Hi Folks,
Rather than just email Karam, I wonder if anyone can give me some hints on the following scenario to save Karam some time?
In our bathroom, I now have a set of main spotlights controlled by an SLD & a set of LED accent lights which will be (when I've finished the wiring) controlled by 1 relay of a DRB module - I have a PLH to infer presence in the room.
What I want to achieve are the 2 following scenarios;
1) During 'daytime' hours - lets say 7am - 11pm - I want for both the mainlights to fade up to full 100% brightness & the LED lights to come on based on presence.
Ignoring the time element, I've got this sorted based on presence for the main spotlights (SLD) & I'm guessing I'll just have to setup the relay on the DRB to turn the LED's on in much the same way.
2) During 'nighttime hours' - so 11:01pm to 06:59am - I want a gentler lighting scene. I want the LED's to come on still, but I only want the main spots to fade on more gradually and only to a dimmer level - lets say 50% for example.
Anyone any ideas how I achieve this?
Thanks in advance.
Cliff
Rather than just email Karam, I wonder if anyone can give me some hints on the following scenario to save Karam some time?
In our bathroom, I now have a set of main spotlights controlled by an SLD & a set of LED accent lights which will be (when I've finished the wiring) controlled by 1 relay of a DRB module - I have a PLH to infer presence in the room.
What I want to achieve are the 2 following scenarios;
1) During 'daytime' hours - lets say 7am - 11pm - I want for both the mainlights to fade up to full 100% brightness & the LED lights to come on based on presence.
Ignoring the time element, I've got this sorted based on presence for the main spotlights (SLD) & I'm guessing I'll just have to setup the relay on the DRB to turn the LED's on in much the same way.
2) During 'nighttime hours' - so 11:01pm to 06:59am - I want a gentler lighting scene. I want the LED's to come on still, but I only want the main spots to fade on more gradually and only to a dimmer level - lets say 50% for example.
Anyone any ideas how I achieve this?
Thanks in advance.
Cliff
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