Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of WikiStart


Ignore:
Timestamp:
2011-08-23 02:21:33 (13 years ago)
Author:
radarengineer
Comment:

--

Legend:

Unmodified
Added
Removed
Modified

  • WikiStart

    v4 v5  
    2424 
    25254. Go to the "Create Device" tab. Fill in these fields: 
    26     * description a name for your new mochad device (e.g, "cm19a") 
    27     * UpnpDevFilename D_Mochad1.xml 
    28     * UnnpImplFilename I_Mochad1.xml 
    29     * IpAddress The ip address of the machine running the mochad daemon. 
     26    * **Description:** a name for your new mochad device (e.g, "cm19a") 
     27    * **!UpnpDevFilename:** D_Mochad1.xml 
     28    * **!UnnpImplFilename:** I_Mochad1.xml 
     29    * **!IpAddress:** The ip address of the machine running the mochad daemon. 
    3030 
    31315. Exit the mios developers popup. 
    … …  
    3636 
    37378. Fill in the following variables: 
    38     * BinaryModules a comma separated list of house/unit codes for any appliance modules you may have. For example: "A1,D2" 
    39     * DimableModules a comma separated list of house/unit codes, but for *old style* dimmable modules. 
    40     * SoftstartModules a comma separated list of house/unit codes, but for newer dimmable modules like any recently produced LM465s. 
    41     * MotionSensors a comma separated list of house/unit codes for any motion sensors you may have. Don't forget that X10 outside motion sensors (like the EagleEye MS14A and the ActiveEye MS16A) have a photosensor that will return a code for transitions to night/day. These alerts occur at a unit code one above the currently set unit code. This means that a motion sensor set to M1 will alert on M1 when there is motion and M2 for day / night. 
    42     * RFSecMotionSensors a comma separated list of RFSec motion sensors like the MS10A. For example: "02:00:00,03:00:00" 
    43     * RFSecDoorSensors  a comma separated list of RFSec door/window sensors like the ds10a 
    44     * PowerLineCommand this is set to 0 to control lights with RF commands and 1 to control lights with PL commands. PL control requires a cm15a. 
     38    * **!BinaryModules:** a comma separated list of house/unit codes for any appliance modules you may have. For example: "A1,D2" 
     39    * **!DimableModules:** a comma separated list of house/unit codes, but for *old style* dimmable modules. 
     40    * **!SoftstartModules:** a comma separated list of house/unit codes, but for newer dimmable modules like any recently produced LM465s. 
     41    * **!MotionSensors:** a comma separated list of house/unit codes for any motion sensors you may have. Don't forget that X10 outside motion sensors (like the !EagleEye MS14A and the !ActiveEye MS16A) have a photosensor that will return a code for transitions to night/day. These alerts occur at a unit code one above the currently set unit code. This means that a motion sensor set to M1 will alert on M1 when there is motion and M2 for day / night. 
     42    * **RFSecMotionSensors:** a comma separated list of RFSec motion sensors like the MS10A. For example: "02:00:00,03:00:00" 
     43    * **RFSecDoorSensors:**  a comma separated list of RFSec door/window sensors like the ds10a 
     44    * **!PowerLineCommand:** this is set to 0 to control lights with RF commands and 1 to control lights with PL commands. PL control requires a cm15a.