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Control of blinds

Table of contents

You can either use a spinner, or up and down arrows from the Icons tab in the

widget library.

Introduction

Create a user interface

API for in-room control

Widgets

Command reference

Troubleshooting

Tips and tricks

Examples

Consider the following strategy:

• Tilt the slides as response to a short press on a direction arrow. If tilted all

the way, move the blinds up or down incrementally.

• As response to a long press on a direction arrow, start moving the blinds in

that direction. They do not stop until all the way up or down.

• Short press any button in order to stop the movement after a long press.

Then no separate stop button is necessary.

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Collaboration Endpoint software

version 8.1

Use a button only to send a signal

A button can be used just to send a signal, without changing the button's state

or visual appearance.

As an example, use the All lights on button to switch on all lights. Do not change

the button's color from gray to blue, but update the other light controls to reflect

the true status of the room.

A button that does not change color

(from gray to blue) when used