I made that module but I guess I'm having a hard time understanding. The module has a single analog output that connects to the dimmer device. So it would seem that because there is only one analog signal, the lights must necessarily follow it. Maybe you are using two of the onebutton modules, driven by a single button? If you have a reason to do that, then I suppose that adding additional logic as you have done is a good approach.
Hi everyone, I'm using in my project the "Dimmer?ramp & presets for single button light control
jasonwmelvin?May 22, 2010" macro downloaded from this group.
Everything is fine but when I'm using it for a group of two ballast and one of the is off (es. when with a panel slider I get it off) if I press the ON/OFF single button, one ballast is going on and viceversa for the other.
This is my solution for this issue:
I've inserted a True table that checks if the couple of ballast are on or off it works as an usual on/off function an if one of the two ballasts is on it sends a 0d analog signal to the corresponding input DIN DALI ballast level...
