Closed markg85 closed 6 years ago
For CCT brightness cannot be set directly to a relative value, e.g 50%, but you can increase or decrease the brightness (see also examples folder and the code snippet below. Apart from this it is possible to switch to maximum brightness (light.maxBright()
)
light.ready().then(function() {
for (var x = 0; x < 10; x++) {
light.sendCommands(commands.white.brightDown(zone));
light.pause(100);
}
for (var x = 0; x < 10; x++) {
light.sendCommands(commands.white.brightUp(zone));
light.pause(100);
}
...
For your application you can emulate setting the dim level, by calling maxBright
followed by a number of brightDown
calls to match the desired level.
According to my findings there are 19 different dimming steps for CCTs supported by the milight controller. The number of brightDown
calls required can be calculated as follows:
Round((100 - level) / 20) where level is a value in the range 0..100
.
If the result is 20 you need to switch off the light. If you don't want to switch off lights at the lowest level use Round((100 - level) / 19)
instead.
I am closing this now. Please re-open if you wish to follow up.
Hi,
Just curious where the brightness function is for the WhiteCommand object, it's not there. I did notice that CCT bulbs in the milight app only do have a brightness up/down (not a slider) and that up/down is in WhiteCommand. Does this mean there simply is no brightness command with a given percentage for those bulbs?