@diramu wrote:
Is there a simple way to have the same status_led also be used a general purpose led after the is no longer required as a startup status indicator?
I’ve manage to do this in the following example, but I don’t know if there is an easier way.
binary_sensor: - platform: gpio pin: number: GPIO1 id: button on_press: - switch.toggle: relay - platform: status name: "${short_name} Status" id: connect switch: - platform: gpio name: ${short_name} pin: GPIO14 id: relay - platform: template id: relay_mirror lambda: |- if (id(connect).state > 0 ) { if (id(relay).state > 0 ) { id(led).turn_off(); } else { id(led).turn_on(); } } return id(relay).state; status_led: pin: number: GPIO13 inverted: yes output: - platform: gpio id: led pin: number: GPIO13 inverted: True
I’ve defined both status_led: and output: to use the same gpio pin. Then a switch that uses this output, locks out it’s desired functionally until the device is connected (binary_senor: status). In this case, the after the device is connected, the led reflects the inverted state of the relay.
One feature request to improve this is to define turn_on(), turn_off() function for the status_led:, this is really all the output: block provides for this code. Then these turn_on(), turn_off() functions could have the lockout build in, then that would eliminate the need for the binary_senor: status, and the out if statement to lockout the switching.
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