Touch Pure Flex with Long Click

[johnsmith_]

Hello!


I'm trying to figure out how to do the following: (simplified version) I have track lights controlled by a lighting controller. I have Touch Pure Flexes on the wall with a button called "track lights".
The goal is to:
1. Turn on the lights (select mood 99) by simply pressing the button
2. Change moods with the up/down arrows
3. Turn off the lights by long pressing (let's say more than 2 seconds) the button

1. and 2. works, but I can't seem to make the 3rd point work. The Long Click simply always triggers the O1 output doesn't matter how long I actually press the button.

Is there a way to do this? Attached images of my current setup.

Cheers!

[loxford]

Did you ever manage to sort this out?

I am having the same issue with this using a standard T5 switch- my thoughts are that it's something to do with the fact the T5 or touch pure flex are capacitive switches.
I don't know enough about it to comment but it doesn't seem to register a longer click, however, when testing it on config using live view it works perfectly as expected.

I hate the triple click function for night mode (lights keep turning on in the middle of the night when we think we successfully triple clicked, but didn't), so I am trying to set up a long click to be able to do nightmode as it seems more reliable and less chance of user error!

[johnsmith_]

Did you ever manage to sort this out?

I am having the same issue with this using a standard T5 switch- my thoughts are that it's something to do with the fact the T5 or touch pure flex are capacitive switches.
I don't know enough about it to comment but it doesn't seem to register a longer click, however, when testing it on config using live view it works perfectly as expected.

I hate the triple click function for night mode (lights keep turning on in the middle of the night when we think we successfully triple clicked, but didn't), so I am trying to set up a long click to be able to do nightmode as it seems more reliable and less chance of user error!

Actually, yes. I don't have a T5 switch though, so I'm not sure it helps, but with Touch Pure Flex there's an option called "Button behaviour" which by default is set to "pulse". I changed it to "OnOff" and now it recognizes long clicks as well as multi clicks.

The closest I have to a T5 switch is a Touch Surface, but that doesn't seem to have this button behaviour option, however, it recognizes long clicks by default.

[loxford]

Ah yes that's helped for the T5! Thank you!

Exactly like you said, it was in the parameters and was set to 'Pulse' so I changed to 'OnOff' and it's now recognising long clicks.
I have a Nano relay & a t5 for Nano, so the parameters were inside of the Nano itself and not inside the Touch's (I think that's why I missed it)!