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node-enocean-lightscene

v2.4.0

Published

a lightscene manager for node-enocean

Downloads

15

Readme

node-enocean-lightscene

a lightscene manager for node-enocean

install

npm install node-enocean-lightscene

usage

var Lightscene = require("node-enocean-lightscene")
var enocean = require("node-enocean")();
var async = require('asyncawait/async');
var await = require('asyncawait/await');
var lightscene = new Lightscene(enocean)

enocean.listen("/dev/ttyUSB0");
enocean.on("ready", async (function(){
  var s=  {
    "name":"Test",
    "desc":"Test",
    "run":[{"type":"switch","ch":1,"value":"off"},{"type":"dimmer","ch":4,"value":100,"speed":"ff"}]
  }
  await(lightscene.execute(s))
  enocean.close()
})

saving a lightscene

you can save a lightscene by calling lightscene.addOrEdit with an Object or String

var s=  {
  "name":"Test",
  "desc":"Test",
  "run":[{"type":"switch","ch":1,"value":"off"},{"type":"dimmer","ch":4,"value":100,"speed":"ff"}]
}
lightscene.addOrEdit(s)

or

var st="Test  : w 1000, s 1 on, w 1000, d 4 50, w 1000, s 1 off, w 1000 ,d 4 40 01"
lightscene.addOrEdit(s)

if you save a scene it will be persited to disk for later use. to call a saved scene just do

lightscene.execute("Test")

supported commands

switch (s)

instantiates a node-enocean-button and calls its respective methods.

| Parameter | Value | Description | | ------- | ---- | --- | | type | "switch" or short "s" | the name of the command. | | ch | 1-127 | the channel or address of the button to send the command | | value | "on" or "off" | switches the light on or off |

dimmer (d)

instantiates a node-enocean-dimmer and calls its respective methods.

| Parameter | Value | Description | | ------- | ---- | --- | |type|"dimmer" or short "d"| the name of the command.| |ch|1-127| the channel or address of the button to send the command| |value|"off" or 0-100| switches the light off or sets the dimm value in percentages| |speed(optional)|"00" to "ff"| two digit hex-string. sets the dimming speed|

wait (w)

waits for the given time in milliseconds before executing the next commands

|Parameter|Value|Description| |-------|----|---| |type|"wait" or short "w"| the name of the command.| |value|number in ms| sets the waiting time in milliseconds|