Created At
Nov 29, 2024
Last Update
Jan 07, 2025
Platforms
HC 3 Lite, Yubii Home Pro, Yubii Home, HC 3
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Type Quick App
QuickApp to control your WLED device
If you are used to WLED's interface, you know how the settings are used.
If you have connected an LED Matrix Panel, you can display text on the panel by entering the text in the variable ScrollingText. If you instead want to display the value of a unit in Fibaro, enter the unit ID in the variable DeviceID. The variable ScrollingText must then be empty. If you want a text after the units value, you write the text in the variable ValueSuffix. Then select the "Scrolling text" effect.
The easiest way to create Fibaro scenes is to first set preset modes. This is done by making the settings as you want them and then holding down one of the buttons M1-M10. The setting is then saved to your WLED. When you create the scene, you choose to activate the corresponding button.
- Open the Configuration Interface.
- Go to > Devices.
- Click
. - Choose Other Device.
- Choose Upload File.
- Choose file from your computer.
- Choose Variables tab
ip - enter the IP address of the your WLED device. eg 192.168.1.5
ScrollingText - Text that appears in the effect "Scrolling text"
DeviceID - IDt of the device whose value is displayed in the effect "Scrolling text"
ValueSuffix - Text that appears after the divice value in the effect Scrolling text"
UpdateSec - Device value update interval (seconds)
Known issues:
- The interface is not always updated. Sometimes you need to close and open again
- Does not work with the new interface, so you can not use "Use the new views in mobile application"
Changelog:
v1.1 01/2025
- If an LED strip is connected, only compatible effects modes are displayed.
v1.0 11/2024
- First version
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Hi Lars, Great QuickApp - Thank you. I was trying, from lua, to turn on/off and set brightness of the connected wled light strip, but I can not get that to work. Do you have an example of lua lines to turn on, turn off, set brightness? Cheers, Alex
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Hi Alex, You can use this for on/off: local wledQAid = 123 -- the ID of your WLED QuickApp hub.call(wledQAid, 'turnOn') hub.call(wledQAid, 'turnOff') when it comes to brightness it's a bit complex. You can try using this code and see if you get the result you want hub.call(wledQAid, 'setValue', 50) -- values between 0-99