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| ===== Adding The Commands ===== | ===== Adding The Commands ===== | ||
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| **ADDING THE COMMANDS TO BUTTONS** | **ADDING THE COMMANDS TO BUTTONS** | ||
| - | Individual lights | + | **Individual lights** |
| To make a light work, you will require a single button (on/off state) and a slider, the way the JS module is written you will require both the toggle and the ramp of the system for it to work. Even if you do not require the slider as the light you are trying to control is just on / off, a slider will be required, this can be placed on a cache page in your gui project and not ever brought to screen. | To make a light work, you will require a single button (on/off state) and a slider, the way the JS module is written you will require both the toggle and the ramp of the system for it to work. Even if you do not require the slider as the light you are trying to control is just on / off, a slider will be required, this can be placed on a cache page in your gui project and not ever brought to screen. | ||
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| + | Lighting Level | ||
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| + | This is not actually required to make the cbus module module work, it is only a text of the light level. Earlier on in the __Commandfusion Adding the Project - Level and Display__ we selected the type of level shown, be it unit between 0-255 or percentage 0%-100%, which ever was selected will be the way it is shown with the light level on your device. | ||
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| + | All that is required is to place a text box as shown above screenshot then place the number of your join into the serial join box, the number of the join will be the digital and analogue join of light that is to be controlled, in this example it is serial join 5001. | ||
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| + | **Scenes** | ||
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| + | Still to add to wiki | ||
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| + | __**Congratulations you are ready to upload.**__ | ||
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| + | ===== Items Not Working Properly ===== | ||
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| + | **Broadcast** | ||
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| + | Broadcast does not automatically add, broadcast must be added manually. See "system broadcast" in "Commandfusion Systems and Cbus Toolbox" chapter. | ||
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| + | **Scenes** | ||
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| + | Scenes do not load from cbus project, have to be added manually, same format as ramp or toggle, javascript will be " cbus.scene(202,3,2); ", you will have to interrogate your cbus system in cbus toolkit or cbus piced. format breakdown is as follows "202" this is scenes and will not change in commandfusion. "3" is the trigger in cbus. "2" is the action selector in cbus. Note when adding the join in commandfusion for feedback it will look like "6003002". The "6" is the base join you picked in joins in cbus toolbox for commandfusion. "003" is the trigger. "002" is the action selector. | ||
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