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supported_hardware:wiz [2021/02/14 15:37]
James Sentman [Known Issues and Yet To Do:]
supported_hardware:wiz [2021/02/14 17:49] (current)
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-would set the bulb to run the “Party” scene at a speed of 200 and full brightness.+would set the bulb to run the “Party” scene at a speed of 200 and full brightness. Note that the scene name is not case sensitive “party” would work as well.
  
 There is some oddness about how the bulbs respond to these commands that I haven’t figured out yet. When trying to just change the speed of the Party scene without changing the brightness the command is often ignored. If however you also change the brightness as well it seems to accept it. There also appear to be limits to what speeds are available at lower dimming ranges. Some experimentation may be necessary to get these bulbs to do what you desire. There is some oddness about how the bulbs respond to these commands that I haven’t figured out yet. When trying to just change the speed of the Party scene without changing the brightness the command is often ignored. If however you also change the brightness as well it seems to accept it. There also appear to be limits to what speeds are available at lower dimming ranges. Some experimentation may be necessary to get these bulbs to do what you desire.
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 +===Valid Scene Names:===
 +The following are the currently valid scene names you can use as the name in the script command. The names are not case sensitive when sent through the script.
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 +  * Bedtime
 +  * Candlelight
 +  * Christmas
 +  * Club
 +  * Cool White (not recommended:​ just use the regular color temperature settings)
 +  * Cozy
 +  * Deepdive
 +  * Fall
 +  * Fireplace
 +  * Focus
 +  * Forest
 +  * Golden White
 +  * Halloween
 +  * Jungle
 +  * Mojito
 +  * Night Light
 +  * Ocean
 +  * Party
 +  * Pastel Colors
 +  * Plantgrowth
 +  * Pulse
 +  * Relax
 +  * Rhythm (I think this is used as part of a remote control type display and might not do anything otherwise)
 +  * Romance
 +  * Spring
 +  * Steampunk
 +  * Summer
 +  * Sunset
 +  * True Colors
 +  * TV Time
 +  * Wake up
 +  * Warm White (not recommended:​ just use the regular color temperature settings)
  
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 tell xInterface “name of your wiz interface” to discoverDevices() tell xInterface “name of your wiz interface” to discoverDevices()
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 +  * Reboot a device. A device can be rebooted from the script command reboot()
 +
 +<​code>​
 +tell xUnit “name of your wiz device unit” to reboot()
 +</​code>​
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