- √ - Use motion sensor timing

[skelt]

hello
I have a ladder on one side where I have a button and the other got a motion sensor on the light when the button would then use the timing of the motion sensor to delete someone can help me as I do??

[MatthiasS]

Quite difficult to understand. Can you explain in easier words? Translation via google?


P.S: Translation of "ladder" is great ;-)

[skelt]

a ladder on one side motion sensor on the other button when a light switch I want to use timing of the motion sensor to turn off need help

[Topper]

Still too confused.

Do you want to enable the function of your motion sensor by using a light switch? Am I correct?

[swenga]

Another guess: you want to turn off a light, which has been switched on manually, with the motion sensor timing capability....

[Michel]

You may post in portuguese or send me a private message.
I will transfer it to one of my employees for translation

[skelt]

Another guess: you want to turn off a light, which has been switched on manually, with the motion sensor timing capability....

yes it is even if I could help would appreciate

[swenga]

The motion sensor has an object called "external trigger" or alike. if you connect the manual switch with this object, a push on the switch will simulate movement and the motion sensor will then activate the light and deactivate it after timeout.

best regards, Swen

ps: it might be required to program the manual switch to always send "1"s when pushed. Depending on the motion sensor it might ignore "0"s on the external trigger.

[skelt]

The motion sensor has an object called "external trigger" or alike. if you connect the manual switch with this object, a push on the switch will simulate movement and the motion sensor will then activate the light and deactivate it after timeout.

best regards, Swen

ps: it might be required to program the manual switch to always send "1"s when pushed. Depending on the motion sensor it might ignore "0"s on the external trigger.

with this auxiliary input connected will continue will continue to do their normal functions detect movements and turn on the light

[swenga]

with this auxiliary input connected will continue will continue to do their normal functions detect movements and turn on the light

is that a question? if so: yes, the normal function (movement based light activation) will still be available.

[skelt]

is that a question? if so: yes, the normal function (movement based light activation) will still be available.

thanks for help