| Posted: Wednesday Mar 18th, 2009 08:24 am |
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In the lastest CBUS Toolkit, there is now an option to 'Flash' a group - it appears to work just fine, and you can specify a delay between flashes.
Can you enable this functionality via Comfort - this can then be used as part of an Alert sequence to flash a light or group (ie all lights).
I use this now with a sequence of timers, but this functionality would remove the need for all of that - and CBUS can handle it.
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| Posted: Saturday Mar 21st, 2009 08:58 am |
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Do you and anyone know what Cbus commands are used to flash the lights?
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| Posted: Sunday Mar 22nd, 2009 08:11 am |
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Aren't Cytech CBUS Enabled partners ? We cannot gain access to the protocol docs, but you can.
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| Posted: Sunday Mar 22nd, 2009 05:03 pm |
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In theory, yes, but getting the right information from Schneider is not always so straightforward
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| Posted: Monday Mar 30th, 2009 05:20 am |
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According to Schneider in Singapore the flash command is only for diagnostic purposes. It is not defined in the CBus commands. It is done in the toolkit by sending a command on, delay, then Off delay then on using a program in the toolkit
Hence it is not possible to just send one command to do this
Comfort can do the same thing using timers
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