AMX Network Lighting Solution ALD-H48 Instruction Manual page 33

Command Interface (Cont.)
Command
LIGHTLEVEL-<index>,
?LIGHTLEVEL-<index>
LIGHTRAMP-<index>,
LIGHTREMOVEIDX-<index>
LIGHTREMOVEADDR-
[<Grp>:]<addr>[;<addr>]
LIGHTSTATE-<index>,
ALD-H48 Lighting Controller
Description
Set the Dimmer level or the group of dimmers level.
<level>[,<time>]
<index>: 1..n
<level>: 0..255
<time> : 0..n
Example:
LIGHTLEVEL-1,102
Query for the level of a Dimmer at the specified index.
Responds with LIGHTLEVEL-<index>,<level>
<index>: 1..n
Example:
?LIGHTLEVEL-1
Ramp the Dimmer or group of dimmers at the specified index.
<state>
<index>: 1..n
<state>: UP, DOWN, STOP
Example:
LIGHTRAMP-1,UP
LIGHTRAMP-1,STOP
Remove the lighting component at the specified index.
Also see LIGHTADD-.
<index>: 1..n
Example:
LIGHTREMOVEIDX-2
Remove the lighting component with the specified address. The
address must match exactly (including addresses order for groups) in
order to have a successful remove.
Also see LIGHTADD-.
<Grp>:
<addr>: address to remove
Example:
LIGHTREMOVEADDR-1:[1:4:1:1:1];[1:4:1:2:1] (removes the group)
LIGHTREMOVEADDR-[1:4:1:1:1]
This will turn On, Off, or Toggle a specific Dimmer. If used with a
scene, only On (recall) is applicable. Does not apply to Keypads. If
<state>
this command is sent to a Keypad it will not process.
<index>: 1..n = index of the Dimmer to
control
<state>: ON, OFF, TOGGLE
Example: (assuming that there is a Dimmer stored at index 1)
LIGHTSTATE-1,TOGGLE
= Optional parameter.
Specifies the length of time, in
seconds, the dimmer will take to
fade from the current level to the
target level. Defaults to 0 if not
used.
1..48 = group label. Used only if removing a group.
(removes the individual dimmer)
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