Have a go at making a rule.
When you use the slider on your UI, it will send commands to your Item.
So you’d want to trigger a rule by your Item receiving command.
Then
You’d want to send that command o each of your zwave Items.
The receivedCommand implicit variable ought to be useful for that
when
Item TempParter_Setpoint received update
then
sendCommand(Tem6_Setpoint,[TempParter_Setpoint]) and
sendCommand(Tem7_Setpoint,[TempParter_Setpoint]) and
sendCommand(Tem8_Setpoint,[TempParter_Setpoint])
end
I talked about received command for a trigger, but you do you. There’s more than one way to do most things.
You don’t need the “and” at the end of the lines. You haven’t seen any examples of that anywhere, don’t just make stuff up.
I don’t know what your square brackets are about, again you’ve seen no examples of that.
If for some reason you did not want to use receivedCommand as I suggested, you could use the Item state instead but you would need to say it is the state that you want to use, not the whole Item object with label, type, icon etc.
rule "wszystkie termo-ok"
when
Item TempParter_Setpoint received update
then
Tem1_Setpoint.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
Tem2_Setpoint.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
Tem3_Setpoint.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
Tem4_Setpoint.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
Tem5_Setpoint.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
Tem6_Setpoint.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
TemGroup.sendCommand(TempParter_Setpoint.state)
end
Last Example it those Setpoints are all defined as part of Group TemGroup (EDIT: Never tested with send Command directly to group)