- √ - Illuminating only when it is dark

[Warichet]

Hi Rainer,

Just create a new symbol and assign the action 'Universal-Zeitschaltuhr öffnen'.

Sorry to be a pain
I can indeed create a new symbol and assign the action 'Universal-Zeitschaltuhr öffnen' .... but there it stops
I don't see the relation with your previous screenshots
Should I create a new entry there ? (you might guess I'm not using the UZSU every day )

Thank you for your patience

[swenga]

Hallo Rainer,

danke fuer die Info. Was die UZSU so alles kann, man lernt nie aus ;-)

mfg

[Taxus]

I don't use the QC. The design might be incidentally similar .
Just create a new symbol and assign the action 'Universal-Zeitschaltuhr öffnen'.

[Warichet]

I add some screenshots, so you will know where to do the settings.

Sorry, you lost me.
I don't even recognize the menus you are showing.
I'm using 2.5 standard, no QC.
Are those menus specific to the QC ? or did you add some features ?

[Taxus]

Hi Raymond,

you don't need any logic module for this, the UZSU will do the job. I add some screenshots, so you will know where to do the settings.
Sunset, sunrise, offset, with random - all included. Let there be light!

[swenga]

19820 SonnePur from MatthiasS. It even has a customizable Twilight-Output, where you can parametrize the angle below zero.

mfg

[Warichet]

in Aviation ^night ops start +30mins after Sunset. Sunset would be available via SunPosition, elevation <= 0

OK, fine
Which Baustein would you recommend to do the trick ?

[swenga]

Hello Raymond,

in Aviation ^night ops start +30mins after Sunset. Sunset would be available via SunPosition, elevation <= 0.

Best regards

[Warichet]

Hi,

I'm willing to illuminate my drive way when a car enters the property.
I've no wheather station or light sensor.

I would like to illuminate only when it's dark.
I could do this with the UZSU but I want a variable time, i.e. days are getting shorter in the winter and longer in spring.
Any suggestion about how to do that ?

I know there are several Baustein about sun position, could the "Sonnenuntergang" do the trick ?
If yes, what about the "Versatz" ? is it a delay after the sun goes down ?

Thank you for any hint