LedDuo HC2 Fibaro

ledsametime.lua

-- Click Add scene from the menu on the left.
-- Give you scene a name and select the room it applies to.
-- Since this scene will only be run automatically, change the Show the scene in interfaces? box to No.
-- Click the Advanced tab.
-- Select the second Save button – in the Lua section.
-- Type in the code above. (Hint: You can double click the code and cut and paste it in).
-- Change the device ID on lines 3, 4 and 8 from 81 to the ID of the master RGBW controller.
-- Change the device ID on line 9 to the ID of the slave RGBW controller.
-- Click the blue save button on the right side popup menu.
-- http://www.fibarouk.co.uk/synchronising-rgbw-modules/

-- Your two RGBW controllers can now both be controlled from the master RGBW controller.  If you want to control more than one slave device, just duplicate lines 9, 27, 29 and 33 and change the variable name from toID to something else. 

--[[
%% properties

-- ID RGBW Master 
81 currentProgramID
81 color

%% globals
--]]

-- ID RGBW Master 
local fromID = 81
-- ID RGBW Slave
local toID = 402
 
-- Allows us to set the colour from a string like 'r,g,b,w'
function setTheColour (deviceID, colourString)
  local RGBWTable= {}
  local i = 1
 
  for value in string.gmatch(colourString,"(%d+)") do
    RGBWTable[i] = value
    i = i + 1
  end
 
  fibaro:call(deviceID, "setColor", RGBWTable[1], RGBWTable[2], RGBWTable[3], RGBWTable[4])
end
 
local trigger = fibaro:getSourceTrigger()
if (trigger['type'] == 'property') then
  if (trigger['propertyName'] == 'currentProgramID') then
    fibaro:call(toID, 'startProgram', fibaro:getValue(fromID, 'currentProgramID'))
    if (fibaro:getValue(fromID, 'currentProgramID') == '0') then
      setTheColour(toID, fibaro:getValue(fromID, 'color'))
    end
  elseif (trigger['propertyName'] == 'color') then
    if (fibaro:getValue(fromID, 'currentProgramID') == '0') then
      setTheColour(toID, fibaro:getValue(fromID, 'color'))
    end
  end
end