Multible devices on a single BUTTON_EVENT ?

bia@jdm.dk

Hi guys

I got an BUTTON_EVENT looking like this:

BUTTON_EVENT[TP1,990]
{
PUSH:
{SEND_STRING LUTRON,"'KBP, [1:5:30],17',$0D"

}
}

Very simple. TP1 is touch panel nr 1. I got 3 touch panels in the same setup - and would like the same action when the same button is pressed on either touch panel - something like this:

BUTTON_EVENT[TP1,TP2,TP3,990]
{
PUSH:
{SEND_STRING LUTRON,"'KBP, [1:5:30],17',$0D"

}
}

Can I add multible devices in a BUTTON_EVENT ?

Joe Hebert

bia@jdm.dk wrote: »

Can I add multible devices in a BUTTON_EVENT ?

Yes.

DEFINE_DEVICE

dvTP1 = 10001:1:0
dvTP2 = 10002:1:0
dvTP3 = 10003:1:0

DEFINE_VARIABLE

DEV	dvTPs[] = {
   dvTP1,
   dvTP2,
   dvTP3
}

DEFINE_EVENT

BUTTON_EVENT[dvTPs,990] {

   PUSH: {
      SEND_STRING LUTRON,"'KBP, [1:5:30],17',$0D"   
   }

}

Spire_Jeff

You can accomplish this in a couple of different ways. You can stack button events like such:

BUTTON_EVENT[TP1,990]
BUTTON_EVENT[TP2,990]
BUTTON_EVENT[TP3,990]
{
PUSH:
{SEND_STRING LUTRON,"'KBP, [1:5:30],17',$0D"

}
}

You could also create an array of touch panels and use the array for the button event:

dev dvTPs[] = {TP1,TP2,TP3}
.
.
.
BUTTON_EVENT[dvTPs,990]
{
PUSH:
{SEND_STRING LUTRON,"'KBP, [1:5:30],17',$0D"

}
}

I can think of a couple other ways to accomplish this, but those two are that come to mind right now.

Jeff

bia@jdm.dk

Got it working with DEV - thanks! :0)