I understand that the start/stop behaviour should be handled solely in the knx binding.
I have a couple of questions, though.
The stop command from datapoint 3.007 (0/7) must be mapped to an openhab item type. What type should I use here? Is StartStopType.STOP appropriate?
How should the start/stop dimming behaviour be configured/activated? I think it makes sense to configure it per item/datapoint. Something like {knx=“3.007:2/0/1ss”} with the ‘ss’ activating the start/stop dimming behaviour.
I currently only implemented the direction knx->openhab, meaning I can dimm an openhab item (e.g. a philips hue bulb) with an MDT knx dimmer with start/stop dimming. I haven’t implemented the other way around. It works for my MDT dimmer just right. Is there a demand for that, too?
Please let me know your thoughts about it so that I can create a PR…
this is a very old topic.
I am using Openhab 3 to control a Dimmer (Philips HUE) with an MDT Glastaster.
I´m using a dimmer Control Channel with a rule. This works, but it is not perfect.
Does the Binding 3.0 support Start/Stop Commands by adding ss at the end of the Group Adress?
{knx=“3.007:2/0/1ss”}
actually that was the exact szenario I developed the start/stop dimming functionality for (MDT glastaster to dimm philips hue lights).
I‘m sorry, but the Start/stop code was never ported to the new knx 2 binding, so it won‘t work.
I don‘t use the dimming functionality and more that‘s why I never brought up the energy to port it. The new binding works a lot different from what I understand, so it would need some work…