Hello. I have an idea to control 3 relays via Domoticz, I was looking for a way in Domoticz to switch on all 3 relays at once, or each one individually, with one press. And with one button to switch all 3 off at once. I found something like this, . It works but at any given time I can only fully...

As actions, call script:///action.sh, and in the script enter the commands to be executed

You can use the Group function, create a new group and then assign three switches to it. Or use Scenes And also play with blocks in Events Best regards

. Can a colleague provide an example? AND where to save this script /action.sh? (in which directory on the raspberry?)

You have to write the script in bash yourself. Place it in any directory, and specify its path in the switch action definition. Make the script executable beforehand. Off the top of my head, I can't give you the details at the moment. Examples from may be helpful. I will throw something up in my spare time. You will find all the information you need in the example

You can simply do it like this, you go into Configuration/More options/Events and arrange from the blocks like this : . Of course, you choose the name of the switch as you have defined at home and the commands in http also your own - here I have given for example. On the right you save as a name and give Event active. Standard switch definition : . The moment you click Off on the switch, the event procedure is executed. Greetings

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Hello.
I have an idea to control 3 relays via Domoticz,
I was looking for a way in Domoticz to switch on all 3 relays at once, or each one individually, with one press.
And with one button to switch all 3 off at once.
I found something like this,
.

It works but at any given time I can only fully control: GPIO 14

and I would like to:
http://192.168.1.84/control?cmd=GPIO,14,1 + GPIO,12,1 + GPIO,16,1

What should a correctly written script look like? Or am I doing something wrong?
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17603815 04 Dec 2018 06:56

You can use the Group function, create a new group and then assign three switches to it.
Or use Scenes http://home-pi.blogspot.com/2017/03/sceny-domoticz.html
And also play with blocks in Events http://home-pi.blogspot.com/2018/03/zdarzenia-domoticz.html

Best regards
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As actions, call script:///action.sh, and in the script enter the commands to be executed
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starob wrote:
As actions call script:///action.sh, and in the script enter the commands to execute
.

Can a colleague provide an example?
AND where to save this script "/action.sh"? (in which directory on the raspberry?)
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You have to write the script in bash yourself. Place it in any directory, and specify its path in the switch action definition. Make the script executable beforehand. Off the top of my head, I can't give you the details at the moment. Examples from https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Scripts may be helpful. I will throw something up in my spare time. You will find all the information you need in the example https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Daikin_wifi
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You can simply do it like this, you go into Configuration/More options/Events and arrange from the blocks like this :
.
Of course, you choose the name of the switch as you have defined at home and the commands in http also your own - here I have given for example. On the right you save as a name and give Event active.
Standard switch definition :
.
The moment you click Off on the switch, the event procedure is executed.

Greetings
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