@kazuhitoyokoi/node-red-contrib-patlite
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A node to control Patlite NHV series
Run the following command in your Node-RED user directory - typically ~/.node-red
npm install @kazuhitoyokoi/node-red-contrib-patlite
After setting the IP address and target (light color or buzzer) in the node property, you can control this node with the msg.payload value.
msg.payload boolean
If the received msg.payload is true, the target light will be on.
When msg.payload has false value, the target light is turned off.
msg.topic number
You can set the light or buzzer mode in the msg.topic.
The range of the value is between 1 and 5.
Simple flow demonstration
Dashboard integration
To allow this node to access the HTTP server on your Patlite device, you need to enable the HTTP Command Control in advance.
FAQs
Node-RED node for patlite
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