RGB Light

INTRODUCTION

It represents an RGB light color. This component allows you to control any kind of RGB light.

USE CASES

• With this component you can control RGB lights with several protocols, for example you can use it to control a KNX RGB light.

COMPONENT’S PROPERTIES

Customizable component’s title and icon. Please refer to “Common properties” guide.

Power On/Off: Switch component to switch on and off  the RGB light;

HSB: (Checkbox) If enabled, this option will modify the behaviour of the rgb slider component, this mean that if the slider is set towards a right position this will get brighter, if it set towards a left position this will get darker.

KNX

This component’s sample is made by using KNX gateway.

Please refer to “Gateways / Protocols” guide in order to get further info.

Virtual Feedback: please refer to  “KNX protocol” guide;

Read bus value on startup: please refer to “KNX protocol” guide;

Write / Feedback address

EVE Remote Plus

Three different view mode possibilities: “CLASSIC”, “MODAL” and “HIDDEN”. Learn more about the component’s view modes. 

MAP VIEW MODE 

This is just one of the visual result possibilities of the component on the EVE Remote (Map Style).

Icons can be customized depending on your necessities from symbol to color and dimension.

In this case, we can see the default icon layout:

RGB Light ⇒ RGB Light Icon

Light off = empty light

Light on= full light

RGB Light ⇒ RGB Mask

Luminosity

  Colore

CLASSIC VIEW MODE 

Here is the visual result of the component on EVE Remote (Classic Style).

RGB Light is displayed with the following mask:

RGB Light ⇒ RGB Mask

Light off = empty light

Light on= full light

  Color

Luminosity

Colour Palette (Classic and Map)

In order to save a colour in the Palette, pick a colour from the colour wheel, then on the Palette section hold untill the button on the palette colour it self with the picked colour. Once you saved the colour in the palette, each every time you press it the light will set it self at that specific colour.

How the Colour Palette looks like inside the user interface (Classic, Map)

This is how the colour palette is shown with full presets, each time you press one of the presets, the light that this component is connected to will change its colour acordingly. You can also overwrite the each preset as you like, hold the preset on user interface untill it change its colour to the one you chose.