Ok google switch on lamp but the lamp switch off

[fabridelo]

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[fabridelo]

Hello everyone
I have a problem with my project.
I connected a led strip to my esp8266 and assigned a switch to the virtual blink V4 port.
I then connected everything using this post

Blynk + IFTTT - details Guide how to connect both

[enter image description here] hello Blynkers as the great Blynk team is working on many new features and widgets , and they already promise to provide the push button trigger “as set an icon on your home screen to activate an GPIO on your board” but i think this maybe will take them some time, so tried to use IFTTT to be integrated with Blynk. also you can use IFTTT to do some Automation based on other service -IFTTT call it channels - you have and that will actuate and change the values of…

everything works but if I say twice “ok google switch on the lamp” the light switch off, not being a programming expert I don’t understand where I’m wrong. Who can help me?

[noobGB]

Hi,

What are you passing to V4 on “ok google switch on the lamp” trigger?? if 1 then try passing 0 or vice versa.

Regards,
Gaurav Barwalia

[fabridelo]

Hi noobGB

Thanks for the reply
The problem I believe must be corrected by adding some code that returns the status of the V4 PIN to “0” so if I say “ok google switch on Lamp” the lamp stays on.
And this is my problem I don’t know where to look at the code and where to add something. Attached I inserted the trigger that I used.

[noobGB]

Hi,
Sorry, Why you are using Body =[“1>600 ms delay>0”], it should be either [“0”] or [“1”]. If you are using active low design then it should be [“0”] only to keep it on.

Regards,
Gaurav Barwalia

[PeteKnight]

I think he’s read this:

Blynk + IFTTT - details Guide how to connect both

in that case , nether Blynk API or IFTTT can handle that right now. but i think Blynk can change the API which in case you have set the PIN type to Push button that will not retain the status 1. or you can have Tasker doing that by sending two requests " 1 > 500 ms delay > 0"

and ignored the bit about using Tasker to do this and just thrown it in the IFTTT body instead.

What could possibly go wrong?

Pete.
Pete.

[noobGB]

Hi Pete,

Possibly the Blynk server reading the first byte only which is “1” in “1>600 ms delay>0” and updating V4=1 which results in powering off the relay/lamp. Just a wild guess.

Regards,
Gaurav Barwalia

[fabridelo]

I can’t solve, this is the code I used. Can you add anything in this code so that the light stays on when I say “ok google switch on lamp”?
Who can help me?
Thank you

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void aplyCmd()

if (lampStatus == 1)
{
Blynk.notify(“Life: Attenzione ==>> Luce accesa”);
digitalWrite(LAMP_PIN, HIGH);
if (!turnOffOLED) displayData();
LAMPs.on();
LAMPa.on();
}
else
{
digitalWrite(LAMP_PIN, LOW);
if (!turnOffOLED) displayData();
LAMPs.off();
LAMPa.off();
}
}

"’

[PeteKnight]

Please edit your post and add triple backticks at the beginning and end of your code so that it displays correctly.
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Pete.