Hilfe bzgl. Ping presence sensor

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Hallo zusammen,
ich habe an einem TV einen Raspberry pi für Multimedia angeschlossen.
Den TV und den Rasp. schalte ich mit einem Funksteckdose ein.
Die Funktsteckdose schalte ich über den nachfolgenden Shell switch.

  "onCommand": "sudo /home/pi/433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend 279889",
  "offCommand": "sudo /home/pi/433Utils/RPi_utils/codesend 279892",
  "id": "test-switch",
  "name": "Schlafzimmer_TV",
  "class": "ShellSwitch"'

Des weiteren überprüfe ich, ob der Rasp. mit dem Netzwerk verbunden ist
über einen Ping presence sensor.

  "host": "192.168.0.113",
  "interval": 20000,
  "id": "tv-status",
  "name": "TV_Status",
  "class": "PingPresence"

Ich möchte jetzt Folgendes,
Den Rasp und den TV möchte ich regulär über die TV Fernbedienung ausschalten.
Dann hat der Shell switch noch den Status on. Der Ping Presence hat den Status absent.
Ich möchte jetzt mit einer Regel definieren, wenn der Status absent über 2 Minuten besteht soll der Shell switch auf off schalten.

  "id": "schlafzimmer-tv-aus",
  "name": "Schlafzimmer_TV - Aus",
  "rule": "when test-switch is turned on and tv-status is absent for 2 minutes then turn Schlafzimmer_TV off",
  "active": false,
  "logging": true

Bei dieser Regel habe ich jedoch das Problem, dass der Shell switch nach dem einschalten sofort wieder in den Zustand off geht. Das liegt wohl daran, dass die Bedingung “absent for 2 minutes” erfüllt ist, da der Rasp. ja vorher aus war.

Kann ich den Ping presence sensor beim switch on negieren oder kann ich die Bedingung bzgl. der 2 Minuten mit dem switch on erst starten?

Hi,
Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob das auch deinen Anforderungen entspricht aber wenn du die Zeit ohne Bedingung abwartest solltest es funktionieren.

  "rule": "when test-switch is turned on and after 2 minutes tv-status is absent then turn Schlafzimmer_TV off",

oder

  "rule": "when test-switch is turned on and after 2 minutes tv-status is absent for 1 minute then turn Schlafzimmer_TV off",

@soulrebell i will reply in English since you can read and type English. Please try and do that also in the german section so we all can help you.

You could avoid the time issue by using a variable.

WHEN pingdevice is present THEN set $yourvariable to 1

WHEN tv is off and $yourvariable = 1 THEN turn raspberry off

Thank you both,
i will try it after work and give feedback.

@Fabian Your second suggestion don’t work for me. I got the following failure

“Could not find an provider that decides next predicate of “when test-switch is turned on and after 2 minutes tv-status is absent for 1 minute”.”

after 2 minutes don’t work.

@Gleno0h Your suggestion also don’t work for me, because i won’t to use the ping presence to switch the TV off. At that time the raspberry is already off and the TV is in standby.

Perhaps I overlook a possibility at the moment?? I have to think about it again.
If i don’t find a solution, i will create a button device with a shell script for that task.

@soulrebell sorry i haven’t checked it. Perhaps the following construction may work (considering that your tv is switched on in less than 1 minute so that the tv-status is present for more than 1 minute after switching the TV and Raspberry on by the rf control)

"rule": "when test-switch is turned on for 2 minutes and tv-status is absent for 1 minute then turn Schlafzimmer_TV off",

At last only for info: you can run into trouble with your raspberry after a while caused by many incorrect shutdowns of the filesystem (sd-card problems, corrupted filesystem). But by now I don’t have an idea to solve that problem because if you execute “sudo shutdown” you can not turn the rf-switch (Schlafzimmer_TV) anymore automatically.

I think your suggestion could work with the duration for the test-Switch, because in that time the tv-status should be updated.
I will try it after work and give Feedback.
I realized my plan yesterday with a shell button and an shell script.
Relating to your hint to incorrect shutdown, for multimedia i use kodi. When i set the test-Switch to off, the raspberry is already correct shutdown by kodi.

It worked with the rule.
Thank you Fabian!!

Great, nice to know!