Hi, I have an HAI Omnipro system that controls a Lutron Homeworks lighting system.
I have some outdoor lights that I want to run at low level for asthetics, but then run them up to 100% if there is a local motion sensor trip.
I set the lights to low on a timed "at sunset" trigger and then if there is local motion, set the lights to 100% for 2 minutes. Trouble is that after 2 minutes, the lights go off, rather than back to the desired low level and then will stay OFF until the next sunset.
A brute force way to fix it (kind of) would be to run the low level setting periodically (say every 5 minutes) after sunset to restore them from OFF after the motion time period has run out, but there would always be a random period of OFF (between 0 and 3 minutes) while waiting for the low level command.
Is there a more elegant way such as storing the previous light level somehow before turning them full on after the motion trip, and then resetting to that saved level?
Thanks
I have some outdoor lights that I want to run at low level for asthetics, but then run them up to 100% if there is a local motion sensor trip.
I set the lights to low on a timed "at sunset" trigger and then if there is local motion, set the lights to 100% for 2 minutes. Trouble is that after 2 minutes, the lights go off, rather than back to the desired low level and then will stay OFF until the next sunset.
A brute force way to fix it (kind of) would be to run the low level setting periodically (say every 5 minutes) after sunset to restore them from OFF after the motion time period has run out, but there would always be a random period of OFF (between 0 and 3 minutes) while waiting for the low level command.
Is there a more elegant way such as storing the previous light level somehow before turning them full on after the motion trip, and then resetting to that saved level?
Thanks