Moves one or more directional devices 'down' (e.g. blinds)
Switches one or more switching devices 'off' (e.g. lights, heating, ...)
Switches one or more switching devices 'on' (e.g. lights, heating, ...)
Stops the motion of one or more a directional devices (e.g. blinds)
Moves one or more directional devices 'up' (e.g. blinds)
Steps a directional device (e.g. blinds). The device will alternate
Ends changing the brightness of a dimmer. The device will stop fading its brightness and stick to its current brightness level.
Starts changing the brightness of a dimmer. The device will start slowly fading its brightness (until stopped).
Toggles a switching device (e.g. light). The device will alternate
Steps a directional device (e.g. blinds). The device will alternate
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A event is a
numberthat is part of all DeviceEvent communication events which areThe central device control commands always set devices into a defined state. Hence those are suitable for controlling groups of many devices simultaneously.
The single device control are stateless commands which switch devices into an unknown state. Only use these, if you can observe the outcome (e.g. from a button in the same room) or for triggering events (e.g. for setting a scene, or winding a staircase timer up). If you run these commands on groups of devices, they will be out of sync (i.e. some will switch on, others will switch off).