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• Could not yet get it to work because there was nothing to select from in the Action window. Could not write anything in it either.
• Secondly I noticed that it looks as if a binary sensor is selected by default. However at the moment you have to select is actively; i.e. first click on multilevel, then go back to binary. Next you can slect the device and choose the condition on/off.

PoltoS wrote:Action requires a Light Scene to be created first.

Or may be we need to add device to be turned on/off depending on rule matching/not matching?

OpenRemote usage: http://raspberry_IP:8083/JS/Run/SomfyScreen(Action)
This function makes use the wiringPi module (http://wiringpi.com/)
It controls the physical connector header pins 19,21,23 that are accessible
next to the RaZberry device.
This function calls script GPIO.sh:
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#!/bin/sh
PIN=$1
/usr/local/bin/gpio mode $PIN out
/usr/local/bin/gpio write $PIN 1
sleep 0.1
/usr/local/bin/gpio write $PIN 0
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Make sure that GPIO.sh is executable (chmod +x GPIO.sh)
The parameter represents the WiringPi pin number (see http://wiringpi.com/pins)
The supported Action can be: up, down, stop
*/

SomfyScreen = function(Action) {
switch (Action)
  {
  case "up":
    WPi=14;
  break;
  case "stop":
    WPi=13;
  break;
  case "down":
    WPi=12;
  break;
  }
system("/opt/z-way-server/automation/GPIO.sh " + WPi);
return Action;
} 

PoltoS wrote:Please submit issues in future (I'll do it now)

pz1 wrote:

PoltoS wrote:Please submit issues in future (I'll do it now)

Missed this one.

I am happy to submit issues, but I'd rather wait a bit for other user to respond if they see the same thing.
I'd rather nog clog the issue tracker with silly things.
That being said, I'll be more active to post things on that list!