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One of the features of Node-RED logic is using a toggle button and sensor. The lighting turns on when the button is pressed. When a sensor stops detecting the presence the lighting turns off. Use this flow if you have one button to turn the light on and off (toggle button mode).

You avoid pressing the button twice to turn the light on and there is no need to turn it off.

Flow

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Instructions

  1. Find the following nodes in the Node-RED palette:

  • DALI2 Devs Common x2

  • Vertex action x2

  • Vertex cluster

  • Vertex feedback

2. In the Toggle button node select the right DALI-2 device in the Device field and set Event filters as follows:

3. In the DALI-2 multisensor node select the right DALI-2 device in the Device field and fill times for your setup.

4. Go to the Vertex action (ON/OFF node) and select the correct group.

5. Select the same group in the second Vertex action (Motion Sensor node) and choose actions as follows:

6. Go to the Vertex feedback node and select the same group as in the previous steps.

Vertex feedback will work only if values in “Event On” actions are equal for both Vertex action nodes. For example the button sets the brightness to 100% and Motion Sensor does the same.
If the Button sets brightness to 80% and sensor for 100% then the “double click issue” will appear.

What can I modify?

  • Brightness levels - remember that the brightness levels on “Event ON” must be the same for both Vertex action nodes!

  • Change the presence and transition times in the DALI-2 multisensor node.

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