Lisa83
(Lisa)
April 4, 2018, 9:10am
1
Hi all,
first of all, sorry for my english. It is not the best but i hope i can make you understand my problem
I install openhab 2 and the LCN binding. Then i create a item and a sitemap. Everthink looks good and i can switch the first light with the “sitemap”.
After that i install the HUE emulaor and i set in the configuarton the “Paring enabled”. Now i search with the Alexa App for new “devices”. But nothing is found. This is my item:
Switch EGBodenlicht “EGBodenlicht” [“Lighting”] {lcn="[myhome:RELAY_STATE.0.11.2],[ON:myhome:RELAYS.0.11.-1------],[OFF:myhome:RELAYS.0.11.-0------]"}
am I doing something wrong? Sorry i am a absoulte beginner and i read the other topics but nothing works.
Thank you very much in advance
Many greetings
Lisa
vzorglub
(Vincent Regaud)
April 4, 2018, 11:14pm
2
Be more specific in the title of your thread:
eg: LCN Binding and Alexa
This way some LCN binding users will see it and help
Also, you need to use the code fences to publish code:
Switch EGBodenlicht “EGBodenlicht” [“Lighting”] {lcn="[myhome:RELAY_STATE.0.11.2],[ON:myhome:RELAYS.0.11.-1------],[OFF:myhome:RELAYS.0.11.-0------]"}
We all have to type this content over and over and over. Here is a posting we can all point to when the topic comes up.
Why use code fences?
Because rules, sitemap, logs, and configs are all but unreadable when code fences are not used.
When to use code fences?
Whenever one is posting any sort of code, config, log, and any text where line wrapping, indentation, and using an equal spaced font makes the text more legible.
How to use code fences?
If you are using a bit of code inline in a senten…
Lisa83
(Lisa)
April 5, 2018, 5:18am
3
Thanks for the good tips. I Chanced the title and i use the code fences.
Mann greetings
Lisa