AMX ALD-H48 instruction manual ?LIGHTADDR-1

Advanced Programming

Command Interface (Cont.)

Command	Description
LIGHTADD-<index>,	This command will add a lighting component (a Dimmer, a group, or a
[<grp>:]<addr>	scene) to the list of components to track. In order to receive any feed-
[;<addr>]	back or control a specific lighting component you must add each indi-
	vidual component (dimmer) to the list. You can however, control a
	scene or a group w/o adding all it's corresponding dimmers to this list,
	but no scene/group feedback will be received. Duplicate entries (iden-
	tical address) are ignored.You may provide up to and including 10
	dimmer component addresses per index (this is a group) by separat-
	ing the addresses with a ";". Groups do not receive any feedback;
	instead the individual lighting components (the dimmers) that are part
	of the group will receive feedback as long as they have been added to
	the list of individual components to track. Also see LIGHTREM-
	OVEIDX and LIGHTREMOVEADDR.
	<index>: 1..n = index to add the lighting
	component to.
	<grp>: 1..48 = Group Number. Each group must
	be assigned a unique identifier.
	Applicable to groups only.
	<addr> : Dimmer, Group or Scene Address.
	Examples:

//Add address [1:4:1:1:1] to index 1. If something was stored

//at index 1 before, it will be replaced. LIGHTADD-1,[1:4:1:1:1]

//This will place [1:4:1:2:1] at index 2 for example. LIGHTADD-2,[1:4:1:2:1]

//Add address [1:4:1:1:1] and [1:4:1:2:1] to index 3(Group 6) LIGHTADD-3,6:[1:4:1:1:1];[1:4:1:2:1]

//This will place scene 1 at index 4.

LIGHTADD-4,[1]

	• In order to add a scene to the list, simply use the scene number as
	the <addr>.
	• When adding a group you must specify a unique group number.
	This identifier is needed only for groups.
	• In the above example the lighting component list will end up having
	4 items in it. The first 2 items are the 2 individual dimmers to track,
	and the last 2 items are the group and the scene.
?LIGHTADDR-<index>	Query for the address of the lighting component at a specific index.
	Responds with LIGHTADDR-<index>,<addr>
	<index>: 1..n
	Example:
	?LIGHTADDR-1
?LIGHTIDX-<addr>	Query for the index of the lighting component with the specified
	address.
	The <addr> must match exactly and always use [] when specifying an
	address for all components.
	Responds with LIGHTADDR-<index>,<addr>
	<addr>: light address
	Example:
	?LIGHTIDX-[1:4:1:1:1] // at what index is this address stored
	?LIGHTIDX-[1]	// at what index is scene 1 stored

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