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Editing Remote control and automation
Currently as of version 4.3, you can use GET requests or diyHue for automation. For two-way sync, use diyHue.
The clock can be controlled remotely using GET requests. You can use those in your smart home app or remote control.
| Setting | Request | Values |
|---|---|---|
| Toggle clock ON/OFF | on | 1 => ON, 0 => OFF |
| Brightness | bri | 0 => Low, 1 => Medium, 2 => High |
| Colon | colon | 0 => OFF, 1 => Always ON, 2 => ON/OFF every second |
| Crossfade animation | fade | 0 => OFF, 30 => Slow, 20 => Medium, 30 => Fast |
| Night mode (Low brightness between 22:00 and 2:00) | nmode | 0 => Enabled, 1 => Disabled |
All other config portal options are available as well but it's not very useful to set them remotely. And, since they're not tested, setting them up via GET request can cause unexpected behavior.
192.168.0.11/?bri=0
192.168.0.11/?bri=0&colon=0
The clock is compatible with diyHue including brightness setting.
NOTE: Controlling the clock via diyHue doesn't save values so after reboot or power cycle, it will revert back to config portal values.
NOTE: Night mode overrides diyHue settings, so if you set high brightness but night mode is active, it will be ignored.
Get current ON/OFF state and brightness via diyHue
192.168.0.11/get