
3. Activating according to movement on any of specified sensors: on-by-moving – enabled, motion-sensors, motion-level, illumination-sensors, illumination-level, time-interval, time-intervals
4. Disactivating according to movement on all the specified sensors: off-by-moving – enabled, motion-sensors, motion-level, time-interval, time-intervals
5. Disactivating according to the level of illumination on all the sensors: off-by-illumination – enabled, illumination-sensors, illumination-level, time-interval, time-intervals
6. Activating and disactivating according to time patterns: with-time – enabled, time-intervals

Parameters description

1. enabled – automation activating (="yes") or disactivating (="no")
2. door-sensors, motion-sensors, illumination-sensors – the addresses of sensors of corresponding type applied for automation (several sensors are specified via, for example 533:10;525:12)
3. motion-level, illumination-level – reading levels of corresponding sensors
4. time-interval – timing range operation of sensors readings levels
5. time-intervals – parameter in the format of 7 consecutive repeating successions of hexadecimal notations like XXXXXXXXXXXX (their length is 12 symbols, per each day of the week starting from SUNDAY), symbolizing bitwise automation activity half-hour periods of time (i.e. each number equals to 2 hours exactly)

Examples:

time-intervals="000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000" – it doesn’t operate ever: time-intervals="FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" – it operates always: time-intervals="FFFFFFFFFFFF0000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" – it doesn’t operate only on Tuesday till 8 a.m.:

1. delay – off delay parameter on movement in automation of switching off according to the door after its closing