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Re: IoT Manager: Android app for DIY devices (ESP8266 and ot

PostPosted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 8:41 am
by scargill
in your example I can see toggle, adc, power-button, small-badge and range - is that the extent of the controls right now?
I've only tested toggle and range up to now.

Re: IoT Manager: Android app for DIY devices (ESP8266 and ot

PostPosted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 8:44 am
by 4refr0nt
scargill wrote:Sorry I didn't mean page updates putting the controls in place... I meant updating the values - but I see that might be difficult. About to test other controls.


We have minimun 5 steps.
1. IoT Manager send control command to broker
2. Broker send control command to device
3. Device execute control command and send status data to broker
4. Broker send status data to app
5. IoT Manager receive status data and refresh display

About status leds not attachet to button - try "power-button" widget from this example

And, yes, this is very small list of widgets we have now.

Re: IoT Manager: Android app for DIY devices (ESP8266 and ot

PostPosted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 8:58 am
by scargill
Erm, the POWER BUTTON - is it me or is it the wrong way round - it lights up blue with zero - and goes dark blank if you fire 1 at it? ALso it doesn't change on it's own - is that the intended behavour?

Re: IoT Manager: Android app for DIY devices (ESP8266 and ot

PostPosted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 9:02 am
by scargill
So is the Power-button just an indicator and not a button? And see other comment about the status appearing to be inverted...

4refr0nt wrote:
scargill wrote:Sorry I didn't mean page updates putting the controls in place... I meant updating the values - but I see that might be difficult. About to test other controls.


We have minimun 5 steps.
1. IoT Manager send control command to broker
2. Broker send control command to device
3. Device execute control command and send status data to broker
4. Broker send status data to app
5. IoT Manager receive status data and refresh display

About status leds not attachet to button - try "power-button" widget from this example

And, yes, this is very small list of widgets we have now.