How create a virtual switch to command lamp with UDP socket ?
Dear friends,
I need your help to control MiLight/Easybulb/LimitlessLED with my Zipabox. Sorry in advance for my bad english.
I have one RGB and 1 white bulb. The wifibox used my home network and works well with the original Android App.
I would like to control it with the UDP socket option on my Zipabox .
Here is the request with a Vera :
socket = require("socket")local s = socket.udp()s:sendto(string.char(0x22,0x00,0x55), "192.168.1.240", 50000)s:close()
http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/topic,14471.0.html
As you seen on the picture, I have configure socket request like this :Type : UDPHost : 192.168.1.240 Port : 50000 Source Port : 50000 Retries : 50 Corps : 0x22,0x00,0x55 And I have created a rule "when I put the switch "lamp" On, send this UDP socket.But it does not work... Thank you for your help.
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Bonjour babapt,
Tu as essayé en Hexadécimal ou entier et avec une seule commande à la fois ?
essai avec 22 ou 34.
Yann,
Bonjour babapt,
Tu as essayé en Hexadécimal ou entier et avec une seule commande à la fois ?
essai avec 22 ou 34.
Yann,
Essai aussi avec le caractère " (qui correspond avec le code hexa 22).
Désolé si tu as déjà essayé ca ;)
Essai aussi avec le caractère " (qui correspond avec le code hexa 22).
Désolé si tu as déjà essayé ca ;)
J'ai essayé la combinaison "On" seule pour une ampoule Blanche.
220055
"220055"
0x22,0x00,0x55
"0x22,0x00,0x55"
Sans résultat.
J'ai essayé la combinaison "On" seule pour une ampoule Blanche.
220055
"220055"
0x22,0x00,0x55
"0x22,0x00,0x55"
Sans résultat.
Bonjour,
Peux-tu essayer avec juste message d'un caractère => "
Yann,
Bonjour,
Peux-tu essayer avec juste message d'un caractère => "
Yann,
Okay, i've got something working!
I've got 2 easybulbs, and their working. You have to send the ascii version of the command.
In the body, use these commands:
It should be 22 00 55 and 21 00 55, but i cannot 'imitate' the 00 in hex.
Use this site to calculate what your hex command should be in ascii:
http://www.asciitohex.com/
Okay, i've got something working!
I've got 2 easybulbs, and their working. You have to send the ascii version of the command.
In the body, use these commands:
It should be 22 00 55 and 21 00 55, but i cannot 'imitate' the 00 in hex.
Use this site to calculate what your hex command should be in ascii:
http://www.asciitohex.com/
I have the same problem for sending socket commands.
I have to send this command:
0x20, 0x01, 0x04 (it is hex)
In which format should I send the command?
I have the same problem for sending socket commands.
I have to send this command:
0x20, 0x01, 0x04 (it is hex)
In which format should I send the command?
Wel, you'd have to find out what the ASCII characters are for these hex commands, since ZIPATO only takes ASCII in the socket body.
Use this as example, using the http://www.asciitohex.com website to translate. :
In the body, use these commands:
Wel, you'd have to find out what the ASCII characters are for these hex commands, since ZIPATO only takes ASCII in the socket body.
Use this as example, using the http://www.asciitohex.com website to translate. :
In the body, use these commands:
Do you have any idea how to translate these hex?
I don't get it...
How to convert 0x20 for example?
Do you have any idea how to translate these hex?
I don't get it...
How to convert 0x20 for example?
Could it be
32 1 4
??
If yes, how to send this command? In the same socket request command or one for each number?
Could it be
32 1 4
??
If yes, how to send this command? In the same socket request command or one for each number?
Looks that there is several questions related to hex payload support for socket request. If you zipato -team could do that it will coverage multiple issues raised in here, like:
https://community.zipato.com/topic/socket-hex-body
https://community.zipato.com/topic/socket-device-eg-av-amplifier
https://community.zipato.com/topic/how-does-socket-request-action-work-
I really like to see that hex payload will be supported in next firmware.
Looks that there is several questions related to hex payload support for socket request. If you zipato -team could do that it will coverage multiple issues raised in here, like:
https://community.zipato.com/topic/socket-hex-body
https://community.zipato.com/topic/socket-device-eg-av-amplifier
https://community.zipato.com/topic/how-does-socket-request-action-work-
I really like to see that hex payload will be supported in next firmware.
I can control my milight via zipato now (thanks to Robert Salomons!)
Codes for the milight:
http://www.limitlessled.com/dev/
Ive read the codes from the manual and converted it to ascii via the website http://www.asciitohex.com/
For example, Group1 All Off
Decimal: 70 00 55 -> convert
Ascii: F�7 -> copy
I use this as body message in a rule (see attachments)
Then ive created a virtual switch and a rule for "on/off"
This is working for my milight bulbs.
Edit: ok i have to use more retries to get all of my 3 Bulbs in Group1 off/on - ive set it to 50.
I can control my milight via zipato now (thanks to Robert Salomons!)
Codes for the milight:
http://www.limitlessled.com/dev/
Ive read the codes from the manual and converted it to ascii via the website http://www.asciitohex.com/
For example, Group1 All Off
Decimal: 70 00 55 -> convert
Ascii: F�7 -> copy
I use this as body message in a rule (see attachments)
Then ive created a virtual switch and a rule for "on/off"
This is working for my milight bulbs.
Edit: ok i have to use more retries to get all of my 3 Bulbs in Group1 off/on - ive set it to 50.
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