I want to know if there´s a limit for the number of widgets in a project.
I have a project wich integrates more than 1000 Dali ballasts and the client need to have the possibilitie of individual control of them. My idea consists in selecting the ballast by a click and than show it´s controls and info in a determinated area of the workspace.
Widgets seems to be the perfect solution for this case. So, will SpaceLynk support a high number of widgets?
I want to know if there´s a limit for the number of widgets in a project.
I have a project wich integrates more than 1000 Dali ballasts and the client need to have the possibilitie of individual control of them. My idea consists in selecting the ballast by a click and than show it´s controls and info in a determinated area of the workspace.
Widgets seems to be the perfect solution for this case. So, will SpaceLynk support a high number of widgets?
BR,
Jefferson Campos
Hm, technically would do but 1000 widgets means X x 1000 objects which can be a problem if not well designed. If you have HW 3.0 then it might handle. If you put all on KNX TP then I'm more than sure it will not as bus wont handle it.
They will be divided in several lines, the SL will be on the main line wich has no other devices. I´ll let only the necessary information go to SL (like fault, switch, valor and status).
Could you describe what kind of control you try create for every lamp? How this widget will look and how you will open it? There are a few methods how to do this without creating 1000 widgets.
22.11.2018, 21:03 (This post was last modified: 23.11.2018, 08:34 by Erwin van der Zwart.)
Hi,
Why don’t you just create 1 widget with a value box for setting the GW 1 to xx and a value box with EVG nr. Under this you create a slider and a on/off button.
(22.11.2018, 21:03)Erwin van der Zwart Wrote: hHi,
Why don’t you just create 1 widget with a value box for setting the GW 1 to xx and a value box with EVG nr. Under this you create a slider and a on/off button.
Why don’t you just create 1 widget with a value box for setting the GW 1 to xx and a value box with EVG nr. Under this you create a slider and a on/off button.
I would like to do something similar but without having to enter the address manually.
I have a visualization with a lot of blinds (I visualize the state) and what I want is to make a general widget for all these blinds.
I want this: When I click on the status icon, open the widget and update a table that I read when using the icons inside the widget.
I do not know how to execute a script using javascript when I click on the shutter status icon that reads the group address of that icon. All these icons would have the same class.
I want to add a byte button that send shutter value (with circular bar or linear bar), not fixed value. But when I add the class with the same java script code, the value icon don´t open value bar in widget.
I want to include a "in line" slider or circular button in the widget, the same that apear whhen you put a byte object icon.
This slider will have "35/7/3" group adress.
When I write a value in this slider, i want to read it and send it to the corresponding shutter adress