Should I use this sort of programming or just call the scene. My thought was that the controller would know what scenes are active if it activated it but I wanted to make sure if I wrote it this way, I was actually decreasing zigbee traffic or is it totally useless or should I simply call the lighting scene when a button is pressed and ignore the traffic. I have about 105 zigbee devices with a lot of scenes and background programming so Im trying to lean down my zigbee noise to avoid possible delays.
? If Lighting Scene "Entry Lights Scene 1" is inactive
->Activate Lighting Scene "Entry Lights Scene 1"
So, is does reduce work on the zigbee network by not calling it every time if it'salready on or does it increase the work load for the controller and zigbee. Any tips would be appreciated!
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Hello,
Should I use this sort of programming or just call the scene. My thought was that the controller would know what scenes are active if it activated it but I wanted to make sure if I wrote it this way, I was actually decreasing zigbee traffic or is it totally useless or should I simply call the lighting scene when a button is pressed and ignore the traffic. I have about 105 zigbee devices with a lot of scenes and background programming so Im trying to lean down my zigbee noise to avoid possible delays.
? If Lighting Scene "Entry Lights Scene 1" is inactive
->Activate Lighting Scene "Entry Lights Scene 1"
So, is does reduce work on the zigbee network by not calling it every time if it's already on or does it increase the work load for the controller and zigbee. Any tips would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
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