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===optional parameters:=== | ===optional parameters:=== | ||
- | **in** (integer, number of seconds)\\ | + | * **in** (integer: seconds) If specified an event is created to apply your new settings after this number of seconds. |
- | **at** (date, instead of “in” you can pass a specific date, see below for examples)\\ | + | * **at** (date) Instead of the **in** param you may specify a specific date at which to create the event. |
- | \\ | + | * **for** (integer: seconds) returns the unit to it’s current state this many seconds after any **in** or **at** event has run. |
- | **for** (integer, number of seconds)\\ | + | * **until** (date) similar to **for** but pass the specific date at which you wish the unit to return to it’s current state |
- | **until** (date, instead of “for” you can pass a specific date, see below for examples)\\ | + | * **rate** (number: seconds) The number of seconds you wish the transition to take. You may specify a fractional seconds value such as 0.2 or 7.5. Not all devices support a rate param. |
- | \\ | + | * **with no script** Stops the on or off script from running. |
- | **with no script** (stops the ON or OFF script from running)\\ | + | * **with no transmit** Updates the database but doesn't actually send the command. |
- | **with no transmit** (updates the database but doesn't actually send the command)\\ | + | |
- | **rate** (integer, many devices support sending a ramp rate along with the command to control how fast the new level is reached)\\ | + | |
===Color Support=== | ===Color Support=== |