Difference between revisions of "String devices.system.output1 state"
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| − | state of outlet 1 | + | <b>state of outlet 1</b><br><i>string</i> <code>devices.system.output1_state</code> |
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| − | state of outlet 2 | + | |
| − | + | <b>state of outlet 2</b><br><i>string</i> <code>devices.system.output2_state</code> | |
| − | state of outlet 3 | + | |
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| − | state of outlet 4 | + | <b>state of outlet 3</b><br><i>string</i> <code>devices.system.output3_state</code> |
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| + | <b>state of outlet 4</b><br><i>string</i> <code>devices.system.output4_state</code> | ||
=== Value === | === Value === | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 18 April 2017
Returns the state of corresponding outlet. The property is read only! To change the state, use devices.system.SetOut().
state of outlet 1
string devices.system.output1_state
state of outlet 2
string devices.system.output2_state
state of outlet 3
string devices.system.output3_state
state of outlet 4
string devices.system.output4_state
Value
- "on" when the outlet is on
- "off" when the outlet is off
warning the value is not boolean!
if devices.system.output1_state==true then ...
The above condition always fails!
Usage
if devices.system.output1_state=="on" then
log("Outlet 1 is on")
else
log("Outlet 1 is off")
end
See also
- devices.system.SetOut() to change the state of the outlet
