- Sun Jun 10, 2018 3:05 am
#76371
Hello
Starting position:
I turned my ESP-12F in a "WeMo" switch controlled by Amazon Echo ("Alexa") using the provided code from https://bitbucket.org/xoseperez/fauxmoesp
It works very well, but there is a drawback. If I want to use my "fauxmo-Switch" in a so-called "Carter System",
then I have a slight problem. Because if anybody presses the wall switch, the fauxmo fuctionality is "inversed", that means from now on my fauxmo-Switch has to be swiched off to turn the light on - and vica-versa. And the Alexa App also shows "off" when the light is on - and vica-versa.
My question:
I have not much expirience in coding. Is there a possibility within the fauxmo code that I can use in my sketch to simply cause the Echo/Alexa app to display the fauxmo switch as "on" even when the fauxmo-Switch itself is "off" - an vica-versa?
I really hope I have described my problem clearly. English is not my native language.
Kind regards
Roman
Starting position:
I turned my ESP-12F in a "WeMo" switch controlled by Amazon Echo ("Alexa") using the provided code from https://bitbucket.org/xoseperez/fauxmoesp
It works very well, but there is a drawback. If I want to use my "fauxmo-Switch" in a so-called "Carter System",
then I have a slight problem. Because if anybody presses the wall switch, the fauxmo fuctionality is "inversed", that means from now on my fauxmo-Switch has to be swiched off to turn the light on - and vica-versa. And the Alexa App also shows "off" when the light is on - and vica-versa.
My question:
I have not much expirience in coding. Is there a possibility within the fauxmo code that I can use in my sketch to simply cause the Echo/Alexa app to display the fauxmo switch as "on" even when the fauxmo-Switch itself is "off" - an vica-versa?
I really hope I have described my problem clearly. English is not my native language.
Kind regards
Roman
