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Hello Team Domiq,

is there anything in development schedule to support Philips Hue Lights natively and not only over IFTTT?

Means that it will be implemented like SONOS. I didn't find a way to use dimmer or color changes with IFTTT in combination with Domiq/ LCN. Toggles turning on/ off the Hue lights are OK.

My wich is to use the dimmer function in REMOTE TAB to get Hue lights dimmed. (I know there will be no status from Hue, but sending the Dimmer value with a slider will be OK).

UPDATE:
Solution for now is to use a virtual output (e.g. output 3 of a LCN module) and parse the value via onchange command in LOGIC TAB to IFTTT routine which set the value for the specified HUE light. Depending on reaction time to IFTTT it takes several seconds until the command was executed.

I appreciate any information/ help about that.

Thank you LNCNoob

It's not in our nearest plans.

Ok thanks.

Hi guys,

another question to the RGBW control in REMOTE TAB.

You can enter four channels for the colors red, blue, green white. If you now use MEM variables for these channels they will be created and you can use them e.g. in LOGIC TAB in scripts. Changes to the colors in RGBW contols will lead to valus 0-100 for the three color MEM variables. Exeption is the color white. There is no MEM variable created and this color seemed not be changed by using the RGBW control.

So my question is were can I see the changes made to the white color control from RGBW control element?

Thanks in advance

Well, it depends how you pass values to those variables?

So I parse them like following:

In TAB REMOTE i create a RGBW control where I enter the following variables:

Label: e.g. TVLight

RED: MEM.TVRed
GREEN: MEM.TVGreen
BLUE: MEM.TVBlue
WHITE: MEM.TVWhite


If I now use the color wheel within control, the MEM's RED, GREEN, BLUE are created/ Changed by RGBW Control. Only MEM for White is not created. This MEM variable does not exist, nevertheless it is used equvivalent to the three other Channels (MEM variables.)
Maybe I think wrong, but my suggestion was, that there must be a fourth MEM for channel WHITE.

On the iOS you should see the additional slider below the color selection circle - this slider controls the white channel.

OK thanks for clearifying.

That means on Android there is no white control in Remote.

That's correct.