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Action Commands
Switch Outlet Action
The Switch Outlet action is used to turn ON or turn OFF an outlet.
Sample Action –
<outlet id="2">0</outlet>
Details –
Element Description
outlet switch outlet: 0 = outlet OFF; 1 = outlet ON. The "id" attribute indicates which outlet, decimal number 1-12.
Switch Outlet Group Action
The Switch Outlet Group action is used to turn ON or turn OFF an outlet group.
Sample Action –
<outlets grp="c3">1</outlets>
Details –
Element Description
outlets switch outlet group: 0 = outlets OFF; 1 = outlets ON. The "grp" attribute indicates which outlets participate in the group, using hexadecimal digits. See Common Attributes
section for details.
Cycle Outlet Action
The Cycle Outlet Group action is used to power cycle an outlet group. Each outlet power cycle delay is defined in the device configuration settings. See Common Attributes section for
details.
Sample Action –
<cycleoutlet id="2"/>
Details –
Element Description
"cycleoutlet" power cycle outlet. The "id" attribute indicates which outlet, decimal number 1-12.
Cycle Outlet Group Action
The Cycle Outlet Group action is used to power cycle an outlet group. Each outlet power cycle delay is defined in the device configuration settings. See Common Attributes section for
details.
Sample Action –
<cycleoutlets grp="1c3"/>
Details –
Element Description
"cycleoutlets" power cycle a group of outlets. The "grp" attribute indicates which outlets participate in the group, using hexadecimal digits. See Common Attributes section for details.
Cycle Predefined Outlet Group Action
The third method for cycling outlets relies on the cycle group already defined by the set cycle group command (see: Set Settings Action). Otherwise, this command behaves identically to
the other two cycle commands. See Common Attributes section for details.
Sample Action –
<cyclegrp/>
Sequence Action
The Sequence action is used to initiate a power sequence of an outlet group. The power sequence outlet group and each outlet sequence on and sequence off delays are defined in the
device configuration settings. See Common Attributes section for details.
Sample Action –
<sequence>0</sequence>
Details –
Element Description
sequence power sequence outlet group: 0 = power OFF sequence; 1 = power ON sequence.
Subscribe Action
The Subscribe action is used to subscribe to device events.
Sample Action –
<eventmgr>
<subscribe uri="ctrlsys://127.0.0.1:12345"/>
</eventmgr>
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