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Clipsal Switches are used for controlling lights, curtains and temperature controls. They can be connected to the Serial Port and can be controlled via a PC. In the following tutorial, we will add Clipsal Switches using Generic Serial Device and implement Lights and Shutter control through the Linux MCE.


Steps to Add Clipsal Interface

  • Create a Device Template 'Clipsal Interface' in Device Category: "Interfaces - Lighting Interface #81"
  • In the packages, add "Pluto Generic Serial Device"
  • In Device Data, add "#37 COM Port on PC(string)"
  • In Commands Section, create and select "Ruby Internal Commands"

This Clipsal Interface will act as a parent device to all the child devices (eg. Lights, Curtains) that are controlled via the serial port to which Clipsal Switch is connected.



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