node-red-contrib-knx-ultimate 3.3.8 → 3.3.10

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  # CHANGELOG
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+ **Version 3.3.10** - January 2025<br/>
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+ - NEW: Hue light now handles Hue Outlets as well.<br/>
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+ **Version 3.3.9** - December 2024<br/>
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+ - CHRISTMAS FIX: issue on iterable interfaces error in raspberry pi.<br/>
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+ **Version 3.3.8** - December 2024<br/>
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+ - HOT FIX: fixed compilation problem in the knx engine, causing the node to stop working.<br/>
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  **Version 3.3.7** - December 2024<br/>
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  - DPT18.x: fixed scene validation 1 to 64.<br/>
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  [![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supergiovane/node-red-contrib-knx-ultimate/master/img/c/cannx.png)](https://can-nx.com/kloudnx-routeur-knx-iot-connecte-a-un-cloud-securise/)
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+ <td style="valign:center; border: 0px; padding: 15px;">
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+ [![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supergiovane/node-red-contrib-knx-ultimate/master/img/c/innovationsystem.png)](https://www.onsystem-iot.com/)
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+ </td>
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  </table>
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  * [ProKNX - KNX Device Manufacturer](https://proknx.com)
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  * [Altis - Energy and utilities provider](https://altis.swiss)
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  * [Can'nX France - KNX Device Manufacturer and integrator](https://can-nx.com)
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+ * [Innovation System - System integrators](https://www.onsystem-iot.com)
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Binary file
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  try {
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  let resourceName = "";
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  let sType = "";
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  if (_rtype === "light" || _rtype === "grouped_light") {
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  // It's a service, having a owner
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  const owners = node.hueAllResources.filter((a) => a.id === resource.owner.rid);
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  resourceName += "ALL GROUPS and ";
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  resourceName += `${owner.metadata.name} and `;
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+ sArchetype += `${owner.metadata.archetype === undefined ? "" : owner.metadata.archetype} and `;
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  // const room = node.hueAllRooms.find((child) => child.children.find((a) => a.rid === owner.id));
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  // sRoom += room !== undefined ? `${room.metadata.name} + ` : " + ";
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  sType += `${capStr(owner.type)} + `;
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  }
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  }
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  sType = sType.slice(0, -" + ".length);
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+ if (sArchetype !== '') sArchetype = sArchetype.slice(0, -" and ".length);
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  resourceName = resourceName.slice(0, -" and ".length);
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- resourceName += sType !== "" ? ` (${sType})` : "";
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+ resourceName += sType !== "" ? ` (${sType}:${sArchetype})` : "";
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  retArray.push({
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  name: `${capStr(resource.type)}: ${resourceName}`,
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  id: resource.id,
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  outputs: 0,
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  icon: "node-hue-icon.svg",
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  label: function () {
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  },
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  oneditprepare: function () {
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  // Go to the help panel
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  try {
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  <script type="text/markdown" data-help-name="knxUltimateHueLight">
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- <p>This node lets you control your Philips HUE light and grouped lights and also gets the states of this lights, to be sent to the KNX bus.</p>
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+ <p>This node lets you control your Philips HUE lights, grouped lights, Outlets and also gets their states to be sent to the KNX bus.</p>
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  **General**
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  |Property|Description|
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  | KNX GW | Select the KNX gateway to be used |
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  | HUE Bridge | Select the HUE Bridge to be used |
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- | Name | HUE light or HUE grouped light to be used. The avaiable lights and groups start showing up while you're typing.|
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+ | Name | HUE light or HUE grouped light or Hue Outlets to be used. The avaiable lights and groups start showing up while you're typing.|
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  <br/>
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  **OPTIONS**
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  Start typing in the GA field, the name or group address of your KNX device, the avaiable devices start showing up while you're typing.
