examples

HomeControl MQTT library

Check examples folder

1. basic_OnOff

variable last_active_state for DEVICE_PIN is set to reverse state to accommodate debugging on built-in LEDs on ESP8266. If you want to avoid using reverse logic on GPIO pin to control external devices, make sure to change that variable (it has a //reverse state pin comment next to it).

2. basic_OnOffEthernet

Find the source file in Arduino/libraries/homecontrol_mqtt/src/arduinoWrapper (ArduinoConfig.h) and uncomment the #define line that you want to use. Make sure to return the file to its original state after you're done, otherwise you will not be able to compile any other example.

3. basic_Level

variable last_active_state for DEVICE_PIN is set to reverse state to accommodate debugging on built-in LEDs on ESP8266. If you want to avoid using reverse logic on GPIO pin to control external devices, make sure to change that variable (it has a //reverse state pin comment next to it).

4. basic_Motion

variable last_active_state for DEVICE_PIN is set to reverse state to accommodate debugging on built-in LEDs on ESP8266. If you want to avoid using reverse logic on GPIO pin to control external devices, make sure to change that variable (it has a //reverse state pin comment next to it).

5. advanced_multiOnOff

variable last_active_state for DEVICE_PIN is set to reverse state to accommodate debugging on built-in LEDs on ESP8266. If you want to avoid using reverse logic on GPIO pin to control external devices, make sure to change that variable (it has a //reverse state pin comment next to it).
find the source file in Arduino/libraries (ArduinoConfig.h) and uncomment the #define line that you want to use. Make sure to return the file to its original state after you're done, otherwise you will not be able to compile any other example. (only necessary when uploading the sketch to Arduino boards)

6. basic_Temperature

7. basic_TemperatureTarget_OnOff