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Checking devices connected to the WI-FI network Sprawdzanie urządzeń podłączonych do sieci WI-FI 1.0.0

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Checking devices connected to the WI-FI network

Checking devices connected to WI-FI

We create a global variable, for example TabletSony

Then we import the Tablet_Sony_WI-FI virtual device after loading the device, we change the name according to our own needs, e.g. phone of the wife, etc., enter the IP address and port of the device to be checked if it is connected to the local network



tcpSocket = Net.FTcpSocket ("192.168.1.009", 8071) - ip address and device port

bytes, errorCode = tcpSocket: write ("test")


local device = 743 - virtual device id

if errorCode == 0

then

fibaro: call (device, "setProperty", "currentIcon", 1181) - id of the ON icon

fibaro: setGlobal ("TabletSony", "1"); - we create a global variable called eg TabletSony

fibaro: log ("Sony ON tablet ..os.date ("% H:% M ")) - displays the status of the device and the time on the notification bar


else

fibaro: call (device, "setProperty", "currentIcon", 1179) - id of the OFF icon

fibaro: setGlobal ("TabletSony", "0");

fibaro: log ("Sony OFF Tablet" ..os.date ("% H:% M")); ")) - displays the device status and time on the notification bar



    

end
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Sprawdzanie urządzeń podłączonych do WI-FI

Tworzymy zmienną globalną np. TabletSony 

Następnie importujemy urządzenie wirtualne Tablet_Sony_WI-FI po załadowaniu urządzenia zmieniamy według własnych potrzeb nazwę np. telefon  żony itd. ,wpisujemy adres ip i port  urządzenia które ma być sprawdzane czy jest podłączone do sieci lokalnej

 

 

tcpSocket = Net.FTcpSocket("192.168.1.009", 8071) -- adres ip i port urządzenia

bytes, errorCode = tcpSocket:write("test")

 

local device = 743 -- id urządzenia wirtualnego

if errorCode == 0

then

fibaro:call(device, "setProperty", "currentIcon", 1181) -- id ikony ON

fibaro:setGlobal("TabletSony", "1"); -- tworzymy zmienną globalną o nazwie np. TabletSony

fibaro:log("Tablet Sony ON  "..os.date("%H:%M"));-- wyświetla na pasku powiadomienie stan urządzenia oraz godzinę

 

else

fibaro:call(device, "setProperty", "currentIcon", 1179) -- id ikony OFF

fibaro:setGlobal("TabletSony", "0");

fibaro:log("Tablet Sony OFF  "..os.date("%H:%M")); "));-- wyświetla na pasku powiadomienie stan urządzenia oraz godzinę

 

 

    

end

 

 

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