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iRidium for MyHome
a set of tools to create control interfaces for MyHome equipment.
The documentation was updated on 30.10.2023
iRidium for MyHome is a driver with a capability to add ready subdevices with a set of commands and feedback channels characteristic of this type. iRidium allows to emulate button presses from panels and to create an interface to control MyHome equipment.
Connection and Setting
To work with iRidium configure equipment with the help of MyHOME Suite software.
After creating a project in MyHOME Suite, choose a required Webserver.
Enter the settings of the Webserver, then go to Network Connection - > Ethernet. IP-address of the device must be copied and pasted in the Host setting of MyHome Network driver in iRidium studio.
Work in iRidium
1 Create a new project in iRidium studio.
2 Add MyHome Network drier and enter its connection settings.
- Protocol - protocol (by default it is TCP);
- Host - IP-address of the converter;
- Port - connection port (by default it is 20000);
3 Add subdevices - devices, connected to the bus. Each device has a set of parameters:
- Type - a type of device;
- Where - call to General, environment, Point, Group, A-PL;
- A - area (1-10);
- PL - device (1-15);
- Bus - bus with devices (Main - the central,
Local Bus I - buses from 1 to 15 connected to the central one).
Setting Commands and Feedback Channels
To control equipment it is required to set commands (Commands) and feedback channels (Feedbacks). To send a command, drag'n'drop it on a graphic item and enter a value to send. To display feedback drag'n'drop a feedback channel on a graphic item and choose how to output or display a value.
Read more about work with graphic items in the
"Types of graphic items" article.
Lightning
Dimmer, lamp, relay.
Command
|
Values
|
Description
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Dimming |
0-10 |
0 - turn on the dimmer, 1-10 - dimming value (10,20,...100%).
|
OFF/ON |
0/1 |
0 - turn off the device, 1 - turn on the device.
|
ON timed |
1-8 |
Timer to turn off the device: 1 - 1 minute, 2 - 2 minutes, 3 - 3 minutes, 4 - 4 minutes, 5 - 5 minutes, 6 - 15 minutes, 7 - 30 seconds, 8 - 0,5 second.
|
Blinking |
1-10 |
Set blinking with an intveral: 1 - 0,5 second, 2 - 1 second, 3 - 1,5 seconds, 4 - 2 seconds, 5 - 2,5, 6 - 3, 7 - 3,5, 8 - 4, 9 - 4,5, 10 - 5.
|
Feedback
|
Values
|
Description
|
Dimming |
0-10 |
0 - the dimmer is turned off, 1-10 - dimming value (10,20,...100%).
|
OFF/ON |
0/1 |
0 - turn off the device, 1 - turn on the device.
|
ON timed |
1-8 |
Timer to turn off the device: 1 - 1 minute, 2 - 2 minutes, 3 - 3 minutes, 4 - 4 minutes, 5 - 5 minutes 6 - 15 minutes, 7 - 30 seconds, 8 - 0,5 second.
|
Blinking |
1-10 |
Blinking interval: 1 - 0,5 second, 2 - 1 second, 3 - 1,5 seconds, 4 - 2 seconds, 5 - 2,5, 6 - 3, 7 - 3,5, 8 - 4, 9 - 4,5, 10 - 5.
|
Automation
Device to control blinds, venеtian blinds
Command
|
Values
|
Description
|
Stop |
Value |
Press of stop button.
|
Up |
Value |
Press of "Up" button.
|
Down |
Value |
Press of "Down" button.
|
Feedback
|
Values
|
Description
|
Automation |
0-2 |
It displays the value of the last pressed command: 0 - Stop, 1 - Up, 2 - Down.
|
Scenario
Control of scenes
Command
|
Values
|
Description
|
Start scenario |
1-20 |
Activation of a scene 1-20.
|
Start recording scenario |
1-20 |
Start recording a scene 1-20.
|
End recording scenario |
1-20 |
End recording a scene 1-20.
|
Erase recording scenario |
0-20 |
Delete a scene 1-20, 0 - delete all scenes.
|
Lock Scenarios central unit |
Value |
Blocking scenes.
|
Unlock Scenarios central unit |
Value |
Unblocking scenes.
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Custom
To control devices that are not included in the list, "Custom" device is developed. This device allows to send a command formed in ScenarX directly.
Command
|
Values
|
Description
|
Command |
Value |
Enter a ready command using OpenWebNet or ScenarX. For example *1*1#
|
Feedbacks
iRidium gets feedback from a device in an unprocessed form, similar to a command formed in ScenarX (the value of the Special parameter is False for Feedback ).
When Special = True and the settings are filled in, the channel get a value from a definite device.
Example: A feedback receives a value of 27 degrees from a thermostat.
- Special = False, feedback value - *#4*301*0*0270##.
- Special = True, feedback value - 0270.
The received value can be parsed and displayed on an item with the help of script editor.