Great video! Love it. But one question about the occupancy logic; what happens if the client enters the bathroom at 04:58, but exits at 05:03? The lights will remain on won’t they? Would it not be better for the unoccupied time to be extended a little to allow for the 5am bathroom visit? Or combine with a countdown timer of some sort?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Yes you’re right lights will stay on 👍🏾 At this point I would say it comes down to communication with the client. Led on the button will stay on so the next action on it will switch off the bathroom. This is just how I would program it and try to give a basic exemple on conditional logic that you can then build upon. To tell you the truth on the unoccupied state I often like to switch all the circuits in the bath (including the fan) just to ensure bath completely off when client exits in case any other lights were on for any reason before she enters the room during this period. Play, try keep it simple and see what best for your client! Have fun 🤩
@@adelux thanks for the reply. I suppose you’re right - it does come down to client understanding of limitations and nuances. I really love the videos. I’m relatively new to Lutron Homework’s myself, but this sort of little challenge really drives me to improve my own logic and understanding. Your videos have always struck me as being the perfect mix of interesting, informative, fun and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing 👍
Thanks for your feedback and the videos can help you a bit 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. I love producing those contents and comment like this give me the strength to continue 💪🏾. HomeWorks is powerful and cool to program. If you’re also passionate with lighting control just dive into it, keep it simple at first then build on. I’m very certain you’ll be successful with it. Thanks again
Amazing thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much 🙏🏾
Can you make video on Lutron DMX programming
Yes working on it!
Hows that video going? 😅
Great video! Love it.
But one question about the occupancy logic; what happens if the client enters the bathroom at 04:58, but exits at 05:03? The lights will remain on won’t they? Would it not be better for the unoccupied time to be extended a little to allow for the 5am bathroom visit? Or combine with a countdown timer of some sort?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Yes you’re right lights will stay on 👍🏾 At this point I would say it comes down to communication with the client. Led on the button will stay on so the next action on it will switch off the bathroom. This is just how I would program it and try to give a basic exemple on conditional logic that you can then build upon. To tell you the truth on the unoccupied state I often like to switch all the circuits in the bath (including the fan) just to ensure bath completely off when client exits in case any other lights were on for any reason before she enters the room during this period. Play, try keep it simple and see what best for your client! Have fun 🤩
@@adelux thanks for the reply. I suppose you’re right - it does come down to client understanding of limitations and nuances. I really love the videos. I’m relatively new to Lutron Homework’s myself, but this sort of little challenge really drives me to improve my own logic and understanding. Your videos have always struck me as being the perfect mix of interesting, informative, fun and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing 👍
Thanks for your feedback and the videos can help you a bit 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. I love producing those contents and comment like this give me the strength to continue 💪🏾. HomeWorks is powerful and cool to program. If you’re also passionate with lighting control just dive into it, keep it simple at first then build on. I’m very certain you’ll be successful with it. Thanks again
Excellent example 👏
I really love your videos. I'm subscribed to you on LinkedIn too. Keep'em coming 💪
Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏾 💪🏾