Dimmer with timer function

[Gast]

Hi,

I’m kind of new to loxone and having several questions on how to configure my loxone.

In this case I have configured a timer function on my lights in the hallway. Meaning that when you click ones a timer is set for 5 min before the lights go out automatically. When you hold for 3 seconds they remain on and click again the lights go out.
In one hallway the lights can be dimmed because the ligths are to bright so I want them dimmed till 60%.

How is it possible to have the same functionality: having a timer for 5 min, lights dimmed to 60%. With overrides?

thank you very much.
br,
Stefaan

[Christian Fenzl]

Hi Stefaan,

you can use the “Analogwahlschalter” (in English called somewhat like Analogue Selection Switch)

https://www.loxone.com/dede/kb/analogwahl-schalter/

You have a selector input and two analogue inputs.
The first analogue input stays unconnected (=0), the second with value 60 or 6 (depending to your dimmer).

The selector input is connected to your switch.

So the switch toggles between 0 and 60.

[Gast]

Hi Christian,

Thank you for your prompt response!

2 questions:
1. How do I enter the value 60 into the selection switch (I never used that)?
2. Where do I connect the multifunction switch to have a timer functionality? Ex. Switch button > Tr (multifunction) & Q > S of analogue?

Thx again.

[Christian Fenzl]

1. You can use e.g. a Constant or a slider.

2. Currently I don’t understand. Possibly you better add us a screenshot.

[Gast]

1. ok I added it
2. see picture in attach (hope it is clear )