How to determine source ID of an event?

Discussion in 'C-Bus Automation Controllers' started by Jeffster, Oct 6, 2018.

  1. Jeffster

    Jeffster

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    hi,

    I am trying to create some logic in my PAC that only runs if an event is triggered by a certain device. Specifically I have a light that has in controlled by both a switch and a PIR, and I want some code to run only if the light is turned off from the switch (rather than the PIR). Does anyone know if it's possible to determine the source unit ID from within the Pascal code?

    thanks
    Jeffster
     
    Jeffster, Oct 6, 2018
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    No, this is not possible from logic. The protocol tells you the unit that issues the command, but this information is not made accessible. I generally just create separate ga's for the switch and the sensor and use logic in the output unit to allow either to operate the load.
     
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