I have noticed an bug in the Wiser iOS app regarding timers and DALI devices. If you create a timer with a start and end time and add a DALI device, you cannot select two different states for the device for the start and end times. So you can't say light on at the start time and light off at the end time. If you change the desired state of the DALI light at Start or End, the same state is adjusted for the other. The error can only be spotted if you open the timer again after creating it or look at the jobs in the API. The error should be visible in the video.
I don't have this problem with on/off lights and normal dimmers. Using the API, I was then able to change the dali-loads in both jobs to different brightnesses and it then looks correct in the APP.
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I have noticed an bug in the Wiser iOS app regarding timers and DALI devices. If you create a timer with a start and end time and add a DALI device, you cannot select two different states for the device for the start and end times. So you can't say light on at the start time and light off at the end time. If you change the desired state of the DALI light at Start or End, the same state is adjusted for the other. The error can only be spotted if you open the timer again after creating it or look at the jobs in the API. The error should be visible in the video.
https://github.com/Feller-AG/wiser-api/assets/155693977/b7c002bb-5472-4a7a-a7fd-659bfc978ed7
I don't have this problem with on/off lights and normal dimmers. Using the API, I was then able to change the dali-loads in both jobs to different brightnesses and it then looks correct in the APP.