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  **Switch**
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- | Control | This GA is used to turn on/off the HUE light via a boolean KNX value true/false|
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  | Status | Link this to the light's switch status group address|
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  **Dim**
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- | Control dim | Relative DIM the HUE light. You can set the dimming speed in the **_Behaviour_** tab. |
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- | Control % | Changes the absolute HUE light's brightness (0-100%)|
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  | Status % | Link this to the light's brightness status KNX group address |
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  | Dim Speed (ms) | The dimming speed, in Milliseconds. This applies to the **light** and also to the **tunable white** dimming datapoints. It' calculated from 0% to 100%. |
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  | Min Dim brightness | Tha Minimum brightness that the lamp can reach. For example, if you are dimming the light down, the light will stop dimming at the specified brightness %. |
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+ | Control dim | Changes the device's white temperature, using DPT 3.007 dimming. You can set the dimming speed in the **_Behaviour_** tab.|
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+ | Control % | Changes the device's white temperature, using the DPT 5.001. A value of 0 is full warm, a value of 100 is full cold.|
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  | Status %| The light temperature status group address. Datapoint is 5.001 absolute value. 0 is full warm, 100 is full cold.|
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- | Control kelvin | **DPT 7.600:** set the HUE light's temperature in Kelvin degrees, using the KNX range from 2000 to 6535. This range will be then transformed in mirek.<br/>**DPT 9.002:** set the temperature using Philips HUE range: 2000K - 6535K (Ambiance range starts at 2200K). Please be aware, conversion may produce slightly changes in Kelvin degrees value, due to KNX RGB or Kelvin degrees to HUE mirek degrees conversion.|
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- | Status kelvin | **DPT 7.600:** get the HUE light's temperature in Kelvin degrees, using the KNX range from 2000 to 6535. This range will be then transformed in kelvin degrees.<br/>**DPT 9.002:** get the temperature using Philips HUE range: 2000K - 6535K (Ambiance range starts at 2200K). Please be aware, conversion may produce slightly changes in Kelvin degrees value, due to KNX RGB or Kelvin degrees to HUE mirek degrees conversion. |
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+ | Control kelvin | **DPT 7.600:** set the device's temperature in Kelvin degrees, using the KNX range from 2000 to 6535. This range will be then transformed in mirek.<br/>**DPT 9.002:** set the temperature using Philips HUE range: 2000K - 6535K (Ambiance range starts at 2200K). Please be aware, conversion may produce slightly changes in Kelvin degrees value, due to KNX RGB or Kelvin degrees to HUE mirek degrees conversion.|
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+ | Status kelvin | **DPT 7.600:** get the device's temperature in Kelvin degrees, using the KNX range from 2000 to 6535. This range will be then transformed in kelvin degrees.<br/>**DPT 9.002:** get the temperature using Philips HUE range: 2000K - 6535K (Ambiance range starts at 2200K). Please be aware, conversion may produce slightly changes in Kelvin degrees value, due to KNX RGB or Kelvin degrees to HUE mirek degrees conversion. |
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  | Invert dim direction | Inverts the DIM direction. |
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+ | Control rgb| This command is used to change the device's color. Accepted datapoint is RGB triplet (r,g,b). The node handles the gamut color correction. As soon as you send a color KNX telegran, the light turns on and sets color and brightness, derived from the brightness human perception. As soon as you send a KNX telegram with r,g,b set to zero, the light turns off |
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- | Color Cycle | _true_ start cycle, _false_ Stop cycle. Randomly changes the HUE light's color at regular interval. Works with all HUE lights having color capabilities. The color effect will start 10 seconds after set. |
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+ | Blink | _true_ Blink the light, _false_ Stop blinking. Blinks the light on and off. Useful for signalling. Works with all devices. |
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+ | Color Cycle | _true_ start cycle, _false_ Stop cycle. Randomly changes the device's color at regular interval. Works with all devices having color capabilities. The color effect will start 10 seconds after set. |
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- | KNX Brightness Status | Updates the KNX brightness group address status, whenever the HUE lamp is switched ON/OFF. The options are **When HUE light is Off send 0%. When HUE On, restore previous value (Default KNX behaviour)** and **Leave as is (default HUE behaviour)**. If you have KNX dimmer with brightness status, like MDT, the suggested option is ***When HUE light is Off send 0%. When HUE On, restore previous value (Default KNX behaviour)*** |
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+ | Read status at startup | Read the device status at node-red's startup or node-red's full deploy, and send that status to the KNX BUS |
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+ | KNX Brightness Status | Updates the KNX brightness group address status, whenever the HUE lamp is switched ON/OFF. The options are **When device is Off send 0%. When HUE On, restore previous value (Default KNX behaviour)** and **Leave as is (default HUE behaviour)**. If you have KNX dimmer with brightness status, like MDT, the suggested option is ***When device is Off send 0%. When HUE On, restore previous value (Default KNX behaviour)*** |
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  | Switch on behaviour | It sets the behaviour of your lights when switched on. You can choose from differents behaviours.<br/>**Select color:** the light will be switched on with the color of your choice. To change color, just CLICK on the color selector (under the *Select color* control).<br/>**Select temperature and brightness:** the light will be switched on with the temperature (Kelvin) and brightness (0-100) of your choice.<br/>**None:** the light will retain its last status. In case you've enable the night lighting, after the night time ends, the lamp will resume the color/temperature/brightness state set at day time. |
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  | Night Lighting | It allows to set a particular light color/brightness at nighttime. The options are the same as the daytime. You could select either a temperature/brightness or color. A cozy temperature of 2700 Kelvin, with a brightness of 10% or 20%, is a good choice for bathroom's night light.|
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  "description": "Control your KNX intallation via Node-Red! A bunch of KNX nodes, with integrated Philips HUE control and ETS group address importer. Easy to use and highly configurable.",
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