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genericprontocommander [2010/07/29 20:53] seststgenericprontocommander [2018/11/03 02:59] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== GenericProntoCommander ====== ====== GenericProntoCommander ======
 This module is a part of the [[start|NetHomeServer]]. The GenericProntoCommander is dynamic control Item. You can add the available actions by specifying them in a Configuration File. Each action is defined as a Pronto Command that will be sent when the corresponding action is invoked. The GenericProntoCommander used is when you have a device (for example a radio controlled switch) which is not yet supported by NetHomeServer, but you have the Pronto-codes for the radio signals. Both the [[audioprotocoltransmitter|AudioProtocolTransmitter]] and the [[cultransceiver|CULTransceiver]] supports sending Pronto codes, so this way you may control new devices. This module is a part of the [[start|NetHomeServer]]. The GenericProntoCommander is dynamic control Item. You can add the available actions by specifying them in a Configuration File. Each action is defined as a Pronto Command that will be sent when the corresponding action is invoked. The GenericProntoCommander used is when you have a device (for example a radio controlled switch) which is not yet supported by NetHomeServer, but you have the Pronto-codes for the radio signals. Both the [[audioprotocoltransmitter|AudioProtocolTransmitter]] and the [[cultransceiver|CULTransceiver]] supports sending Pronto codes, so this way you may control new devices.
  
 The Configuration File is a text file with the following format: The Configuration File is a text file with the following format:
-   //<Action Name1>//,//<Pronto Code1>// +   <Action Name1>,<Pronto Code1> 
-   //<Action Name2>//,//<Pronto Code3>// +   <Action Name2>,<Pronto Code3> 
-   //...//+   ...
  
 For example: For example:
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