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Sending Telegrams:

 

To send out a telegram to the actuator, you have to send the following commands over the API:

 

To turn the actuator on:

send;deviceId=019498D3;dimValue=100;rampingMode=0

To turn the actuator off:

send;deviceId=019498D3;dimValue=0;rampingMode=0

 

 

Sending Telegrams using the "default" option:

 

if you look at the profile D2-01-09 (JSON, PDF, html), you can see that the parameter "rampingMode" has a default value. If you don´t set the parameter, the default value will be used instead. A valid command  also would look like:

 

To turn the actuator on:

send;deviceId=019498D3;dimValue=100

To turn the actuator off:

send;deviceId=019498D3;dimValue=0

 

 

Receiving Telegrams:

Telegrams sent from the device to the gateway produce a event on the API which looks like this:

 

Actutator has been switched off:

telegram;deviceId=019498D3;friendlyId=Permundo;timestamp=2015-10-16T17:41:37.058 0200;direction=from;dimValue=0(Output value 0% or OFF)

Actuator has been switched on:

telegram;deviceId=019498D3;friendlyId=Permundo;timestamp=2015-10-16T17:41:42.228+0200;direction=from;dimValue=100[%]