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The power level can be either standby (0) or enabled (65535).
I note that when I brighten or dim a lamp over say 10 seconds and query the lamp every second (via a Get - 101) that the Power Level is coming back as a slowly increasing (or decreasing) value.
The documentation states:
There are a duplicate set of device power related messages, Device::GetPower, Device::StatePower and Device::SetPower, which are extended for lights by adding a duration field to Light::SetPower.
This implies there have been changes in this area. Passing back a variable value for Power Level is actually quite useful - is the documentation out of date or is this an unsupported feature?
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It seems the Power Level (from 0% - 100%) represents the percentage of the actual brightness selected. For example, if you set the brightness level to 80%, then when the Power Level = 50% (32,768) this equates to a brightness level of 40%.
The documentation states:
I note that when I brighten or dim a lamp over say 10 seconds and query the lamp every second (via a Get - 101) that the Power Level is coming back as a slowly increasing (or decreasing) value.
The documentation states:
This implies there have been changes in this area. Passing back a variable value for Power Level is actually quite useful - is the documentation out of date or is this an unsupported feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: